Carson Tyrann 450 SE User manual

CARSON 3D Helicopter Tyrann Basic 507019 • SE 507020
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RADIO CONTROLLED 3D HELICOPTER

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Dear Customer
Thank you for choosing the 3D helicopter model TYRANN 450
from CARSON. The TYRANN 450 is powered by an electric
brushless motor and is an RC aerobatic model helicopter.
Please read this manual through carefully before using your
new model.
Limited Warranty
This product is warranted by CARSON against manufacturing
defects in materials and workmanship under normal use for 24
months from the date of purchase from authorised franchisees
and dealers. In the event of a product defect during the war-
ranty period, return the product along with your receipt as proof
of purchase to any CARSON store. CARSON will, at its option,
unless otherwise provided by law:
(a) Correct the defect by repairing the product without charging
for parts and labour
(b)replace the product with one of the same or similar design;
or
(c) refund the purchase price.
All replaced parts and products, and products on which a
refund is made, become the property of CARSON. New or
reconditioned parts and products may be used in the perfor-
mance of warranty services. Repaired or replaced parts and
products are warranted for the remainder of the original
warranty period. You will be charged for repair or replacement
of the product made after the expiration of the warranty period.
The Warranty does not cover:
• damage or failure caused by or attributable to acts of God,
abuse, accident, misuse, improper or abnormal usage,
failure to follow instructions, improper installation or main-
tenance, alteration, lightning or other incidence of excess
voltage or current;
• damage caused by losing control of your model;
• any repairs other than those provided by a CARSON
Authorised Service Facility;
• consumables such as fuses or batteries;
• cosmetic damage;
• transportation, shipping or insurance costs; or
• costs of product removal, installation, set-up service
adjustment or reinstallation
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also
have other rights which may vary according to the country of
purchase.
Before flying your new model carefully read these instructions!
Features
• 32 super smooth-running ball bearings
• Free running with autorotation function
• Tail rotor steering with freedom of play
• Collective pitch blade adjustment
• Belt-driven tail rotor
• Main gear wheel with cooling fan
• High-grade precise rotor head system
• Includes powerful brushless motor

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Contents
Included items
• Helicopter TYRANN 450 basic
• 4 pieces digitale micro servos
• Brushless controller HELIX 35A
• Brushless motor SHOOTER HELIX B30
• Reinforced plastic main and tail rotor blades
• Decal sheet
• 5-language operating instructions with plenty of tips
• Helicopter TYRANN 450 se
• Brushless motor SHOOTER HELIX B30
• CFK High Tech rotorblades
• Decal sheet
• Lots of integrated tuning parts (aluminum/carbon)
• 5-language operating instructions with plenty of tips
Preface.......................................................................................... 2
Included items .............................................................................. 3
Specifications............................................................................... 4
Safety precautions ....................................................................... 4
a. Parts list ................................................................................... 7
b. Recommended parts ............................................................... 8
c. Balancing the main rotor blades and tail blades.................... 9
d. Adjusting blad tracking............................................................ 9
e. Power checking........................................................................ 9
f. Preflight check list ................................................................. 10
g. Normal flight........................................................................... 11
h. Inverted 3D flight.................................................................... 12
i. All parts and equipment ........................................................ 13
j. Maintenance........................................................................... 14
k. Common flight........................................................................ 15
l. 3D aerobatics flight................................................................ 16
p. Troubleshooting...................................................................... 17
Assembly .................................................................................... 82
Exploded drawing ...................................................................... 95
Spare parts ................................................................................. 98
Tunging parts............................................................................ 102

