Aractéristiques Techniques; Déclaration De Conformité - Reely SKY 23 26 60 Bedienungsanleitung

flight and in rough landings.
• Always maintain direct visual contact with the model.
• Do not attempt to "catch" the model during flight
• Do not operate the model
- if your ability to react is limited (e.g., in case of tiredness or under the influence of medicine or alcohol). Mistakes can cause serious
personal injuries and property damage.
- over gatherings of people or animals or in the vicinity of buildings, streets or airports.
- over sites with public passenger or motor traffic.
- in the immediate vicinity of trees or at the edge of a forest, or over rivers or lakes.
- under high-voltage power lines or radio masts.
• Pay attention to any requirements or regulations for the site.
• Damaged rotor blades must be replaced. Do not attempt to do repairs yourself.
• Keep away from the rotors as soon as the rechargeable battery is connected.
• In particular, avoid being in the rotation plane of the rotors.
The motor can start spontaneously due to a glitch, independently of whether your transmitter or receiver is turned on. The rotor can thus
cause severe injuries.
• The blade angle of the flybar paddle must be the same as the blade angle of the main rotor blades.
• Never leave the battery charger unattended while charging.
It is normal for the batteries to get very hot while being charged.
Do not charge on easily flammable surfaces.
• Make sure that you do not overcharge the battery.
• Never operate the battery charger in a damp environment.
• Discharge the flight battery when not in use for longer periods and recharge it only before using it again.
• Never mix fully charged batteries with half-discharged batteries or with batteries of varying capacities.
Otherwise, the weaker rechargeable batteries or the ones with less capacity can go into deep discharge and completely leak out.
• Never try to charge dry batteries. This can cause the batteries to completely leak out and, in the worst case, lead to an explosion.
• Pay attention to the proper polarity of the connector.
When a short circuit occurs, there are very high currents that result in acute danger of burns and other injuries.
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• L'axe du rotor est de travers
• Les pales du rotor principal ne sont pas équilibrées
• Le rotor n'est pas équilibré
L'installation R/C fonctionne de manière • Le rotor arrière est lâche
défectueuse • Remplacez l'axe
• Soulevez les pales du rotor
• Déplacez les poids (bagues de blocage) au niveau des tiges à ailettes
• Fixez le rotor arrière
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aractérIstIques technIques
Diamètre du rotor principal
Longueur totale
Poids en ordre de vol
Installation R/C
Fonctions R/C
Motorisation rotor principal
Rotor arrière
Chargeur
Chargeur enfichable pour accu de vol
Entrée
Sortie
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éclaratIon de onformIté
Par la présente, Conrad Electronic, Klaus-Conrad-Straße 1, 92240 Hirschau, déclare que l'appareil ce produit est conforme aux exigences
essentielles et aux autres dispositions pertinentes de la directive 1999/5/CE.
La déclaration de conformité relative à ce produit est disponible sur le site www.conrad.com.
510 mm
470 mm
env. 350 g
FM 4 voies
« roulis », « tangage », « pas », « rotor arrière »
moteur électronique 370
Type N30
7 éléments, NiMH 8,4V, 650 mAh
230VAC, 50Hz
15VDC, 300mA
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