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Choose a place which will meet the following requirements:
- Space area – it is recommended to have space area of more than 10ft(W) x
16.5ft(L) x 8ft(H).
- Indoor environment with calm air condition. Beware of the air circulation from the
air-condition.
- Safety area – it is mandatory that there is no electrical fan, air conditioner,
reading lamp or any other dangerous objects in the flying area.
Caution during Operation:
- Your helicopter has a safety switch-off incase the helicoper crashes into other
obstacle. You need to switch the ON/OFF button to ON again to restart the helicopter.
- Don't operate the helicopter under the direct sun of strong lighting;it will affect the
control system of your helicopter.
- Don't cover the lens of the transmitter. No signal will be released while you cover
the lens.
- Don't put any other stickers onto the helicopter; other stickers will affect the
reception of the IR signal.
Controlling:
- Do not push the transmitter sticks immediately to the extreme position. Steer
more like a bicycle rather than playing a computer game.
- For the novice pilot (after the trimming procedure is completed) it is highly
recommended to focus exclusively on learning to control the throttle stick first.
Even if the helicopter may turn around a bit by itself, there is no need to keep it
straight and keep it flying nicely. For the first flight, it is important to learn to keep
the helicopter at a constant altitude of around 1 meter (3½ ft) with small inputs
on the throttle stick. Once the pilot is mastering this, he may start learning to
take control with the direction stick.
Safety:
- Read through the whole Instruction Manual before starting to fly your helicopter.
- This product is designed to be used indoors only. Do not use it outdoors unless
in windless days without any even small gusts of wind.
- Never fly in a place cluttered with obstacles (place full of furniture, people, pets, etc.)
- Make sure you and other people keep 1-2 meters (1-2 yards) away from the
helicoper while you taking off.
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