Twister 400 SPORT V2, Assembly & Flight Training Manual

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bindinG tRanSmitteR to ReceiVeR
A working 2.4GHz transmitter and receiver (in the helicopter) have a coded or ‘bound’
relationship with each other. The setting up of this relationship is known as ‘binding’.
In a ‘bound’ transmitter/receiver relationship the receiver (and therefore the
helicopter it is in) is bound to your transmitter and can only respond to signals
received from that transmitter. It will not respond to any other device or transmitter.
A. BINDING yoUR HELICoPtER
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1. Make sure the throttle is in the lowest position, that is, throttle stick towards you,
then switch on the transmitter.
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2. Connect helicopter battery and place on a flat surface, then switch on the
helicopter.
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3. Wait for at least 5 seconds after switching on the helicopter.
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4. Pick up the heli and hold it by the landing skids in one hand, keeping clear of the
rotors. Gently move the sticks on the transmitter side to side to confirm the heli is
responding. Your helicopter is now ready for use.
B. FLyING WItH otHER tWIStER 400 PILotS
It is possible to have up to five Twister 400 Sport V2 helicopters operating in the same
vicinity at one time.
WARNING: it is very important to turn on the heli’s one at a time (i.e. not all at once!)
Proceed as follows:
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1. Turn on the first transmitter then
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2. Turn on the first heli.
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3. When the heli is responding correctly, turn on the second transmitter then
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4. Turn on the second heli and so on…
…until up to five Twister 400 Sport V2 helicopters are ready for flight.
Double check that each transmitter is controlling one heli, then all five can be flown
together.
We wish you good luck and hope you enjoy your Twister 400 Sport V2!