Flyability 3, Original Instructions Manual

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ELIOS 2
1 – Safety
ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS Page 11 of 26
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1 Safety
Read carefully and understand these important safety instructions
before flying to prevent any risk of accident and serious injuries.
1.1 Operation Safety Rules
During operation and missions, please observe the following rules. Make sure people around you have
been briefed about safety accordingly.
WARNING
High-speed spinning
propeller
WARNING
Loud noise WARNING
Bright light
Flashing Light
WARNING
Hot surfaces
MANDATORY
Read the original
instructions
MANDATORY
Wear hear
protection
MANDATORY
Wear eye
protection
MANDATORY
Wear head
protection
MANDATORY
Have protective
gloves
in vicinity
Everyone surrounding the operation, pilot included, must wear eye, ear, and head protec-
tions. They must have protective gloves in vicinity
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. They should not wear jewelry, loose cloth-
ing or long hair.
Apart from the camera operator, the spotter, or the inspector, no one should talk to the pilot.
It may reduce his concentration.
When the propellers are spinning, the aircraft must not be touched. If not applicable, make
sure the aircraft is stable, touch only the aircraft’s protective cage with your hands wide open
and your fingers straight to prevent any of them from entering the cage. You must wear pro-
tective gloves to touch the aircraft if the propellers are spinning.
Avoid any presence of people directly below the aircraft and do not fly close to people.
Possibly hazardous optical radiation emitted from this product. Do not look at operating
lamp. Eye injury may result.
In case of an accident, do not try to catch the falling aircraft. Your safety is more important
than the aircraft.
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A risk assessment should be made to state additional protection (e.g. respiratory protection in dusty
environments)