14
15
The model is started and operated solely at the operator's own risk. Careful and conscientious operation is
necessary to prevent personal injury and property damage.
The model is unsuitable for children younger than
14
years of age.
When using tools, be aware of any potential damage associated with these tools.
Follow the recommendations and instructions regarding your remote control and accessories.
Before you use the model, make sure that the remote control works properly, and make sure that the plug-in
connections are safe and snug.
Do not recharge dry cell batteries for supplying power. Only rechargeable batteries may be recharged.
Determine the range of the remote control before operation. While the model is turned on, walk
approximately 100 m away from the transmitter, and have an assistant operate the transmitter. All of the
functions must be fully operable.
Note that radios or transmitters can significantly impair the functioning of the model. Take every precaution
to ensure that none of these devices are operating close by while you are using the model.
The dry cell and rechargeable batteries may not be short-circuited and may not be directly exposed to
water.
While retrieving the model, make sure that you do not injure yourself or others.
Note that radios or transmitters can significantly impair the functioning of the model. Take every precaution
to ensure that none of these devices are operating close by while you are using the model.
Notice!
Remove the power battery and the transmitter and dry cell or rechargeable batteries when you
are not using the model.
Keep the model from being exposed to strong humidity, heat, cold and soiling.
When transporting the model, secure it to prevent damage or sliding.
Attention!
Never try to grab the propeller while it is rotating or operate the propeller while holding in your
hand; this will cause hand injury. The propeller can easily become uncontrollable due to the
rotational forces.
Never place objects or foreign bodies in the operating propeller, and take preventative measures to ensure
that no objects or foreign bodies can enter the operating propeller. If this occurs, the sudden imbalance of
the propeller can cause major damage to the model. Nearby individuals can be seriously injured from flying
parts.
Never stand in front of or behind the propeller. The propeller can come off the shaft if it is not properly
installed, or from unforeseeable circumstances. Stop the propeller if you hear unusual noises.
The propeller must be securely fixed. Do not point the propeller towards people or animals, and do not test
the propeller in your hand. Never stand in front of the propeller. The propeller can come off the shaft from
unforeseeable circumstances. Nearby individuals can be seriously injured from flying parts.
Never grab the assembly of the motor, rotor and shaft while it is operating since this can cause injury. After
operation, let the motor, controller and battery cool down before you touch them.
It is forbidden to operate the model under the influence of medications, alcohol or drugs
Any deviations from the instructions may affect the functioning and safety of the model and must always be
avoided.
Before starting an RC model, you need to be familiar with the applicable laws since specific laws govern RC
model. The relevant laws must always be followed. Obey applicable national laws. Before you use the model
for the first time, find out whether your personal liability insurance covers the operation of RC models of
this kind. If necessary, purchase a special policy that covers RC models.
RC models are hazardous and require a great deal of time and attention as well as a high level of
knowledge, ability and responsibility from the user.
Adhesives and paints contain solvents which may be hazardous to health in certain circumstances. It is
therefore essential to observe the manufacturer's instructions and warnings.
The model may only be operated with the accessories that we recommend; otherwise, function cannot be
guaranteed.
