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Helicopter and Controller
CONTROLLER:
Direction stick
(forwards, backwards,
left and right)
Band selector (A, B, C)
Charge status LED
“POWER ON” LED
Starting position
Note: Before
turning on the con-
troller, the throttle
stick must be in the
down position.
Battery cover
Infrared signal emitter
“POWER ON/OFF” SWITCH
Recharger cable
compartment
Throttle stick
HELICOPTER:
Counter-rotating
rotor blades
Stabilizer
Tail rotor
Landinggear
LED lights
Insert Batteries
1. Remove the
screw to release
the battery cover
and slide down-
wards.
3. Slide the battery
cover upwards
and screw in
place.
2. Insert six 1.5 V AA
batteries following
the polarity shown
inside the battery
cover.
Charging the Helicopter
Note: Before recharging and after every flight, always wait 10 to 15 minutes for the battery to cool down in order to avoid damage. Never leave the helicopter unattended when recharging.
1. Turn off the helicopter and the controller.
2. Pull the charging cable from the remote control
compartment (pic. 1).
3. Carefully plug the charging wire into the
helicopter’s charging port (pic. 2). The charging
wire should fit easily into the charging port –
DO NOT FORCE. Inserting the charging wire
incorrectly may damage the helicopter and
cause injury.
4.
Turn the power switch on the controller to
“ON” (Charge) (pic. 3).
5. The red “Power ON” LED lights and the green
charge status LED lights up after 2–3
seconds (pic. 4).
6. The charging procedure is complete as soon as
the green charging status LED has gone out.
7. After charging, turn the power switch to
“OFF” and remove the charging wire from
the helicopter.
The helicopter can fly approx. 5–10 minutes after
a charging time of approx. 20–30 minutes.
Auxiliary propeller for sideways
flight
Yaw trim
Key for left sideways flight Key for right sideways flight
You also may also charge your helicopter with the enclosed USB cable:
a.
Switch off the helicopter
b. Carefully plug the connector of the charging cable into the helicopter charge socket (Fig. 2). The connector must allow to be
plugged in easily into the charge socket – DO NOT USE FORCE. If you do not plug in the connector into the charge socket cor-
rectly, the helicopter can be damaged and there may possibly be the risk of injuries.
c. Plug the USB connector into a free USB port.
d. The charging process is completed when the USB connector lights up.
e. Unplug the USB connector from the USB port after charging.
ON/OFF switch
Charging port
Pic. 1 Pic. 2
Pic. 4
Pic. 3