Flying your Coaxial Helicopter

Ready to Fly your Coaxial Helicopter

Turn on the helicopter switch then put the helicopter on the ground (facing opposite direction) before turning on the remote control. Place the helicopter approximately  3 feet  away from you with the tail end  facing you. Make sure the helicopter is away from all animals, children and any other obstructions. Pull the antenna out of the remote control as far as it will allow you to do so. Make sure that the joysticks are in the down position prior to turning on the radio. Turn on the power switch on your remote control and the indicator light should come on. You are now ready to take off.

Note; If the indicator light on the remote control is flashing, that is usually an indication of low battery levels in the radio. Test and replace all batteries that are low.

Do not fly in extreme heat and/or cold because both conditions will affect performance and they damaged the model cannot fly and the strong wind windy conditions will limit for  control and very windy conditions your helicopter may become lost or damaged select a large wide open area for flying and make sure there is no obstructions animals or people nearby.

Charging Batteries

Charge the battery based on manufacturers specifications. Never charge battery near heat source like fire, heater or in the sun. Do Not immerse the battery in water. Keep the battery in a cool dry environment when re-charging or storing. DO NOT disassemble the battery and never leave battery unattended during charging.