Remote Control - Revell Control SKY CHAMPION Bedienungsanleitung

• Do not leave the battery unsupervised
during the charging process.
• Never disassemble or alter the battery
contacts. Do not damage or puncture
the battery cells. There is a risk of
explosion!
• The LiPo battery must be kept out of
reach of children.
• When disposing of batteries, they
must be discharged or their capacity
must be fully depleted. Cover exposed
terminals with adhesive tape in order
to prevent short-circuiting!
Maintenance and care:
• Please only use a clean, damp cloth
to wipe off the model.
• Protect the model and batteries from
direct sunlight and/or direct heat.
• Never allow the remote control and
charging unit to come into contact
with water, because the electronics
will be damaged as a result.
Technical changes and differences in
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1A Counter-rotating rotor blades
1B Stabiliser
1C Canopy
1D Akkustecker

2 rEmotE control

2A Control for thrust
2B Control for forward/backward flight
and clockwise/anticlockwise rotation
2C LED on/off
2D Power LED
3 insErting battEriEs (rEmotE control)
3A Unscrew and remove the cover.
3B Insert 4 x 1.5 V AA batteries and pay attention to the polarity,
as shown in the battery compartment.
3C Close the battery cover and secure with the screw.
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Required batteries for the model:
Power supply:
Rated output:
1 x DC 7,4 V / 11,1 Wh
rechargeable
LiPo battery (included)
Capacity: 1500 mAh
Battery requirement for the
remote control:
Power supply:
DC 9 V
Batteries:
4 x 1.5 V "AA"
(not included)
Charger:
Power supply:
110-240 V AC; 50-60 Hz;
Rated output:
10 V DC; 1000 mA
1 modEl
1E Charge socket
1F ON/OFF button
1G Charging connection
2E Button for speed
2F Control for trim
2G Battery compartment cover
2H Battery compartment securing screw
2I ON/OFF button
4 charging thE modEl
Attention: The battery and motor must cool down for 15 to 30 minutes before
charging and after every flight. Otherwise they can be damaged. The charging process
must be constantly monitored. Always ensure that the charging process takes place on
a fireproof surface in a fire-resistant environment.
4A Switch off the helicopter and the remote control, disconnect the battery plug (1D)
and the battery connection (1E). Connect the balancer unit to the mains adapter and
plug the mains adapter into a mains socket. The left LED on the charger illuminates
red; the right LED slowly blinks green.
4B Insert the battery plug (1D) in the socket on the balancer unit. The right LED on
the charger illuminates green continuously when the charging process starts.
4C The charging process is complete as soon as the green LED on the charger goes
out. Then disconnect the battery from the charger and remove the charger from the
mains socket.
The model can fly for approx. 5-7 minutes after a charge time of up to 150
minutes.
5 start prEparation
5A The control for thrust (2A) must point down before the remote control is switched
on. To switch on the remote control, move the ON/OFF switch (2I) forward. The power
LED (2D) flashes.
5B To switch on the model, first connect the battery plug (1D) to the battery
connection (1E). Then switch the ON/OFF switch (1F) to ON. Place the helicopter on
the ground so that its tail points toward you.
5C Then briefly move the control for thrust (2A) forward and back again. After a few
seconds for initialisation, the Power LED illuminates continuously.
After the flight, first switch off the helicopter, then the remote control.
6 trim adJustmEnt oF thE control
The correct trim is a basic requirement for fault-free flying behavior of the model.
6A
If the helicopter begins to auto-
matically rotate clockwise quickly
or slowly ...
If the model begins to quickly or slowly
rotate clockwise by itself, press the
left/right trim control (2F) to the left
incrementally until the model no longer
rotates by itself.
6B
If the helicopter begins to auto-
matically rotate anti-clockwise
quickly or slowly ...
If the model begins to quickly or
slowly rotate anticlockwise by itself,
press the left/right trim control (2F)
to the right incrementally until the
model no longer rotates by itself.
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