J. Perkins Twister CP V2.1 Manual Download Page 2

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VITAL SAFETY INFORMATION

  IF YOU HAVE NEVER FLOWN RC HELICOPTERS WE 

RECOMMEND YOU SEEK ADDITIONAL ADVICE FROM 

YOUR SUPPLIER OF RC HELICOPTERS.

  READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY PRIOR TO 

USING OR FLYING. CONTACT YOUR SUPPLIER IF ANY 

INFORMATION IS UNCLEAR. YOU ASSUME ALL RISK 

AND RESPONSIBILITY WHEN USING THIS MODEL.

  KEEP WELL CLEAR OF ROTATING BLADES. 

NEVER WEAR LOOSE CLOTHING WHEN OPERATING 

HELICOPTERS. ALWAYS WEAR PROTECTIVE EYE WEAR 

WHEN OPERATING MODEL HELICOPTERS. 

  THE TWISTER CP V2.1 IS DESIGNED FOR INDOOR 

OR OUTDOOR USE, HOWEVER, FLY ONLY WHERE IT IS 

SAFE TO DO SO. A HARD FLAT SURFACE CLEAR OF ALL 

OBSTACLES AND A CLEAR INDOOR SPACE OF AROUND 

400 SQUARE FEET IS THE MINIMUM RECOMMENDED 

REQUIREMENT.

  DO NOT FLY NEAR CHILDREN OR ANIMALS.

CRASHES & SPARE PARTS

The Twister CP V2.1 has been designed to be strong and very easy to repair, however, the helicopter is not 

invulnerable and most people will tip their Twister CP V2.1 over or break parts during their flying career. 

This is quite normal. Crash damage is not covered by warranty. 

All parts are available as spares from your supplier. Study the exploded view of the helicopter carefully to 

understand the relationship between parts and how to replace them if necessary.

DVD–IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Transmitter mode–Please note that the Instructional Flight DVD included with this helicopter shows use of 

a MODE 1 transmitter–a different transmitter setup to the mode II transmitter supplied. A mode I transmitter 

has throttle and roll on the right stick. In the UK, most pilots fly mode II, throttle and tail rotor on the left 

hand stick, cyclic on the right stick. 

Aerial deployment–contrary to the video, please ensure your receiver aerial is COMPLETELY unwrapped 

from the skid as per this manual.

 

J. Perkins Distribution Ltd guarantees this product is free from manufacturing or assembly defects for a period of one 

year from time of purchase. This does not affect your statutory rights. This warranty is not valid for any damage or 

consequential damage arising as a result of a crash, misuse, modification or for damage or consequential damage arising 

as a result of failure to observe the procedures outlined in this manual. Operation of this model is carried out entirely at 

the risk of the operator. Please note that, whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the material included with 

this product, mistakes can occur and neither J. Perkins Distribution Ltd nor it’s distributors will be held liable for any loss 

or damage arising from the use of this model or for any loss or damage arising from omissions or inaccuraccies in the 

associated instructions or materials included with this product.

We reserve the right to modify the design of this product, box contents and instruction manual without prior notification. 

E&OE. © 2007 All rights reserved.  

J Perkins Distribution Ltd, Northdown Business Park, Ashford Road, Lenham, Kent, ME17 2DL, UK..

Contents

Introduction .................................................... 1

Preparing for flight ......................................... 2

1. Unpacking your Twister CP V2.1 ...... 2

2. Charging the flight battery ................ 2

3. Fitting the flight battery ..................... 2

Preflight checks ............................................. 2

1. 4 in 1 unit checks ................................ 2

2. Rotor blades check ............................ 3

3. Visual check ........................................ 3

4. Switch on transmitter ........................ 3

5. Range check ....................................... 4

6. Control operation check ................... 4

Advanced flying features ............................. 5

How does a helicopter fly? ........................... 5

Flight training guide ....................................... 7

Step 1–Positioning ................................. 7

Step 2–Rotor spin-up ............................. 7

Step 3–Going for a walk ........................ 7

Step 4–Taking the first 'hop' ................. 7

Step 5–Hovering and manoeuvres ...... 8

Step 6–Beyond the hover ..................... 8

Troubleshooting .............................................. 9

Vibration .................................................. 9

Main rotor does not turn ....................... 9

Main rotor turns but helicopter does not 

take off ..................................................... 9

LBW (Low battery warning beacon) ........... 9

Spare parts and option parts ..................... 10

Twister CP EXPLODED VIEW ...................... 14

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Summary of Contents for Twister CP V2.1

