INTRODUCTION
Please read this manual carefully. It is essential for the correct assembly of the
For the correct assembly and safe flying, this manual uses this symbol where special attention is required in the assembly of
your model. It is very important that you follow the instructions at these points in the manual. Failure to do so can lead to the loss of
control of the model without warning and the possibility of serious accidents or injury.
NOTE
Failing to carry out the instructions at this point in the assembly manual will
probably result in an electronic or mechanical failure occurring without warning..
IMPORTANT
Means that special care is required at this point for correct assembly.
Disclaimer:
Whilst every effort has been made to supply the correct information in this manual, The Manufacturer and Distributor
cannot guarantee that the purchaser will interpret or follow these instructions as intended and therefore the
Manufacture and Distributor assumes no liability for damage or claims that may occur from the use/misuse of this
product.
Do not be fooled it is NOT easy to fly R/C Helicopters
It may look easy when watching an experienced pilot flying his model, but perseverance and hours of practice will needed before you
will be able to fly and opperate the model safely. RJX HOBBY suggests you join a club or seek help from an experienced pilot to help
you in your first hops off the ground and then as with all things the more you practice the better you will become. Who knows you could
be the next world champion.
WARNING
The fuel used in model helicopter engines is highly inflammable and poisonous to human beings. For your own safety and that of
others, you should exercise care when handling and storing it. Always read the label on the container and please note the cautions
below.
1.
Model helicopter fuel is highly inflammable. Do not smoke or light fires near your fuel.
2.
We recommend that you keep your fuel in metal cans or plastic bottles and to store it where there is no risk of fire.
3.
Please keep fuel away from the starter battery. It only needs one spark and…..!!!
4.
Wipe up spilt fuel immediately. Do not take any chances.
5.
Do not leave fuel in the sun or in you car on a hot day.
6.
Before refuelling, shut off the engine and wait until it cools down.
7.
Always drain the fuel tank of you helicopter at the end of a flying session. It is good practice.
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