transport in reproof container.
•Make sure all plugs and connectors are covered to prevent
accidental shorting.
•Never leave your Li-Po battery pack in your full size automobile
as temperatures can easily exceed 120˚F damaging your
battery.
HANDLING:
•Never charge or discharge your Li-Po battery pack around
combustible materials.
•Never carry battery pack in pocket of clothing.
•Never store batteries near heat or open ame.
•Never allow battery to come in contact with water. If battery
becomes wet wipe off immediately with rag.
•Never solder to battery pack. Soldering to Li-Po cells has to be
done by professional Li-Po battery assemblers under controlled
conditions.
•Never assemble Li-Po battery with any other Li-Po or other
type of battery pack.
•Never disassemble, alter, modify, puncture, mechanical shock,
crash and/or short the battery, it may cause leakage, smoke
emissions, ignition, explosion and even re, which may result in
personal injury and property damage.
•Never charge without “ABC type” Lithium approved re
extinguisher readily available in case of re.
•Keep all metallic objects away form battery pack. Shorting
battery pack can cause re and personal injury.
•If battery pack becomes overheated immediately put battery in
reproof container or location until battery pack cools.
•Always make sure there is adequate ventilation around battery
pack while charging, discharging and during storage.
•Never store battery in R/C vehicle.
FIRST AID:
•Do not allow the battery packs electrolyte make contact with
eyes or skin. If this happens was affected areas with soap and
water immediately. If electrolyte comes in contact with eyes,
ush with large amounts of water for approximately 15 minutes
and seek medical attention immediately.
•If your battery leaks electrolyte, vapors or smokes do not
inhale the leaked material or fumes. Leave the area and allow
battery pack to cool and vapors to dissipate. Remove spilled
liquid with absorbent material and wash area thoroughly with
soap and water.
DISPOSAL:
•Li-Po batteries are environmentally friendly and do not need to
be recycled like Ni-Cd. Although there is no recycling required
Li-Po batteries need special care before disposing of them.
•Do not throw batteries directly in trash. There are measures
you must take to dispose of damaged and undamaged battery
packs. Throwing batteries directly in trash can result in re.
Trinity Products Inc. assumes no liability for the use
or misuse of this product. By purchasing this battery
the consumer/buyer/user assumes all liability and will
take the full responsibility for using and the results of
using this battery pack.
Trinity Products Inc. your point of purchase and any
dealer/distributor of this battery their employees or
owners will assume no responsibility for the use or
misuse of this product and any damages or injuries
to property or person that may occur from its use.
If the above terms are not agreed to please return this
battery pack to the place of purchase.
TRINITY PRODUCTS INC
47 COLONIAL DRIVE
PISCATAWAY, NJ 08854
732-562-1234
www.teamtrinity.com
TOOLS NEEDED:
Your Revolver helicopter comes completely ready to ready to race
except for 8 transmitter batteries. We recommend the following tools for
keeping your Revolver running well.
Philips miniture screwdrivers
CA type glue.
When working on your Revolver never use an electric screwdriver as
you risk stripping out the plastic parts.
WHAT’S NEEDED TO GET STARTED:
8 “AA” batteries for the transmitter.
WARNING:
The is not a toy. It is a complex combination of electronics, mechanics
and aerodynamics.
Children under 16 years old are strictly forbidden from ying the
helicopter with out adult supervision.
Always y in a clear area. Never y around other people or areas where
you may cause damage by crashing your helicopter.
Keep clear of rotor blades at all times.
When your helicopter is ying, anything that causes the rotor blades to
stop spinning will result in the helicopter crashing which could cause
damage to the battery pack and the helicopter itself.
Before ying your helicopter, please spread the upper and lower blades
and make sure the left and right blades are in line.
Notice: Please let the motors cool 10 minutes between ights,
otherwise, the motors of your helicopter will take a high risk of burning
out or may be damage.
Do Not allow any of the electrical components get wet. Do not y in the
rain or near water as water will damage the electronics, motors and
battery pack.
You should complete a successful range check of your radio equipment
prior to each new day of ying, or prior to the rst ight of a new or
repaired model.
If the helicopter gets dirty, dont use any solvents to clean it. Solvents will
