Extremerc S-6G User manual

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3.5-CHANNELS WITH GYRO SYSTEM
Instruction Manual
TM
Features Gyroscopic Stabilization Technology
for Smooth, Easy-to-Control Flight!
Manual contents
Safety instructions
Charging instructions
Flying instructions
Calibration trim control
Inputting ‘AA’ batteries into R/C
Changing R/C speeds fast to slow
Changing helicopter battery pack
Part list by number
How to turn lights on and off
How to set to low or high speed
Metal Body
Indoor/Outdoor Remote Control Helicopter
MANUAL CONTENTS and PACKING LIST
Packing list
Extreme flying helicopter
2-speed remote controller
Set of extra blades
Extra tail blade
A/C adapter power plug
Screw driver
4-Landing gear cushions
Manual instruction guide
Warranty card
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FRESH ALKALINE BATTERIES STRONGLY RECOMMENDED
Extra Parts
4. Stand back a minimum or 8’ from helicopter.
ON/OFF
ON/OFF
A/C Adapter
Remote Control
Please remove ‘AA’ batteries when not
using remote control for 60+ days.
Batteries may leak causing damage.
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3. Charge helicopter battery for 90 minutes, Flight time: Up to 10 minutes.
4. Unplug and put A/C charger away for safe keeping.
EXTREME S-6G
3.5-Channel
TM
Replace with Fully Charged Battery
Plug Wire Back into Port-Located in the Back of the Helicopter Body
Be careful not to over-charge the battery pack.
This could lead to shorting the life of the battery.
Carefully Unplug and
Pull Out the Battery
1. Turn on the power switch (ON/OFF located on the side of the body).
2. Place the helicopter on stable ground.
5. To deactivate the safety on remote, pull the left throttle up - then down. The safety is now
off and you can start flying.
1. Install antenna by screwing clockwise in the top of remote controller (Diagram 1 below).
2. Remove the screw on the battery cover of the remote controller.
3. Remove the back cover of the remote controller and install (4) ‘AA’ batteries (not included) into the back
of the remote (Diagram 2 below).
4. Replace battery cover and reinstall the screw.
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
3. Extend the antenna on the remote controller and switch the controller to ON.
The LED light on the charging adapter will GLOW RED to identify that the battery is not fully charged
The LED light on the charging adapter will GLOW GREEN to identify that the charging is complete.
1.Be sure the helicopter power switch is in the OFF position.
2.Connect the cable end to the helicopter adapter. Plug the adapter into a power outlet.
When the LED light GLOWS GREEN, your helicopter is ready for flight!
Charge
Indicator
Light
Please ensure the negative and
positive terminals of the batteries
are correctly installed.
Do not mix old and new batteries.
CHANGING HELICOPTER BATTERY FOR LONGER FLIGHTS
CHARGING THE HELICOPTER
YOU ARE NOW READY TO FLY YOUR HELICOPTER
PACKAGE CONTENTS
PREPARING THE REMOTE CONTROLLER
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ON/OFF
Antenna
Calibration
Trim Adjustment
Left / Right
Forward / Backward
Throttle
Up/Down
Hover
Throttle Search and LED
Lights Control
Hi / Low
Speed Control
ON/OFF
Switch
R/C ON/OFF
LED Light
Learn how to hover (fly in place) first – once
you’ve mastered this operation, flying is easy.
Once you can hover, try moving up and down
with the (left) throttle stick. Move the throttle
stick gradually.
ON/OFF
ON/OFF
ON/OFF
ON/OFF
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Do not fly near homes, buildings, structures, water, vehicles, telephone or electrical wires.
Keep flying helicopter away from pets, young children, the elderly and the disabled.
Do not place stickers weights or anything else on the helicopter, this may cause the helicopter to crash
or malfunction.
To avoid injury, do not touch the blades or any other moving parts.
Recommended flying area: 20’L x 20’W x 15’H indoors.
Fly in good weather without strong wind, rain or snow.
Suggest flying in an open area - without structures.
Left / Right turns
While hovering helicopter, push (right) throttle
stick left for counter-clock wise turns or right
for clockwise turns.
Forward
Hovering ... Up/Down
Push the right control throttle stick up, the top
of the helicopter will tilt downwards, the tail
motor will activate, and the helicopter will fly
forward.
Backward
Pull right control throttle down, the top of
the helicopter will tilt upwards, the tail motor
will activate, and the helicopter will fly
backward.
CALIBRATION TRIM CONTROL
CAUTION
ENVIRONMENT FOR FLIGHT
REMOTE CONTROL FUNCTIONS
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This will turn off helicopter LED night lights, saving battery
power for longer flight time.
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Note: Calibration trim control: If the helicopter is turning excessively to the right or left, or
turning out of control, adjust the calibration trim control knob using the instructions below
Turn trim control
knob clockwise
Turn trim control
knob counter-clockwise
If helicopter rotates counter-clockwise If helicopter rotates clockwise
Lights ON/OFF button
Acceleration button
This is a two speed helicopter. Slow speed for beginners and fast
speed for professionals.
LIGHTS AND HI / LOW SPEED CONTROL
SPARE PARTS
#21 Tail motor#19 Center pipe #20 Main motors set #23 Landing gear
cushions set
#22 PCP board with
ON/OFF switch
#24 Main motor
housing set
#15 Main rotor shaft #18 Tail pipe with
LED lights
#13 Outer metal
body
#16 Tail motor shaft#14 Inner metal
body
#17 Tail support bars
#30 Antenna#28 A/C adapter #29 Remote control#25 Li-Poly battery #26 Battery case
housing
#27 Under carriage
board
#8 Tail blade #12 Top shaft ball
bearing housing
#9 Landing gear #11 Shaft bearings
and gear bearings
#10 Main gear set#7 Body support
connect brackets
#4 Balance bar #5 Balance bar
connection set
#6 Blade clip set#3 Tail and top fin
with connectors
#2 Main blades#1 Head cover
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