SKU 98177
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VERY gently add the throttle if the helicopter
5.
goes down.
VERY gently reduce the throttle if helicopter
6.
goes up.
Do not over control the helicopter; give short
7.
and small movement to the direction stick.
Flight location
Choose a location that meets the following
1.
conditions:
Indoor with calm air condition, beware of air
a.
current from air-conditioner.
Ample flying space area, we recommend a
b.
room size of over 10' width 16.5' length and
8' in height.
Safety area:
c.
It is highly recommended that there is no
•
electric fan, air-conditioner, reading lamp or
other potential dangerous objects.
Flight tips
For the control sticks on the transmitter, try
1.
not to push the sticks immediately to the
extreme position. It should be like steering a
bicycle rather than pressing computer game
controls.
For the novice pilot (after the trimming proce-
2.
dure was completed), it is highly recommend-
ed to focus exclusively on learning to control
the throttle stick first. Even if the helicopter
may turn around a bit by itself, there is no
immediate need to keep it straight.
For the first flight, it is important to learn to
3.
keep the helicopter at a constant altitude of
around 3' - 3.5' with small movements of the
throttle stick. Once the pilot masters this, he
may start learning to take control with the
direction stick.
The helicopter usually survives most
a.
crashes because it is so light, with a styro-
foam body. You will need to switch the “ON/
OFF” button to “ON” again to restart the
helicopter.
Don’t operate the helicopter in the sun or
b.
strong light; it will affect the control system
of your helicopter
Don’t cover the lens of the transmitter.
c.
Signals will NOT be sent while the lens is
covered.
Don’t stick any other label on the helicopter;
d.
they might block the IR signal.
care and maintenance:
Always remove batteries from the transmitter
1.
when not being used for long periods of time.
Wipe the plane gently with a clean damp
2.
cloth.
Keep the plane away from direct heat.
3.
Do not submerge the plane into water that
4.
can damage the electronic assemblies.
Parental guidance is recommended when
5.
children are installing or replacing batteries.
Because this helicopter uses an Infra-Red
6.
guidence system, in an environment hav-
ing electrostatic discharge, the sample may
malfunction and require the user to reset the
sample.
Examine regularly for damage to the plug
7.
enclosure and other parts. In the event of
any damage, the plane must not be used
with the transmitter charger until the damage
has been repaired.
This plane is not intended for children under
8.
3 years old.
This plane must only be used with the recom-
9.
mended charger.
Do not try to charge other batteries with this
10.
transmitter charger.
