Safety Instructions; Important Features - Revell Control Pulse FPV Mode D'emploi

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IMPORTANT FEATURES

GPS quadrocopter
• With a new assistant that ensures
the quadrocopter automatically
maintains its altitude

Safety instructions:

• Before using for the first time, make
sure that you have read and under-
stood the entire manual.
• This model is suitable for pilots who
are at least 14 years of age. Adult
supervision is required when flying it.
• This model is suitable for use
outdoors when there is no precipitati-
on and light to no wind.
• Keep your hands, face and loose
clothing away from the model during
operation.
• Switch off the transmitter and model
when they are not in use.
• Remove the batteries from the
transmitter when it is not in use.
• Always maintain visual contact with
the model in order to avoid losing
control of it. Inattentive and careless
use can lead to considerable damage.
• Please keep this operating manual
safe for later use.
• The user should only operate this
model in accordance with the
instructions for use in this operating
manual.
• Do not use the model near people,
animals, bodies of water or power lines.
• This model is not suitable for people
with physical or mental disabilities.
We recommend that people who are
unfamiliar with model helicopters
operate the model under the guidance
of an experienced user.
• A model should never be operated
under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
• In general, it must be ensured that
the model cannot injure anyone in
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• With integrated 720p camera
• With GPS for Position Hold,
Coming Home and Follow Me
consideration of potential malfunctions
and defects.
• The product may only be repaired or
modified with approved original
parts. Otherwise, the model can be
be damaged or pose a danger.
• In order to prevent risks, always
operate the model from a position
which provides an easy line of
retreat, if necessary.
Safety instructions for flying models:
• You are operating your aircraft in the
general air space. As the pilot, you are
responsible for your model. You are
liable for your model and any damage
resulting from its operation.
• If you want to use your aircraft commer-
cially, you need an ascent permit.
• Before using for the first time, familiarize
yourself with the functions of the model.
• Check that the product is working
correctly before every flight.
• Observe the instructions of the
manufacturer at all times.
• Always note the wind and weather
conditions and any obstructions.
• You must always swerve away from
manned aircraft immediately and land
right away.
• Please be aware of the privacy of
others: never take photographs of
people without their permission and
observe all regulations governing
personal privacy. Photographs are
only for private use and may not be
sold.
• Do not fly over private property owned
by other people, crowds of people,
military objects, hospitals, power plants,
correctional facilities and similar.
• Do not fly close to airfields (<1.5 km).
• Never fly without direct visual contact
with the model, it must be in the
direct field of vision at all times.
It is illegal to control a model using
only a video image.
• Failure to observe these safety
instructions may make you liable to
prosecution!
• Information and additional help is
available from the Association for
Unmanned Air Vehicles under
„http://www.uavdach.org"
• Flying models outdoors has required
mandatory liability insurance since
2005. Contact your private liability
insurer and make sure that your new
and earlier models are included in
your insurance coverage. Request
written confirmation and keep this in
a safe place. Alternatively, the DMFV
offers a trial membership free of
charge online at www.dmfv.aero. This
includes insurance.
Transmitter safety instructions:
• We recommend new alkali manganese
batteries for the transmitter. Single-
use batteries for this transmitter and
other electrical devices operated in
the home can be replaced with
environmentally-friendly rechargeable
batteries.
• As soon as the transmitter no longer
functions reliably, new batteries should
be inserted and/or the batteries should
be charged.
Safety instructions for batteries:
• Rechargeable batteries must be
removed from the transmitter prior to
recharging.
• Non-rechargeable batteries may not
be charged.
• Rechargeable batteries may only be
charged under the supervision of an
adult.
• The combination of different types of
batteries as well as new and used
batteries must be avoided.
• Only recommended batteries or those
of an equivalent type may be used.
• Batteries must be inserted according
to the correct polarity (+ and -).
• Depleted batteries must be removed
from the transmitter.
• The connection terminals may not be
short-circuited.
• Remove the batteries from the
transmitter if they are not to be used
for an extended period of time.
Charging unit safety instructions:
• Non-rechargeable batteries may not
be charged.
• This charging unit is not suitable for
people (including children) with
physical or mental limitations, or
those with insufficient knowledge and
experience of charging units, unless
under supervision or following proper
directions from a parent or legal guardian.
• Children must be supervised –
the charging unit is not a toy!
• Transformers, mains adapters or
chargers that are used together with
the model must be checked regularly
for damage to cables, plugs, housings
and other parts and any damages
must be repaired before the devices
may be used again.
The model is equipped with a
rechargeable lithium polymer
battery. Please observe the following
safety instructions:
• Never throw LiPo batteries into a fire
or store them in a hot location.
• Only use the supplied charger to
charge the battery. The use of a
different charger may lead to the
permanent damage of the battery
and neighbouring parts, as well as
physical injury!
• Never use a charger for NiCd/NiMH
batteries!
• Always ensure that the charging
process takes place on a fireproof surface
in a fire-resistant environment.
• Do not leave the battery unsupervised
during the charging process.
• Never disassemble or alter the battery
contacts. Do not damage or puncture the
battery cells. There is a risk of explosion!
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