Horizon Hobby Sparc! AEROLITE 9437, Owner'S Manual

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
PointstoCheckWhenHelicopterOperatesAbnormally.
• Make sure the power is on.
• Make sure the main battery and the transmitter battery have sufficient charge.
• Check that the transmitter battery is inserted with correct polarity.
• Check that the antenna of the transmitter is not broken.
• Check that the distance between the transmitter and the helicopter does not exceed 20m/65ft.
• Check that a nearby transmitter does not produce interference or signals with the same frequency. In such a case,
move to another place or wait until the other RC user has finished operating his/her vehicle.
Replacement Parts
SPJ1101 Ring Guard $3.99
SPJ1102 Rotor Blade Set $5.99
SPJ1103 Body Set $7.99
SPJ1104 Transmitter Antenna $5.99
SPJ1105 Transmitter Battery Cover $3.99
LED lamp blinks if the battery level
becomes low. Turn off the switch
when the LED lamp starts blinking.
Failure to do so may adversely affect
the batteries, resulting in permanent
damage.
V. FLIGHT LOCATION
AND CONDITIONS
Flight Area Precautions
Fly the helicopter in a place where
the floor is flat and no obstacles ex-
ist. Avoid flying near fans, or heating
and air conditioning vents when they
are in operation and moving air in the
room, otherwise the helicopter may
become uncontrollable. Be sure to fly
the helicopter in calm conditions.
Important
• Always supervise the helicopter
during flight.
• Adult supervision is required.
VI. MAINTENANCE
• The life of the helicopter can be
extended with daily care. Wipe the
helicopter clean if dust builds up
and frequently check for any loose
parts.
• The helicopter body is made of
polystyrene foam. If damaged, use
scotch tape or suitable adhesives
to repair.
• Never use instant glue, which will
make the polystyrene foam dis-
solve. Foam-safe (odorless) CA is
the best to use for these repairs.
• The helicopter will lose balance and
will not fly correctly if broken.