Page 1: ...dle up 3D switch for circuit ying aerobatics One piece 4 in 1 on board computerised electronics unit saves weight improves performance and simpli es use Transmitter with training switch 3D switch char...

Page 2: ...r this manual J Perkins Distribution Ltd guarantees this product is free from manufacturing or assembly defects for a period of one year from time of purchase This does not affect your statutory right...

Page 3: ...1 performs magni cently outdoors and has a sparkling climb rate and great aerobatic 3D performance Straight line stability in fast forward ight is excellent and is on a par with quality model helicop...

Page 4: ...ight or during maintenance In particular take great care with the electrical connections to and from the 4 in 1 control unit 2 CHARGING THE FLIGHT BATTERY The Li Po charger supplied is designed to aut...

Page 5: ...helicopter left or right Note that the included DVD shows the use of a Mode I throttle right transmitter See pic following for Mode II layout with throttle stick on the left side 1 Move the throttle s...

Page 6: ...itch on the front of the transmitter 3 Fore and aft cyclic Move the fore and aft elevator stick forward The swashplate should tilt forward If it tilts the opposite way reverse the fore and aft ELE rev...

Page 7: ...the helicopter nose up nose down and to roll the helicopter left or right Note that the included DVD depicts the use of a Mode I throttle right transmitter Transmitter stick movements Helicopters req...

Page 8: ...s in an analogous way to a stick balanced vertically on ones nger small movements of your hand will be required in order to prevent the stick from accelerating away from the vertical and falling to te...

Page 9: ...Observe the helicopter about the roll axis and adjust the trims in the same way if it tends to roll or hop to the left apply a little right roll trim and vice versa Adjust the trims until the Twister...

Page 10: ...uts or nudges are required plus enough practice to manage operation of all the primary ying controls successfully together As your co ordination and anticipation improves you should be able to reduce...

Page 11: ...until the blades run in track as closely as possible Solution 5 Flybar paddles out of balance Check that the distances from the rotor hub centre out to the ybar paddles are the same for both paddles...

Page 12: ...T 6601300 TAIL BOOM CARBON FIBRE 6601310 V1 BLADE HOLDER SET 2 6600381 V2 BLADE GRIP SET 6601320 SWASHPLATE TO FLYBAR LINKS 2 6601330 MAIN SHAFT RETAINING COLLAR 6601340 FLYBAR PADDLE WEIGHTS 2 660135...

Page 13: ...HEAD RETAINING PIN 6600382 370 MAIN MOTOR WITH 9T PINION 6601130 TAIL MOTOR 8T PINION 6601140 MOTOR WIRING 6601150 CENTRE HUB AND SPINDLE SHAFT 6601160 FLYBAR HUB BEARINGS CRADLE 6601170 MAIN BLADES...

Page 14: ...ILICONE SET 6601290 SCREW NUT SET 6601300 TAIL BOOM CARBON FIBRE 6601310 V1 BLADE HOLDER SET 6600381 V2 BLADE GRIP SET 6601320 SWASHPLATE TO FLYBAR LINKS 6601330 MAIN SHAFT RETAINING COLLAR 6601340 FL...

Page 15: ...ET 6600405 CNC ROTORHEAD SWASHPLATE 6600410 CP SPINDLE SHAFT FOR OPTION ROTOR 6600840 TRAINING UNDERCARRIAGE SET 6600860 TAIL MOTOR HEAT SINK 6600870 MAIN MOTOR HEAT SINK 6600379 MINI MICRO HELI PITCH...

Page 16: ...14 http www jperkinsdistribution co uk TWISTER CP V2 1 EXPLODED VIEW...

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