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Always Follow These Rules For Safety
If you do not observe these instructions, you may be held liable for injury or damage.
Operate the helicopter in open areas with no people nearby. Do NOT operate the helicopter in these situations or areas:
In places where children gather or people pass through
In residential areas and parks
Indoors and in limited space
Extremely windy weather or when there is rain, snow, fog or other precipitation
When operating and tuning/adjusting your model, keep the following in mind:
ALWAYS check radio control system for proper operation before operating the model.
ALWAYS check radio control system power levels before operating the model. Flying with low transmitter or receiver battery may cause loss of control.
ALWAYS pay attention to your surroundings, and look out for others who are also operating a radio control model nearby.
ALWAYS check that all screws are tight and not coming loose before flying the model. A single loose screw on the model may cause a major accident.
ALWAYS perform necessary maintenance and preflight checks to keep the helicopter in a good and safe flying condition.
NEVER use the same control frequency as someone else. Doing so may cause interference or loss of control of the model.
NEVER continue flying if the model is displaying irregular behavior or noises. Bring the model to a halt immediately and disconnect the batteries.
NEVER fly the model with known broken or defective parts. Always replace damaged parts before attempting to fly again.
NEVER approach the model while the rotors are still spinning. Doing so can result in serious personal injury.
NEVER touch the motor immediately after flying. It may be hot enough to cause moderate burns.
Operate only outdoors and out of bystanders’ reach, as the main rotor operates at high rpm and is very dangerous.
While adjusting and testing, pilots and observers should stand at least 10 meters from the model.
Novice pilots should be assisted by an experienced pilot and never fly alone!
