Twister 400 SPORT V2, Руководство по сборке и подготовке к полету

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A. tHRottLE CoNtRoL
If you have never flown an R/C helicopter before, we recommend learning to fly in
Beginner mode before progressing to Advanced mode.
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1. Place the helicopter on flat even ground no closer than 10 foot from people or
obstacles. Gently increase the throttle by pushing the throttle stick slowly up
towards the top of the transmitter. The main rotor blades will start to spin.
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2. Keep advancing the throttle stick until the helicopter leaves the ground. Do not
let the model climb higher than 1 foot initially.
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3. To begin with, move the throttle stick up and down in very small increments to
find the correct amount of throttle required to keep the helicopter at a constant
height.
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4. If you get into trouble or lose orientation, slowly move the throttle stick to its
lowest position and the helicopter rotors will slow causing the helicopter to
descend. This gives you a chance to analyse what went wrong and try again—a
much better option than fighting the helicopter into the wall or the furniture!
NB It is perfectly normal for a helicopter to want to drift left/right/forwards/backwards
as it becomes light on the skids. The art of helicopter flying is to anticipate the
heli’s next movement and to nudge the cyclic control stick(s) lightly to correct
and to throttle back when your brain cannot keep up. The following section F.
TRIMMING THE HELICOPTER describes how you use the digital trimmers to
achieve this.
B. LEFt/RIGHt RotAtIoN (yAW)
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1. Now that you have helicopter height under reasonable control you can learn to
rotate by using the yaw control.
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2. To make the nose turn to the left, move the yaw stick to the left. Centre the stick
to stop the helicopter rotating to the left.
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3. To make the nose turn to the right, move the yaw stick to the right. Centre the
stick to stop the helicopter turning to the right.