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Safety Precautions
This model is not a toy!
• This radio controlled model is not a toy. Learning how to
control it correctly is a gradual process.
• Children under 14 years of age should be supervised by an
adult.
Driving a radio controlled car is a fascinating hobby. However, it
has to be practised with the necessary caution and respect.
A radio controlled model car can cause damage and injury and
the user is liable for any such incident.
Make sure that you have sufficient insurance cover when prac-
tising your hobby.
Only a well maintained model will function in a correct manner.
Only use approved spare parts and never improvise with any
unsuitable items.
It is the user’s responsibility to ensure that the model is functio-
ning correctly and that all nuts, bolts and screws are properly
tightened.
Caution
R/C modeling is a hobby with high technology and should
not be considered a children‘s toy. There is risk involved during
the operation of this product and the user should take all
precautions seriously or serious bodily injury may result.
Improper disassembly, improper adjustments and setup can
lead to unsatisfactory or unsafe operation. If you have any
questions regarding the use, maintenance, or safe operation of
this model, please contact your local retailer.
General
• Read the Operating Manual carefully and keep it for future
reference.
• Make yourself familiar with all the instructions for flight
operation.
Specifications:
Modell:
Length: 660 mm
Height: 220 mm
Lenght for main rotor: 315 mm
Diameter for main rotor: 720 mm
Heckrotor Durchmesser: 150 mm
Motor pinion gear: 12 T / 13 T
Main gear: 150 T
Autorotation tail drive gear: 106 T
Tail drive gear: 25 T
Weight (without RC): 380 g
603006 HELI-X 35 A BL-Controller:
Input voltage: 5-10NC / 2-3 Li-Po
Size: 34 x 24 x 7 mm
BEC: 1A, 5V
Weight: 29 g
Power input: 35 A
Peak current: 40 A
508155 Heli-X B30 BL-Motor:
Winding: 6T
Revolutions per volt: 2500/R/V
Weight: 81 g
Voltage: 2 - 4 cell Li-Po
Power input: 10 - 20 A
Peak current (15 sec): 28A
Diameter: 28 mm
Length: 40 mm
Axle diameter: 3.0 mm
Internal resistance: 20 m ohm
Efficiency: 73%
*Specifications may change without notice.

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Note
As with any R/C product there are risks involved when flying
this model. A beginner should seek the help of a qualified
skilled R/C pilot to ensure that the model is airworthy and
capable of safe operation.
Any damage, neglect, or unfamiliar use of this product can
cause unexpected accidents or injury. Be sure to read this
manual and follow all of the safety notes. Remember this is
not a toy and children should be supervised prior to starting or
flying this helicopter.
1. Locate an appropriate location to fly
your helicopter:
R/C helicopters are capable of flying at high speeds, thus
posing a certain degree of potential danger to both the flyer
and bystanders. Try to choose and appropriate flying site where
the surface is flat, smooth, and clear of obstacles. A good
choice would be and empty parking lot free from parked
cars and pedestrians. An empty gymnasium or warehouse
without obstructions. Do not fly near buildings, trees or high
voltage lines to ensure the safety of yourself and others and
your model. Do not fly your helicopter during inclement weather
such as rain, snow, high winds or darkness.
2. Obtain the assistance of and
experienced pilot.
Prior to turning on your model and transmitter check to make
sure that no one else is operating on the same frequency as
your model. Frequency interference can cause your model to
become uncontrollable as well as other models if they are on
the same frequency. The help of and experienced pilot will
ensure that you will have a well trimmed, correctly functioning
helicopter for the first flight.
Tips for safety
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4. Always be aware of the rotating blades.
During the operation of your new Tyrann 450 3D helicopter the
main rotor and tail rotor will be spinning at a high rate of speed.
The blades are capable of inflicting serious bodily injury and
damage to you and to others. Be conscious of your actions and
be careful to keep your hands, face, eyes, and loose clothing
away from the blades and gears.
Always fly your model a safe distance from yourself and others
as well as nearby objects. Never take your eyes off the model
or leave it unattended while it is
turned on. Always turn off your
model, then your transmitter
after each flight.
5. Keep your Tyrann 450 3D helicopter
away from heat and humidity.
Your new Tyrann 450 3D helicopter is a hi-tech electronic
device; never subject your model to temperature extremes,
do not leave your model in an automobile for extended times
because high temperatures can damage the delicate electronic
and plastic parts.
3. The same frequency may not be used
in your immediate vicinity.
Please check that no-one is using the same transmission
frequency at the same time in your immediate vicinity otherwise
this may result in you losing control of the helicopter which
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Paddle
Rotorblade
Rotorblade holder
Rotor shaft
Tail pipe
Landing gear
Body
The TYRANN 450 includes the following parts, please check to
make sure that all of the parts are included in your kit. Should
anything be missing please contact your local dealer.
a. Parts list
4x Digital microservo
Art.-Nr. 502018
1x Brushless motor
Art.-Nr. 508155
1x Brushless motor
Art.-Nr. 508155
1x GFK Rotor blades
Art.-Nr. 508150
1x Instruction manual
1x Brushless Controller
Art.-Nr. 603006
1x Instruction manual
Tail rotor

