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DUAL ROTOR RADIO
CONTROLLED MINI HELICOPTER
Model 95125
AssEMbL y AND OPERATION INsTRUCTIONs
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RC transmitter has safety feature that will keep it from
transmitting to helicopter until left control stick is raised to top,
then dropped to bottom.
Power LED illuminates steadily to indicate transmitter ready.
Warranty voId IF damage caused by crasH.
Diagrams within this manual may not be drawn proportionally.
Due to continuing improvements, actual product may differ slightly from the p
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sPECIFICATIONs Helicopter Dimensions 13-5/8” L X 10” W X 4-5/8” W Frequency Listed 27.145 MHz Helicopter Battery 3.7 V, 300 mAh Lithium Polymer Remote Batteries 8-AA batteries (Not Included) Transformer 110 V~,50-60 Hz Input 6 V /400 mA Output Flight Time Approximately 7 minutes with 2 minute pause* *Note: With each battery charge, flight time is approximately 7 minutes. Initial flights are approximately 4 minutes, followed by a required pause of 2 minutes, which can be followed by an addition
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8. If you start losing control, gently reduce the throttle and land softly. 9. The warnings, cautions, and instructions discussed in this instruction manual cannot cover all possible conditions and situations that may occur. It must be understood by the operator that common sense and caution are factors that cannot be built into this product but must be supplied by the operator. UNPACKINg 1. Carefully slide the foam box containing the Helicopter from the cardboard box. 2. The Helicopter and i
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Initial Charge Level The Helicopter is shipped with an installed Lithium Polymer Flight Battery, par- tially charged. This allows the Helicopter to be tested before charging the bat- tery initially. Do not charge the Helicopter before first use. Simply fly it for a few minutes. As soon as the power begins to fade, land the Helicopter and charge the battery. Lithium battery Charging safety 1. Do not leave unattended while charging. 2. Battery charging should be done by adults only. 3. Charge
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(Illustration 3) 3. Gently plug the Charge Cable into the Micro Jack located on the side of the Mini- Helicopter. NOTE: The Connector will only connect one way. Do not force it. It should connect smoothly and with minimal force. (See Illustration 3.) 4. When the Charger Plug is plugged into the Helicopter, the LED on the charger will go out, indicating that charging is taking place. Charging LED Indication AC Adapter LED status Meaning Off Battery low in power, charging in progress On Batter
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OPERATION CAUTION: Keep all spectators a safe distance away while flying and do not fly too near to yourself. Note: Flying any helicopter, even a dual rotor model helicopter, takes a great deal of patience and practice. Take time to get familiar with the controls of the helicopter in a location that will be relatively safe for the delicate helicopter. Note: Read through this entire section completely and get familiar with the controls BEFORE flying the helicopter for the first time. There
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Controls (Illustration 6) 8. To gain altitude, move the Throttle Stick forward. To descend, slowly move the Throttle Stick back. (See Illustration 6) 9. To rotate clockwise, move the Direction Control Stick left. (See Illustration 7) 10. To rotate counterclockwise, move the Direction Direction Control Stick right. (See Illustration 7) Control Stick 11. To move forward or backward, move the Direc- tion Control Stick forward or backward. (See Illustration 7) 12. To land, move the Throttle
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Tips 13. Flight times of four minutes are normal when the Helicopter is fully charged. Then, after waiting two minutes, it can fly another two to three minutes before being recharged. Running the helicopter until the battery completely runs out of power may ruin the battery. 14. Do not let the Helicopter get closer than two feet from walls and ceilings. The Helicopter tends to gravitate towards large flat surfaces. 15. When taking off, do not move the Throttle Stick too slowly. Take off is
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PARTs LIsT Part Description sKU 1 Main & rear rotors, one set purple, one 29662 set black, fittings in red 2 Four piece gear set 29663 3 Black main and rear rotors, red fittings 29664 4 Fuselage and frame, includes nose 5 Transmitter 6 Battery 7 Both main motors 8 Landing gear 9 Control Board 10 Charger 11 Tail rotor Note: Some parts are listed and shown for illustration purposes only, and are not available as replacement parts. PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY THE MANUFACTURER AND/OR DISTRIB
