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General| Brand | Century Helicopter Products |
|---|---|
| Model | Swift |
| Category | Toy |
| Language | English |
Steps to prepare the helicopter for its first flight, including inspection and battery charging.
Procedures for powering on the transmitter and connecting the flight battery for initial operation.
Details on the Electron ESC, its features, operating voltage, and protection settings.
Guide to selecting different flying modes and programming the ESC for various flight characteristics.
Instructions for reversing motor direction and understanding how the ESC operates during flight.
Common issues and solutions for the ESC, including non-response, cutoff, and complete failure.
Procedures for proper gyro initialization and confirming tail servo response for stable flight.
How to set gyro mode (Normal/Heading Lock) and adjust gain remotely via the transmitter.
Making small adjustments to rudder trim to counteract nose drift during hover.
How to adjust the main rotor pitch using the left-hand stick for climbing and descending.
Adjusting the swashplate tilt forward/backward using the right-hand stick for forward/backward flight.
Using the right-hand stick to tilt the swashplate left/right for roll control.
Using the left-hand stick to change tail rotor pitch for yaw control.
How to use the left-hand stick and rudder trim for precise yaw control.
Adjusting elevator and aileron trims to counteract drift in hover.
Using the right-hand stick for forward flight and performing rolls.
Ensuring all screws, linkages, and blades are secure and properly tensioned.
Checking and adjusting the tail rotor drive belt tension for optimal performance and reliability.
Detailed instructions on how to adjust the tail rotor drive belt tension.
Selecting a safe and suitable open area for initial flights and practice.
Checking and maintaining ball links and bearings for smooth operation and safety.
Lubricating moving parts and replacing worn head dampeners for optimal performance.
Information on stretching and adjusting the tail rotor drive belt after initial flights.
Guiding the user through lifting off, balancing hover altitude, and using training gear.
Adjusting trims for stable hover and understanding 'ground effects'.
Steps to take after a crash, and managing battery power to prevent ESC damage.
Adhering to general safety and operational rules for model aircraft.
Following specific rules for radio control operation, frequency usage, and flying sites.
