Installing the flight battery
Open the transmitter battery compartment and insert the four AA
dry cells*. Switch the transmitter on (Fig. 1). The battery status
is shown on the right of the screen. Move the throttle stick and
trim to the lowest position (towards you), otherwise the motors
will not start.
Withdraw the canopy from the fuselage fairing (Fig. 2). Slide the
charged LiPo flight battery into the helicopter's support frame,
and connect the battery.
Do not move the model or the transmitter sticks. The red LED in
the helicopter glows constantly. The transmitter and receiver are
now ready for use. Replace the canopy on the model. Repeat this
procedure every time you wish to fly the model.
Note
: all 2.4 GHz RC systems need to be bound, but the trans-
mitter and receiver supplied in the set are already bound at the
factory. It is only necessary to carry out the binding procedure
after a repair, or if a component is replaced.
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
* Please read the information regarding dry cells on page 4.
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Charging the flight battery
The LiPo battery is charged using the USB charge adapter: con-
nect the LiPo battery to the USB charge adapter (Fig. 1).
"+" and "-" are marked on the USB charge adapter.
Now connect the USB charge adapter to any vacant USB socket
on your PC (Fig. 2).
During the charge process the red monitor LED flashes. The char-
ge process is finished when the red monitor LED goes out.
Safety Notes
Do not operate your charger and batteries on an inflam-
mable surface, and do not leave the equipment running
unsupervised. Protect from damp. Do not subject to direct
sunshine.
Do not charge batteries that are hot to the touch. Allow
batteries to cool down to ambient temperature.
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Operating Instructions - BO 105 SR FTR RTF 2.4 GHz