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Always keep the necessary safe distance to people or objects; never fly low
over people’s heads or directly towards people!
Model flying must only be carried out at outside temperatures of between - 5º C
and + 35º C. More extreme temperatures can lead to changes of material
properties such as the battery capacity and defective adhesive connections.
Every model flyer must conduct him-/herself in such a way that public safety
and order, especially regarding other people and objects, as well as the order
of the model flight operation are not endangered or disturbed.
Never fly the model aircraft near high-voltage power lines, industrial estates,
in residential areas, public streets and places, school yards, parks and
playgrounds etc.
Warnings must always be observed. They refer to things and processes which
can lead to severe damage or injuries which in extreme cases can be fatal.
Prior to each operation of the model check that all plugged-in connections
such as e.g. radio control components, rudder horns etc. are secured tightly
and examine them for potential damage. Only after the elimination of all
defects is the model to be operated.
Ensure sufficient stability when holding the model in your hand. Wear suitable
sturdy shoes, e.g. trainers.
Only switch on the remote control after you have made sure that the used
frequency is free! Radio interference caused by unknown people can always
occur without warning. This can result in the model being out of control and
unpredictable! Never leave the remote control system unattended to avoid it
being operated by a third party.
The flight position of the model must always be clearly identifiable throughout
the entire flight in order to guarantee safe control. If malfunction or
disturbances are noticed during the flight the landing must be initiated
immediately for safety reasons. You must always give way to other aircraft.
Launching and landing areas must always be clear of people or other
obstacles.
Always ensure that the batteries are fully charged as otherwise faultless
functioning of the RC-system cannot be guaranteed. Never use hot, faulty or
damaged batteries. Always follow the instructions for use of the battery
manufacturers.
Before each flight check the complete RC-system as well as the model aircraft
for full operational reliability and carry out range checks.First switch on the
transmitter and then the receiver system. Equally, first switch off the receiver
system, then the transmitter. Check that the control surfaces move correctly,
according to the operation of the controller.
