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12. General safety measures

Take out adequate third-party insurance cover.
Wherever possible join the local model flying club.
12.1 At the flying site:
Never fly your model above spectators.
Do not fly models close to buildings or vehicles.
Avoid flying over agricultural workers in neighbouring fields.
Do not fly your model in the vicinity of railway lines, major roads or overhead cables.
12.2 Pre-flight checks, flying safety:
Before you switch on the transmitter check carefully that no other model flyer is using the
same frequency.
Carry out a range check with your RC system.
Check that the transmitter and receiver battery are fully charged.
Whenever the motor is running take particular care that no item of clothing can get caught
on the throttle stick.
Do not let the model fly out of safe visual range.
There should always be a safe reserve of fuel in the tank. Never keep flying until the fuel
runs out.
12.3
Post-flight checks:
Clean oil residues and dirt from the model and check that all screws etc. are still tight.
Look for wear and damage to the helicopter, and replace worn parts in good time.
Ensure that the electronic components such as battery, receiver, gyro etc. are still securely
fixed. Remember that rubber bands deteriorate with age and may fail.
Check the receiver aerial. Conductor fractures inside the flex are often not visible from the
outside.
If the main rotor should touch the ground when spinning, replace the blades. Internal blade
damage may not be visible from the outside.
Never carry the model by the tail boom: too firm a grip can easily deform the tail rotor
pushrod.
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