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surface. If you allow a Li-Po battery to become deep-discharged, it will inevitably be
ruined, and must not be used again.
IMPORTANT: when the flight battery is exhausted, you must not dispose of it in
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the household waste. Take the pack to your local battery reclamation centre.
IMPORTANT: when the useful life of the model and the transmitter are over, do
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not discard them in the domestic rubbish. The electric and electronic components
in particular must be taken to your nearest electrical recycling centre. Ask your
local authority if you are not sure of its location.
During construction
The receiving system components and control surface linkages should be installed at
the appropriate stage of assembly, as it may be very difficult or even impossible to fit
them later.
The building instructions
In basic terms the instructions reflect the correct sequence of assembly. The notes
below are intended to explain certain additional points.
You may wish to alter the order of assembly; this should not cause problems, but
please think carefully about the consequences of any change you make.
Bear in mind that tools such as balsa knives, modelling pins, the ends of thin wire etc.
are sharp or pointed, and can cause injury if not handled with due care.
Ensure that children do not have access to tools, adhesives and paints.
When using solvent-based glue be sure to work in a well-ventilated room.
Take waste adhesives and paints to your nearest toxic waste collection point.
An unobstructed work area of generous size is very helpful for all types of modelling
activity.
If you are a beginner to modelling and are not sure about any of the more difficult
processes, ask an experienced modeller for advice and help.
Rules of behaviour
Never fly your model from a public road, path or square, or in the vicinity of buildings
or high-tension overhead cables.
Don't fly your WILGA 2000 in nature reserves, protected areas or SSSIs (Sites of
Special Scientific Interest). Please have respect for the animals and plants which live
in and around your flying site.
Bear in mind that trees and bushes are the living space and nesting sites of birds,
and should not be disturbed unnecessarily.
Never endanger animals, spectators or other pilots.
Radio control system for the WILGA 2000
The following items represent the minimum equipment for this model:
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