3
.
Meaning
of
special
markings
Pay
special
attention
to
safety
where
indicated
by
the
following
marks
:
DANGER
-
Procedures
which
ma y
lead
to
dangerous
conditions
and
cause
death
/
serious
injury
if
not
carried
out
properly
.
WARN ING
-
Procedures
which
ma y
lead
to
a
dangerous
condition
or
cause
death
or
serious
injury
to
the
user
if
not
carried
out
properly
,
or
procedures
where
the
probability
of
superficial
injury
or
physical
dama ge
is
high
.
CAUTIO
-
proce dures
where
the
possi bility
of
ser ious
injuty
to
the
user
is
small
,
but
there
is
a
danger
of
injuty
,
or
physi cal
dam age
,
if
not
car ried
out
proper ly
.
Warning
:
Always
keep
electrical
components
away
from
small
children
.
=
Prohibited
=
Mandatory
FLYING
SAFETY
To
ensure
the
safety
of
yorself
and
others
,
please
bserve
the
following
precautions
:
Have
regular
maintenance
performed
.
Although
our
TH9X
super
protects
the
model
memories
with
non
-
volatile
EEPROM
memory
(
which
does
not
require
periodic
replacement
)
and
not
a
battery
,
it
still
should
have
regular
checkups
for
wear
and
tear
,
We
recommend
sending
your
system
to
the
FLYSKY
Service
Center
annually
during
your
non
-
flying
-
season
for
a
complete
checkup
and
service
.
NI
-
Cd
Battery
Charge
the
batteries
! (
See
Charging
the
Ni
-
Cd
batteries
,
p
.
9
,
for
details
. )
Always
recharge
the
transmitter
and
receiver
batteries
for
at
least
8
hours
before
each
flying
session
.
A
low
battery
will
soon
die
,
causing
loss
of
control
and
a
crash
.
When
you
begin
your
flying
session
,
reset
your
TH9Xsuper
'
s
built
-
in
timer
,
and
during
the
session
pay
attention
to
the
duration
of
usage
.
Stop
flying
long
before
your
batteries
become
low
on
charge
.
Do
not
rely
on
yout
radio
'
s
low
battery
warning
systems
,
intended
only
as
a
precaution
,
to
tell
you
when
to
techarge
.
Always
check
yout
transmitter
and
receiver
batteries
prior
to
each
flight
.
Aways
pay
particular
attention
to
the
flying
field
'
s
rules
,
as
well
as
the
presence
and
location
of
spectators
,
the
wind
direction
,
and
any
obstacles
on
the
field
.
Be
very
careful
flying
in
areas
near
power
lines
,
tall
buildings
,
or
communication
facilities
as
there
maybe
radio
interference
in
theit
vicinity
.
Before flying,be sure that the frequency you intend to fly with is not in use ,and secure any frequency
Control device(pin,tag,etc)for that frequency before turning on your transmi tter,It is never possible
to fly two or nore mo dels on the same frequency at the same time .Even though there are different types of
mo dulation(AM, FM. PCM) only one mo del ma y be flown on a single frequency at any one time .
To prevent possible dama ge to your radio gear,turn the power switches on and off in the proper sequence:
1
.
Pull throttle stick to idle position,or otherwise disarm your motor/engne
。
2
.
Turn on the transmitter power and allow your transmitter to reach its home screen
3
.
Confirm the proper model memory has been selected
4
.
Fully extend the transmitter antenna
5
.
Turn on your receiver power
At
the
flying
field
If
you
must
fly
away
from
a
club
field
,
be
sure
there
are
no
other
modelers
flying
within
a
three
-
to
-
five
-
mile
range
,
or
you
may
lose
control
of
your
aircraft
or
cause
someone
else
to
lose
control
.
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