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Operating Instructions

Electrical Helicopter „HFP80“ RtF

Item No. 1484607

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Summary of Contents for 1484607

Page 1: ...Operating Instructions Electrical Helicopter HFP80 RtF Item No 1484607...

Page 2: ...Batteries 12 b Switching on the Transmitter 12 c Adjustment of the Control Sticks 14 10 Operation of the Model Helicopter 15 a Charging the Flight Battery 15 b Checking the Drive Mechanics 16 c Inser...

Page 3: ...Setting TIME 34 15 Maintenance and Care 35 a Replacing the Rotor Blades 35 b Replacing the Tail Rotor Propeller 35 c Checking the Screw Connections 36 16 Disposal 37 a Product 37 b Batteries Recharge...

Page 4: ...notes on commissioning and handling Also consider this if you pass on the product to any third party Therefore retain these operating instructions for reference If there are any technical questions pl...

Page 5: ...n not be adjusted by remote control The raising and lowering of the helicopter is solely accomplished by changing the speed of the main rotor The swash plate is controlled via two servos with two link...

Page 6: ...nstructions Current operating instructions Download the current operating instructions via the link www conrad com downloads or scan the displayed QR code Follow the instructions on the website The sp...

Page 7: ...ured when using the model e g by taking out private liability insurance If you already have private liability insurance verify whether or not operation of the model is covered by your insurance before...

Page 8: ...ty and that of your environment depends completely on your responsible use of the model Improper operation can cause serious damage to people and property Therefore make sure to keep a sufficiently sa...

Page 9: ...s a danger of fire and explosion Always replace the whole set of batteries in the transmitter Do not mix full batteries with half full ones Always use batteries rechargeable batteries of the same type...

Page 10: ...button SELECT 9 Display 10 On off switch 11 Trim button for the tail function 12 Trimming button for the pitch function Mode 2 13 Control stick for pitch and tail functions Mode 2 14 Carrying belt ey...

Page 11: ...r 16 Carrying handle 17 Rear wall screws 18 Battery compartment lid 19 Student socket The student socket can be used to tap the PWM signal to also e g control a teacher transmitter or the interface of...

Page 12: ...polarity The spiral shaped spring contact 2 always must be connected to the minus pole of the battery or rechargeable battery 3 Then fold down the battery compartment lid and let it latch b Switching...

Page 13: ...The flight condition display of the transmitter is coupled with the Dual Rate switch When the maximum control paths are activated and the upper right of the display shows D R 0 the display will show a...

Page 14: ...ignals in a quick sequence after activation and the display shows neither the operating voltage nor the control stick display the control stick for the pitch function is not in the bottom position or...

Page 15: ...p red while charging When charging is completed the display of the charge indicator LED switches from red to green Disconnect the rechargeable battery from the charging adapter right after charging an...

Page 16: ...The motor shaft with the drive pinion must be aligned perfectly straight and must not be eccentric The main rotor shaft must not have any play in the bearing The tail rotor must be easily turned by ha...

Page 17: ...s in the model perform a reconciliation If the LED flashes slowly the helicopter is not receiving a remote control signal After approx 2 seconds the LED in the helicopter is lit per manently and the s...

Page 18: ...at effect the control stick can be moved forward and backward Unlike the other control functions the stick does not keep springing back to the centre position Because the angles of attack of the rotor...

Page 19: ...r shaft If the control stick is moved to the left the tail rotor speed is decreased and the helicopter fuselage tip points to the left If the control stick is moved to the right the tail rotor speed i...

Page 20: ...helicopter forward and backward see figure 14 This is also con trolled with the right control stick also see figure 1 item 3 If you press the stick slightly forward the model flies forward If you pull...

Page 21: ...ards the back from the front Then disconnect the connec tion cables of the stick potentiometers 3 and 4 from the slots 3 and 4 Remove the left stick unit viewed from behind in the same manner and unpl...

Page 22: ...22 Figure 16...

Page 23: ...item 3 to keep the reactions of the model helicopter to the control commands of the transmitter from getting too strong at first For more information on the control path limitation see the following c...

Page 24: ...check if the adjustment was sufficient Keep repeating this procedure until the helicopter no longer has any tendency to turn to the right If the tip of the fuselage turns to the left press the trim bu...

Page 25: ...to drift forward reduce the speed until the helicopter is safely on its skids again Now push the trim button for the nodding function also see figure 1 item 4 down or towards your body several times...

Page 26: ...n its middle position If required you can correct the control stick position where the helicopter is in hover flight with the trim button Caution important If you push the pitch trim button up repeate...

Page 27: ...ieve maximum ma noeuvrability of the model If the toggle switch is switched forwards the display D R 0 appears also see figure 5 item 3 The maximum control sen sitivity is available When the toggle sw...

Page 28: ...ff of the support bolts 2 on the left and the right and pull the canopy off forwards If the swash plate is slightly askew so that the helicopter keeps flying into a specific direction disconnect the b...

Page 29: ...he trimming button for the tail function see figure 1 item 11 to the left Hold the two trimming buttons in the respective positions Switch on the transmitter while keeping the trimming buttons pushed...

Page 30: ...u structure Push button SELECT 8 This button calls the chosen menu item confirms or saves the settings To get into the programming menu push the push buttons UP and DOWN at the same time The display l...

Page 31: ...play shows the indication for control channel 1 with digit 1 flashing In addition to the control channel the current set running direction is also displayed with a 0 for the standard running direction...

Page 32: ...l the currently set Dual Rate value is displayed Use the buttons UP or DOWN to select the control chan nel 1 2 and 4 for which the Dual Rate value is to be set or changed When the desired control chan...

Page 33: ...ay and you can call it with the button SELECT The display shows the indication for control channel 1 with digit 1 flashing In addition to the control channel the currently set EPA value is displayed U...

Page 34: ...s to flash in the display Push the buttons UP and DOWN until TIME flashes in the display and you can call it with the button SELECT The currently set timer time 1 10 minutes will now flash in the disp...

Page 35: ...s If contact with an obstacle leaves visible danger on a rotor blade cracks or broken parts the rotor blade must be replaced When replacing the rotor blades 1 observe the rotating dura tion and do not...

Page 36: ...he entire rotor shaft may slip down in a hard touch down In the worst case the motor pinion will no longer interlock with the main pinion The screws at the blade holder levers see figures 28 and 30 it...

Page 37: ...heavy metal are Cd cadmium Hg mercury Pb lead the names are indicated on the battery rechargeable battery e g below the rubbish bin symbol shown on the left You may return used batteries rechargeable...

Page 38: ...e calibrate the control stick Model does not react LED in the heli copter flashes slowly Check function of the remote control transmitter Perform activation of the model helicopter again Rotors do not...

Page 39: ...ns W x H x D 150 x 190 x 85 mm Weight without batteries rechargeable batteries 340 g b Helicopter Rotor diameter 205 mm Fuselage length incl rotor blades 240 mm Fuselage length without rotor blades 20...

Page 40: ...ed Reproduction by any method e g photocopy microfilming or the capture in electronic data processing systems require the prior written approval by the editor Reprinting also in part is prohibited Thi...

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