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b. Recommended parts
Micro Head-Lock GYRO CG-1
Art.-No. 503027
CMS Digital
Art.-No. 502018
Carson receiver C6 35 MHz
Art.-No. 501504
Lipo battery 1800 mAh
Art.-No. 608050
Pitch adjustment gauge
Art.-No. 508157
(picture similar))
CARSON Assembly base
Art.-No. 908107
Doublesided adhesive tape
black
Art.-No. 908078
Tool set
Art.-No. 908046
100 Cable ties coloured
100 mm
Art.-No. 908039
At least one 6-channel flight remote control system with
helicopter mixer function.
The software must have a 120-degree CCPM mixer available.
HT-charger (12 V),
Art.-No. 605012
USB cable + software,
Art.-No. 605013
Trainings landing gear
Art.-No. 508141
4mm Gold contact plug
Art.-No. 13327
Heli Toolbox
Art.-No. 908112

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c. Balancing the main rotor blades and tail blades
Check and correct the balance of the main rotor blades before
your first flight. Place a 3M screw through the two main blades
as shown in the diagram. Tighten the blades and ensure that
they are straight as shown in the diagram. Add tape to the
higher blade until the two blades become level. Repeat the
same process for the tail blades.
Mark for adjustment
d. Adjusting blad tracking
Using the small coloured pieces of tape provided in the kit, affix
the tape to the ends of the rotor blades as shown in the picture.
Hover the helicopter and observe the blade tips, they should
appear to be on one plane or you should see just one blade
when viewed from the end of the blades. If one blade appears
higher than the other adjust the low blade by turning the ball
link one turn at a time either clockwise or counter clockwise
until both blades are tracking on the same plane, see diagram.
This adjustment is done at the blade grip to ball link connec-
tion.
Never keep your eyes on the level of revolving blades to
avoid any hurt from flying off blades accidentally.
Mark for adjustment Mark for adjustment
e. Power checking
Please check the following items when power and speed
appear low.
1. Whether the battery has enough power to properly power
the motor.
2. Pitch is too high or too low (over pitch will affect power and
flight times).
3. Blade tracking is correct, if the blades are out of track there
will be less power and more vibration. You should ensure
that the throttle control is set at minimum position.
4. There is a shake when spooling up the helicopter, either
fighten or loosen the blade grips so that both blades are
equally tight.
Linkage A
Linkage B
Linkage A: Pitch adjustment
Linkage B: Pitch fine tuning

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The following actions should be
performed by the operator prior to every
flight.
1. Ensure that the blades have been balanced and are equally
tight on the blade grips. Note: if you hold the helicopter on
its side the blades should be tight enough that they do not
drop even if model is shaken.
2. Inspect the helicopter for any loose wiring, screws,
fasteners, connectors, prior to flying.
3. Turn on your transmitter first followed by connecting the
battery to the speed controller in the helicopter, you should
also ensure that the 3D switch is set to normal and the
throttle is set to off, i.e. all the way down.
4. Walk away from the helicopter with the antenna collapsed
to check range, you should be able to walk 50 paces away
and still have full control over the helicopter. If the distance
is significantly less check antenna wire and connections on
the receiver of the helicopter.
5. Check the CG (center of gravity) by having the main blades
at 12:00 o‘clock and 6 o‘clock. Lift the helicopter by the fly
bar and observe the landing skids. The skids should be level
with the ground and not leaning forward or backward. If it
leans they lean adjust the position of the battery by sliding it
backwards or forwards until the skids remain level.
6. If this is your first flight, it is strongly recommended that you
use the provided training gear before attempting to fly. the
training gear will prevent the model tipping, a tip over which
can cause blade and or main shaft damage. once you have
learnt to hover your helicopter you can remove the training
gear.
7. Fully extend the antenna prior to lift-off this will ensure you
have maximum radio range.
f. Preflight check list
Roll Nick
Pitch Tail
rotor
Down Up
Roll left/ right
rolls left rollr right
left right
Nick forward/ backward
backward forward
forward
backward
raise/lower height control Turn right/ left
ascend
sink
up
climb/accelerate
down
descend/decelerate
left right
Up Down
left
right
left
right
Overview RC Mode 2: left control stick is throttle/pitch and tail rotor