Product Description; Delivery Contents; Safety Instructions - Reely SKY 23 26 60 Bedienungsanleitung

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1. Productbeschrijving
2. Inhoud levering
3. Veiligheidswaarschuwingen
4. Modelbeschrijving
5. Voorbereidingen
6. Vliegbedrijf
7. Reinigen en onderhoud
8. Milieuvoorschriften
9. Verhelpen van storingen
10. Technische gegevens
11. Conformiteitsverklaring
Deze gebruiksaanwijzing behoort bij dit product.
Deze bevat belangrijke instructies voor gebruik en hantering. Houd hier rekening mee, ook als u dit product doorgeeft aan derden.
Bewaar daarom deze gebruiksaanwijzing ter raadpleging.
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Geachte klant,
Hartelijk dank voor het kopen van de RC Elektro-helikopter 40 MHz RtF. U heeft hiermee een product aangeschaft dat is gebouwd volgens de
nieuwste technieken.
Deze gebruiksaanwijzing hoort bij dit product. Deze bevat belangrijke instructies voor gebruik en hantering. Houd hier rekening mee, ook als u
dit product doorgeeft aan derden.
Bewaar daarom deze gebruiksaanwijzing ter raadpleging.
U kunt een gedetailleerde lijst met de overeenkomstige paginanummers vinden in de inhoudstabel op pag. 44.
Bewaar deze handleiding zorgvuldig, zodat u deze later nog eens kunt nalezen!
Voor meer informatie kunt u kijken op www.conrad.nl of www.conrad.be
Lees de onderstaande gebruiksaanwijzing grondig en nauwlettend door. Deze toont niet alleen de juiste manier van bedienen, maar helpt
bovendien tegelijkertijd om alle technische mogelijkheden van het model en de afstandsbediening volledig te benutten.
Mocht een technische test of reparatie aan uw modelhelikopter of de afstandsbediening noodzakelijk zijn, dan staat onze klantenservice graag
voor u klaar. Daarom verzoeken we u om de oorspronkelijke verpakking te bewaren, zodat de afstandsbediening of het model tijdens het vervoer
wordt beschermd tegen beschadigingen.
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1. P
roduct descrIPtIon
The Electro-helicopter can ascend vertically, descend, hover and fly both forwards and backwards. It has good-natured flying characteristics.
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Since helicopters do not have inherently stable flight characteristics and the pilot must keep all three axles separately under control, it is
especially suitable for the model pilot with flight experience.
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A person new to model flights should therefore seek the support of an experienced pilot for the first flight.
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In addition, there are a multitude of flight simulation programs for your PC.
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Initially, you can best gather first experiences steering your model with the "virtual object." To the greatest possible extent, this training will
protect the beginner from expensive, work-intensive and thus discouraging experiences.
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elIvery contents
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• A fuselage with tail boom, propulsion motor, swashplate, main rotor, tail rotor and tail rotor motor, already built in
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• a 4-channel remote control transmitter
• two servos, already built in
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• a receiver with integrated motor controllers, already built in
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• a battery brace with rechargeable flight battery (NiMH, 7 cells), already built in
• a plug-type charger for the rechargeable flight battery
• a canopy, preformed and dyed
• these assembly and operating instructions
3. s I
afety nstructIons
We do not resume liability for resulting damages to property or personal injury if the product has been abused in any way
or damaged by improper use or failure to observe these operating instructions. The guarantee will then expire!
An exclamation mark in a triangle indicates important information in the operating instructions. Carefully read the whole
operating instructions before operating the device, otherwise there is risk of danger.
• DON'T TAKE ANY RISKS! Keep in mind that the operation of radio remote-controlled model helicopters has to be learned.
• RADIO REMOTE-CONTROLLED MODELS ARE NOT TOYS! Suitable for children under 14 years of age only with adult supervision!
• BEFORE BEGINNING:
Examine all attachments and bolted and plug connections.
Make sure that both rechargeable transmitter and receiver batteries are fully charged.
1. Put the left remote control lever in neutral position and pull the right remote control lever all the way down.
2. First connect the remote control transmitter and then the receiver to the rechargeable battery.
• THE RC ELECTRO-HELICOPTER IS DESIGNED FOR INDOOR FLIGHTS!
If you want to fly outdoors, fly ONLY when there is no wind.
Do not operate in wind, rain or storm conditions.
The RC components are not moisture-proof; atmospheric disturbances can influence the signals of your remote control transmitter.
In addition, the low unladen weight of the helicopter and its inherently unstable flight characteristics make the helicopter extremely
susceptible to disturbance by wind.
• Check the condition of the helicopter before the first flight as to damages during shipping and also whether the shipment is complete.
• In addition, we recommend checking the range of the remote control system and the functioning of the servos before every flight.
• Always screw the transmitter antenna in securely and pull it out all the way.
• If the transmitter antenna is not pulled out all the way, the range of the remote control is reduced.
• While the model is stationary, check whether the servos respond to the remote control signals as expected.
• Pay attention to your remote control transmitter's battery indicator.
Weak or discharged rechargeable batteries can cause you to lose control of your model.
• Make sure that no one else in your vicinity is transmitting on your frequency.
Interfering signals on the same frequency can cause you to lose control of your model.
Even when using different types of radio emissions (FM (PPM), AM, PCM), the same frequency must not be used.
• If other pilots are present, the channel streamer on your antenna is obligatory.
• If you are flying on private property, it should be at least 5 km from the nearest official field for model flights. Otherwise, you must make a
frequency arrangement.
• Always leave the remote control transmitter turned on as long as the receiver and the motor are connected to the power supply.
• Turning off: First disconnect the receiver from the power supply, then turn the transmitter off.
• Regularly examine all attachments and bolted and plug connections, since they can become loosened or detached during shipping, during
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