Explanation of specialist terms:
Climb and descent ("Collective pitch / throttle"):
t
his controls the model's climb and descent.
Yaw:
The model's movement around the vertical axis.
The model's nose turns to right or left.
Pitch-axis:
The model's movement around the lateral
axis: forward or reverse flight.
Roll:
The model's movement around the longitudinal
axis: sideways movement to right or left.
Dual Rate:
Switchable travel reduction for control mo-
vements.
Binding:
Creating the radio link between transmitter
and receiver.
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Contents
Page
Explanation: FTR system
2
Explanation of specialist terms / Contents
3
Special features of the GALAXY VISITOR 3
4
Model description
4
Safety Notes
5, 6
Set contents / Specification
7
Transmitter layout / overview - GALAXY VISITOR 3
8, 9
Primary and expanded control function settings
10
Charging the flight battery
10
Safety Notes regarding LiPo batteries
11
Flight preparations
12
Trim adjustments
13
Basic information on flying the GALAXY VISITOR 3
14
Practice flying
15
Brake function
15
Signal Loss Protection function
16
Conventional flight mode and intelligent flight mode
16
Switching the acceleration sensor on and off
17
Meaning of and selecting the 3 throttle modes
17
"Auto-Return" function
18
Binding the transmitter and receiver
19
Calibrating the acceleration sensor
20
Dual-Rate function
21
Speed of the Auto-Return function
21
Transmitter magnet sensor
22
Camera
22, 23
After repairs
23
Replacement Parts list
24, 25
Conformity Declaration
26
Please be sure to observe the safety notes
regarding the safe handling of Lithium-
Ion-Polymer batteries on page 11.
Operating Instructions - GALAXY VISITOR 3 RTF FTR 2.4 GHz No. NE2529M2
No. NE2529M1
