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Troubleshooti Solution *.t:E
Replace the feathering shaft;
check bear¡ngs Remove the
servos to checkfor debr¡s Check
the swash-plate Change the main
and tail blades
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/rHr#+*-5T#+Ê,F4EX.
Re-bind the transm¡tter to the
rece¡ver (Refer lo page4)
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Possible Cause FE
The feathering shaft ¡s bent; the
rotor-head has a loose bearing,
the swash-plate has separated,
there is debris ¡n the seryo or the
blades are deformed
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ETñ,ÊËt rÊ*ÐÌË^Er[t+¿ir, r#t
€-5F#l#{¡E¡),,B#Æitú&rR.
The hel¡copter wasn't in¡t¡ated on
a flat surface
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Problem {tü,
Main rotor blades shake in fl¡ght
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The hel¡copter t¡lts to one s¡de ¡n
fli9ht
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Solution È*
B¡nd the transm¡tter to the receiver
(refer to page 4: Programming
your transm¡tter)
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( âiÐ P.4ÊSJfl.5E&+,triõ9 )
Replace the old baltedes w¡th new,
or freshly charged batter¡es Make
sure that the batteries are ¡n good
contact with the terminals
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lÊÆËâñÞÊÊ9Ê;ú; EffïÃÀ
È;ü, ffiì Êtüffi*-5Êr&ffiÈ;rn
âffiÆÊst*Ê4ÆãEH.
Replace the fl¡ght battery w¡th a
freshly charged unit Reconnect
the battery ænnectors
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ÌÈ, ; !Etrì4ËÊÌü-5E ltfJl"
Lower the throttle stick to ¡ts low-
est point; check the reversing fun-
ct¡on of the throttle channel
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Replace and charge the batter¡es;
press the gear onto lhe main shaf
so that there is no play ¡n the dr¡v(
train
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l9++É-5Ë4¿r-5"
Replace the rotor blades; loosen
the blade grips so the blades can
move fore and aft very slightly
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Possible Cause ÆE
The hel¡copter is not properly
bound to the transmitter, a
rebind¡ng procedure is necessary
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Check if the transmitter and hel¡-
copter batterìes have enough
power, or if there is a bad æntact
between the batter¡es and the ba-
ttery term¡nals
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&ÊËtfttL-5FtktrL€iEÈ/ï ; €it,
ffi*-5Ën&È;n9¿ffieçnq4È.
There is not enough charge in the
flight batlery, or the connectors
are not making good contact with
each other
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The throttle was not at ¡ts lowest
point, or the throttle channel on
lhe transm¡tter has been reversed
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&TË.
Ë+f rÊ;ËÊtrT,?dË4ÉË$âtÀñ,
Low charge in battery or the main
gear is loose
Rotor blades are damaged. or the
blade grips are overly-tightened
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*xçl!fltå, eä+]Ëz:õ¡.
Problem l^n
The LED on the receiver board
flashes ænstantly; the hel¡copter
does not respond to transmitter
inpuls
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tEÃXlï+4tt!ffi , F.lF=."nñ "
The helicopter does not respond
after connecting the batteries to
the rece¡ver
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1alol,çlu"
When the throttle st¡ck ls pushed
foruard, the motor does not en-
gage and the receiver LED flashes
constantly.
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ffiFr'*ltfËlÃffi.
The hel¡copter takes ofi immedia-
tely after the flight battery has
been connected
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#4rLB_tË-8.
The hel¡copter responds correctly
to lransm¡tter inputs, but the blad-
es do not turn fast enough for the
aircraft to take off
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++¿iʀá . {Eñå¿':t"
Helicopter vibrates or shakes ¡n
flight
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Battery precaut¡ons
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The Battery Chargerincluded with the HCPIOOS has been designed to safely charge the Li-po battery
Hcpl 00sffirËÊ!Ëtüñ€*ËErurå*â+atEÈtùÈÊñÊ.
CAUTION :All ¡nstructions and warnings must be followed exactly Mishandling of Li-Po batter¡es
can result in a f¡re, personal injury,and/or property damage
1 By handling, charging or using the included Li-Po battery you assume all risks associated with
l¡th¡um batter¡es.
2. If at any t¡me the battery beg¡ns to balloon or swell, discontinue use immediately If chargÌng or
discharging, discontinue and disconnect continuing to use, charge or discharge a battery that
is ballooning or swelling can result in fire.
3. Always store the battery at room temperature in a dry area for best results.
4. Always transport or tempora r¡ly sto re the battery in a temperature range of 40-1200 F oo not
store battery or model in a car or direct sunlight. If stored in a hot cat the battery can be dam-
aged or even catch fire.
5 Never use a Ni-cD or Ni-MH charger Failure to charge the battery with a compatible charger
may cause fire resulting in personal injury and/or property damage.
6. Never exceed the recommended charge rate
7. Never cover warning labels with hook and loop str¡ps
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