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Description of transmitter functions
This transmitter sends the control signals to the helicopter using the 2.4 GHz frequency
band. Up to 75 different 2.4 GHz models can be in the air simultaneously without any
interference occurring between them.
Inserting the dry cells
Use a cross-point screwdriver to undo the
screw which retains the transmitter battery
compartment. Place six AA-size dry cells in
the compartment. Insert the cells the right
way round: the correct polarity is engraved
in each battery well. Finally close the batte-
ry compartment again and fit the retaining
screw; don't over-tighten the screw.
The red monitor LED indicates the state
of charge of the dry cells in the trans-
mitter. It should glow constantly while
you are flying; if it starts flashing, you
must land immediately and replace the
dry cells.
Motor speed control
(climb and descent)
Monitor LED
Transmitter battery
Trim wheel
Vertical axis
Yaw and pitch-axis control
(left / right = vertical axis)
(forward / back = lateral axis)
Main switch
On / Off
Operating Instructions - EC145 LIQUI MOLY RTF 2.4 GHz No. LM001001
Charge monitor LED
Light button
On / Off
Demo button
