Alees Rush 750, Руководство пользователя

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Model Safety
Copyright 2014 AleeS Inc. All rights reserved
Warranty & Safety
Radio Controlled Helicopters of this size are not Toys!
Please read before use.
Radio controlled helicopters use various high tech electronic technologies and products. Improper use of these products can result in serious
injury, or even death. Please read this manual carefully before flying the Rush 750
TM
. Make sure to be conscious of your own safety and the
safety of others.
Neither AleeS Inc nor its affiliated groups or sellers have any control over the assembly, maintenance, and use of this product. Therefore, no
responsibility can be traced back to the manufacturer. By assembling and flying this product, you hereby agree to release AleeS Inc., its
Distributors, Dealers, and Affiliates from any responsibility or liability arising from the use of this product.
The user/purchaser is responsible for common knowledge and observance of one's own safety and the safety of others that may be affected by
the use of the product be they a participant or spectator. This radio controlled helicopter is intended for use only by those with experience flying
radio controlled helicopters at a legal flying field. After the sale of this product, we cannot maintain any control over its operation or usage. We
recommend that you obtain assistance from an experienced pilot before attempting to fly our products and to help verify proper assembly,
setup, and flight of your model for the first time. This AleeS
TM
helicopter is a consumer item that requires a certain degree of skill to operate. Any
damage or dissatisfaction as a result of accidents or modifications are not covered by any warranty and cannot be returned for repair or
replacement.
Safety notes:
You can lose control over the helicopter at any given moment for a number of reasons, NEVER fly over or near other
people.
Choose a legal flying field
- Verify air field to have ample space, flat, and smooth ground.
- Clear airfield from debris and obstacles.
Do not operate:
- If model has been in contact with rain, moisture, or contaminants.
- If model has been in contact with fire or high heat - plastics are very susceptible to damage or deformation due to heat.
- In crowed areas.
- Near homes, schools, or hospitals.
- Near roads, railways, or power lines.
- Near another radio controlled unit that uses same frequency.
- Do not allow children to operate.
- If tired, sick, or under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
- If beginner or individual(s) planning to operate a borrowed helicopter without being familiar with model or safety instructions.
Inspect All Parts:
- Before each flight, check for damaged parts and verify all parts operate normally with all functions in order.
- Adjust the positioning of movable parts and check that all nuts, bolts, screws are fastened correctly in accordance to this instruction manual.
- Verify all parts are installed correctly.
- Verify that there are no abnormalities that would adversely affect the flight of the helicopter.
- Verify all batteries on board helicopter and transmitter are to a sufficient level of charge.
- Exchange or repair damaged or worn parts using only parts shown in this instruction manual, or via the online catalog.
- Verify there is no introduction or exposure to water or moisture in any form.
During operation of helicopter:
- Maintain safe distances from aircraft and rotating main/tail rotor blades.
- Always be aware of your surroundings and be conscious of your actions.
- Never leave your model unattended.
- Maintain eye contact during all aspects of flight.
- Maximum main rotor speed of 2000 RPM's for 690-710mm rotor blades, and 1800 RPM's for 720mm+ rotor
blades, or maximum specified speed by the rotor blade manufacturer. Failure to maintain these speeds could result
in catastrophic failure of either the aircraft and/or rotor blades which could result in injury or even death!