Light dragon remote control helicopter user guide #xc9852 © 2012 eb excalibur, inc. Save these instructions. Read complete instructions before use..
2 helicopter layout controller layout switch charging socket stabilizer connecting shaft landing skid main rotor blade bottom of helicopter battery compartment battery compartment cover screw band selector throttle stick charging indicator switch cover and charging wire trim control knob direction j...
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Trimming helicopter/direction control virtually no trimming is required for the light dragon. If the helicopter rotates ight, use the rudder trim knob on the top right side to adjust. 1. When the helicopter is spinning counterclockwise, turn the rudder trim knob clockwise to adjust. 2. When the heli...
5 hover up and down ying steadily, you can slowly press the throttle stick up to make y higher, or release the stick to make the y lower. For ying, only make small movements. Adjust trim to avoid spins. Turning clockwise and counterclockwise keep the helicopter at a steady height. Push the rudder st...
6 safety tips • read through the entire instruction manual, before attempting to pilot your helicopter. • this product is intended for indoor use, and works best indoors. We do not recommend using the product outdoors. Y your helicopter in a cluttered space. This helicopter was intended for obstacle...
7 troubleshooting (continued) care & handling • do not submerge in water or other liquids. • do not disassemble the product for any reason. • do not expose to extreme temperatures. • do not drop, throw, smash or otherwise cause physical shock. • clean using only a slightly damp cloth. • do not use c...
Fcc part 15 compliance the device complies with part 15 of the fcc rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Ch...
