
P.3
●Immediatelyafterflight,themotor,speedcontrolandbatteryareveryhot.Becarefultoavoidafireorburn.
●Accessoriessuchasthebatteryandelectricalpartsshouldbehandledwithcare.Iftheinsulationistornorthe
connectorisshorted,youcouldbeburntorinjured.Readtheinstructionsforuseofsuchaccessoriesbeforehandling.
●Donotchargeordischargethebatterynearanopenflameorinahotenvironment.
●Unnecessarydisassemblyormodificationofanycomponentsarestrictlyprohibited.
Neglectofthiscouldresultinafaultand/oraccident.
●Stopandunplugthemotorbeforedoingthefollowingactions:
①Whenyoumakeadjustmentstothehelicopterorthecontrolsysytem.
②Whenyoureplaceanyaccessoriesorparts.
③Whenthehelicopterhassomethingwrongorwhenyounoteunusualnoise,smellorvibration.
④Whendangerisexpected.
●Usepartsonlywithintheirservicelimits,ifindicated.
●Inordertorealizeapleasantflight,trytokeepappropriategearbacklash,movablepartsmovingsmoothly,bolts
tightened,andpartslubricatedorreplacedasrequired.
①Theflyingrangeofthehelicoptercanbedefinedasthedistancewhereitcanreceivetheradiofrequencysignalfromthe
transmitter.Howeveritstruerangeislimitedtowhereyoucanconfirmthebehaviorofthehelicopterwithyourowneyes.
②Neveroperatethehelicopterinaplacewhereyoumaylosesightofit,ortheradiosignalfromyourtransmitterfailstoreachit-asacrashisverylikely.
③Trytounderstandthesurroundingsatalltimesandneverflyinbadweather,suchasstrongwindorrain,atnightorinlowvisibility.
④Neverflyinaplacewheretherearepeople,cars,schools,hospitals,otherbuildingsorobstacles,orbyariveroron
theseashore;flyatanexclusiveairfieldwhereradiosignalsarecontrolled.
⑤Donotflynearroads,tracks,electriclines,high-tensionlinesorotherobjectsdetermineddangerous.
⑥Pleasedonotletthenoisesofmainrotorbladesorotherpartsdisturbthesurroundings.
ObservetheserulesandmannerstohelpenjoythisR/Chelicopter.
ThefollowingitemsareprecautionsfortheoperatorflyingthisR/Chelicopter.
Besuretoobservethem.
①Thefollowingpersonsorthoseinthefollowingstatesshouldneveroperatethishelicopter:
●Infants,children,orotherpersonswhohavenoknowledgeorexperienceofR/Chelicopters.
●Pregnantwoman.
●Whenyouaretired,ill,underinfluenceofmedicineoralcoholandcannotmakeproperjudgmentsinsafeoperation.
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Whenyouareabeginnerorborrowsomeone'sradiocontrolhelicopterandhavenottakensufficientsafetyguidanceontheoperatingmethods.
●Thosewhoarebelievedtobeincapableofflyingaradiocontrolhelicopter.
②Weareasy-to-moveclothes.
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Choosetowearclotheswhoseedgesorhemscannotcomeintocontactwiththerotatingpartsofthehelicopter,theantennaorcontrolsonthetransmitter,endangeringyou.
●Itisverydangerousifaccessoriessuchasrings,bracelets,etc.arecaughtbythehelicopterorthetransmitter.
Removethemandbundlelonghairsothattheywillnotbecaught.
Themodelcouldcrashduetoslightassemblyfailure,operationalmistake,servicefailure(loosebolts,etc.),interferenceandsoon.
Alwayskeepinmindthattheradiocontrolhelicopterwhichiscontrolledbyradiofrequency,maygooutofcontrolforsome
reason,andtheoperatorshouldpayattentiontohimself/herselfandthesurroundingenvironmentatalltimesforsafeflying.
◎Toflythehelicopter,itisnecessarytofullymasteroperationalskillsforflightaswellasbasicflightmethods.
Receiveguidancefromourdistributororanexperiencedpilotandoperateundertheirinstructions.
◎Ifyounoticeanabnormalitybeforeflight,besuretoeliminatethecausebeforeflying.
◎Iftwoormoreradiodevicesareusedsimultaneouslyonthesamefrequency,youcannotoperatethehelicopter
becauseofinterference.Ifsomeoneelseisusingthesamefrequency,operationmaystop.Ifthereisinterferencedespite
nooneusingthesamefrequency,asourceofinterferenceexists.Neverflyuntilthisinterferencehasbeencleared.
Precautionsforhandling
Precautionsforsafeflight
Flyingsiteandrange
Precautionsfortheoperator