Revell Control 24036, Manual

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Flying the Helicopter
1. GETTING STARTED:
Before turning on the controller, make sure
that the throttle stick (on the left of the
controller) is in the down position. Then
move the controller’s ON/OFF switch to
“ON” (pic. 1).
The POWER ON LED will start
to flash. Move the actuating regulator to full
gas once and back to zero again to activate
the remote control unit. The POWER ON LED
will light up permanently. Use the channel
selector (Fig. 2) to set the desired channel.
Now set the
ON/OFF switch on
the helicopter’s
underside to “ON”.
Place the helicopter
on the ground with
its tail pointing
towards you.
Taking time to adjust the trimming will ensure that the helicopter flies smoothly. It is easy to do, but does require a little patience and a light touch.
Please follow these instructions carefully: Slowly move the throttle stick up to raise the helicopter to a height of about 0.5 metres to 1 metre.
2. TRIMMING THE CONTROLLER:
If the helicopter spirals left or keeps turning slowly to the left, turn the left and right
trim dial clockwise until the helicopter stops turning.
If the helicopter spirals right or keeps turning slowly to the right, turn the left and
right trim dial counter-clockwise until the helicopter stops turning.
If the helicopter spirals
right or keeps turning
slowly to the right…
If the helicopter spirals
left or keeps turning slowly
to the left…
To take off or to make the helicopter fly higher, carefully push the throttle stick upward. To land or to make the helicopter fly lower, simply lower the throttle stick.
The throttle stick only needs to be moved very slightly to ensure smooth flying.
To move forwards, carefully push the direction stick up. To move backwards, carefully pull the direction stick down.
To make left turns, carefully push the direction stick to the left, provided
that the tail of the helicopter is pointing towards the pilot.
To make right turns, slowly push the direction stick to the right, provided
that the tail of the helicopter is pointing towards the pilot.
3. Flight control:
Pic. 1 Pic. 2
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