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Replacement Parts list - SOLO PRO 229 EC145 Police FTR RTB

When replacing components it is very important to use
the correct tool and to tighten the screws with great care.

Do not use thread-lock fluid!

Order No.

Description

NE252401

Front cabin section

NE252402

Rear cabin section

NE252403

Fuselage tail boom

NE252404

Vertical stabiliser

NE252405

Main rotor blades

NE252406

Tail boom unit

NE252407

Tail rotor blade

NE252408

Servo mount set

NE252409

Main rotor blade holder

NE252411 Swashplate

NE252413

Lower pushrod set

NE252414

Main frame

NE252415

Main gearwheel

NE252416

Landing gear mount

NE252417

Landing gear

NE252418

Rotor head, metal

NE252419

Blade feathering spindles

NE252420

Main rotor shaft

NE252421

Screw set

NE251563

BL main motor

NE252423

BL tail rotor motor

NE252424

LiPo battery, 11.1 V / 800 mAh

NE252425 Receiver

NE252426

BL speed controller, main motor, 20 A

NE252427

BL speed controller, tail rotor motor, 5 A

NE480064 NES 8 g digital servo

NE200113

Battery charger

NE200120

Mains PSU

Replacement Parts list - SOLO PRO 229 EC145 Black FTR RTB

Order No.

Description

NE352501

Front cabin section, black (not shown)

NE352502

Rear cabin section, black (not shown)

NE352503

Fuselage tail boom, black (not shown)

NE352504

Vertical stabiliser, black (not shown)

NE352505

Tail boom unit, black (not shown)

Operating Instructions - SOLO PRO 229 EC145 Police FTR RTB 2.4 GHz

No. NE3524RTB

SOLO PRO 229 EC145 Black FTR RTB 2.4 GHz

No. NE3525RTB

Summary of Contents for NE3524RTB

Page 1: ...Operating Instructions SOLO PRO 229 EC145 Black FTR RTB 2 4 GHz No NE3525RTB SOLO PRO 229 EC145 Police FTR RTB 2 4 GHz No NE3524RTB V02 02 14 ...

Page 2: ...ontrolled by FUTABA transmitters which can be operated in S FHSS mode At present these are the following transmitters T6J R2006GS 2 4 GHz FHSS No F4100 T 8J R2008SB 2 4 GHz FHSS S FHSS No F4108 T18MZ R7008SB 2 4 GHz FASSTest M2 No F8073 T18MZ R7008SB 2 4 GHz FASSTest M1 No F8073M1 T 14SG R7008SB 2 4 GHz FASSTest M2 No F8075 T14SG R7008SB 2 4 GHz FASSTest M1 No F8075M1 FX 32 R7008 2 4 GHz FASSTest ...

Page 3: ...attery 10 Binding the transmitter to the model 11 Transmitter adjustment facilities 11 Essential pre flight checks 12 Controlling the model in Mode 1 and Mode 2 12 Important advice The first few flights 13 Replacement parts 14 15 Comformity declaration Disposal of batteries 16 Explanation of specialist terms Climb and descent Throttle pitch This controls the model s climb and descent Yaw The model...

Page 4: ...hat motors and speed control lers may become hot when operating It is important to avoid touching these parts Do not stand close to the hazard area around rotating parts when an electric motor is connected to the flight battery You must also take care to keep all other objects away from moving or rotating parts Observe the instructions provided by the battery ma nufacturer Overcharged or incorrect...

Page 5: ...operating it The transmitter signal is at its weakest in this di rection It is always best to stand with the long side of the aerial angled towards the model Insurance Ground based models are usually covered by standard personal third party insurance policies In order to fly model aircraft you will need to extend the cover of your existing policy or take out specific insurance Check your insurance...

Page 6: ...approx 430 mm Height approx 150 mm All up weight approx 462 g RC functions Pitch axis roll collective pitch and throttle Recommended accessories 1 x F4108 T 8J R2008SB 2 4 GHz FHSS S FHSS Set contents Finely detailed scale model helicopter completely factory assembled and set up ready to fly Detailed scale fuselage highly detailed with numerous external fittings Four blade rotor head Brushless mot...

Page 7: ...itable charger never connect the battery directly to a mains power supply Never charge or discharge a battery in bright sunlight or close to a heater or open fire Do not use the battery in areas subject to high levels of static electricity Any of these errors can result in damage to the battery explosion or fire Keep the battery out of the reach of children If electrolyte should escape do not expo...

Page 8: ...e Charge the battery only using the charger included in the set do not use any other charger The charger should only be used to charge the battery included in the set Not suitable for charging the transmitter battery Model description 1 Triple axis gyro system ensuring stable accurate flight 2 The high performance brushless motor provides ample power for advanced 3D flying 3 FUTABA S FHSS receivin...

Page 9: ... pitch 0 Stick position low Throttle 100 collective pitch 13 Overview of rotor control system Overview of receiver channel assignment Pitch axis servo Roll servo Collective pitch servo Roll servo Pitch axis servo Speed controller Main motor Speed controller Tail rotor motor Main motor LiPo battery Tail rotor motor Throttle Collectivepitch Throttle curve Normal Collective pitch curve Normal Throttl...

Page 10: ...draw the front fuselage fairing and insert the charged LiPo flight battery in the battery frame in the helicopter see Figs 1 and 2 Support the model at the marked point main rotor axis and allow it to hang freely Ideally it will now balance exactly level If you need to make corrections do so only by moving the flight battery forward or aft in the frame see Fig 3 Connect the LiPo flight battery Tak...

Page 11: ...se follow the description in the instructions supplied with your T8J radio control system 8 2 Programming the throttle curve THR CURVE page 40 Setting up a collective pitch curve to program the collective pitch curves please follow the description in the instructions supplied with your T8J radio control systems 8 9 Setting collective pitch travel COLL TRAVEL page 47 Setting tail rotor gyro gain to...

Page 12: ...at all other sticks and switches are in the normal position Check that all servos are working perfectly Check that each component has been installed correctly Check that the whole model is in perfect technical condi tion When it is time to switch the receiver and transmitter on or off please observe the following procedure Always switch the transmitter on first and only then the receiver After the...

Page 13: ...ew rotor blade tighten the retai ning screw just to the point where the blade still swivels smoothly Ideally the first flight should take place in a large indoor space devoid of obstructions If you have to fly the model in the open air wait for a day with totally flat calm conditions We recommend that you ask an experienced helicopter pilot to help you during the first few flights Once the model i...

Page 14: ...414 NE252421 NE252402 NE252408 NE252415 NE251563 NE252403 NE252409 NE252416 NE252417 NE252423 NE252404 NE252411 NE252418 NE252424 NE252405 NE252419 NE252425 NE252406 NE252413 NE251220 NE252426 NE252427 NE480064 NE200113 NE200120 ...

Page 15: ...ar NE252418 Rotor head metal NE252419 Blade feathering spindles NE252420 Main rotor shaft NE252421 Screw set NE251563 BL main motor NE252423 BL tail rotor motor NE252424 LiPo battery 11 1 V 800 mAh NE252425 Receiver NE252426 BL speed controller main motor 20 A NE252427 BL speed controller tail rotor motor 5 A NE480064 NES 8 g digital servo NE200113 Battery charger NE200120 Mains PSU Replacement Pa...

Page 16: ... local council collection point or recycling centre This requirement applies to mem ber countries of the European Union as well as other non European countries with a separate waste collection system Disposal of batteries Batteries must not be discarded as domestic refuse To protect the environment always return exhausted or defective cells to your local recy cling centre These include retail sale...

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