NEVER
NEVER
NEVER
NEVER
NEVER
ALWAYS
ALWAYS
ALWAYS
ALWAYS
ALWAYS
ALWAYS
ALWAYS
get near the helicopter with the main rotor rotating. Have a good safety
distance. Ask spectators to clear the scene and have at least 35 ft distance.
ignore the local regulations for operating airplanes and helicopters. They come
from experience and good human thinking. Ask your local authorities or hobby
store for details.
fly helicopters near crowds, playgrounds, streets, railway lines, airports etc.
start with unsafe or doubtful equipment.
start if you don't feel confident with your equipment, your location or your
capabilities.
ask an experienced flyer for assistance.
have an eye on wind conditions and changes.
look for a wide and clear operating area. You may need the space!
keep in mind: Safety and life first! Loosing your helicopter costs you some
money, loosing an arm costs your health!
check your helicopter for broken, damaged or loose parts.
maintain the helicopter, the batteries and the charger.
think about your co - flyers and the environment you are guest in.
This hobby calls for wide areas, fair and sportive thinking. Therefore, keep the
airfield clean, don't leave any waste behind and be careful with natural
resources. Batteries can easily be recycled. Ask your hobby store or waste
handling companies for details. Don't throw worn batteries away. Always be
careful with heat. Hot batteries or motors could cause serious damage.
