IFT Evolve 300 CX, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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The Evolve 300 CX is much larger than typical ultra ‐ micro and micro class CX helis for
improved visibility and performance when flying outdoors, yet the innovative and IFT ‐
exclusive Collision Avoidance Technology (C.A.T.) makes it possible to fly indoors too.
However, before proceeding with your first flights indoors or out please be sure to review the
details in this section to ensure you’re choosing suitable spaces and conditions to achieve the
best possible performance and flying experience.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If you are a first ‐ time or low ‐ time pilot we strongly recommend
allowing a more experienced pilot to test fly and properly trim the model before attempting
your first flight. A proven flyable and properly trimmed model is significantly easier and
more enjoyable to fly! Please contact your local hobby shop and/or flying club to find a
more experienced pilot near you.
Indoor Flying Areas
When flying indoors you’ll want to select an open area free of people and obstructions. We
suggest an area with at least 15 ‐ feet by 15 ‐ feet of floor space and no less than 8 ‐ foot ceilings
when making your first few flights.
After you’ve properly trimmed the helicopter and become familiar with its handling and
capabilities, as well as the capabilities of C.A.T., you may be able to fly in other smaller and
less open areas too. And while C.A.T. can help to automatically avoid collisions with a variety
of obstacles/objects including walls, furniture and more (please see the ‘Collision Avoidance
Technology’ section of this manual for more information) it’s always more fun to fly indoors
in spaces that are larger and/or more open when possible.
Outdoor Flying Areas/Conditions
When flying outdoors it’s best to fly the Evolve 300 CX at a local park, schoolyard or other
area that’s large enough and free of people and obstructions. We also suggest flying over
grass as it’s a much more ‘forgiving’ surface that causes less damage in the unfortunate event
of a crash. Do NOT fly in parking lots, crowded neighborhood areas or in areas that are not
free of people and obstructions.
Also, it’s typically best to fly on days that are calm/with no wind, especially when learning
how to fly. We strongly suggest flying only in calm conditions until you’re familiar with the
controls and handling of the model. Even very light winds can make it much more difficult to
learn to fly, and in some cases can even carry the model beyond your line of sight.
Selecting a Flying Area