To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Horizon Hobby Toy helicopter have reduced flight time?
Reduced flight time or underpowered performance in your Horizon Hobby Toy helicopter can stem from several causes: a low flight battery charge (completely recharge it), a damaged flight battery (replace it following the instructions), flight conditions being too cold (ensure the battery is warm before use), or debris interfering with rotating parts (clean all rotating parts).
Why does my Horizon Hobby Toy helicopter vibrate in flight?
If your Horizon Hobby Toy helicopter vibrates or shakes during flight, it could be due to damaged rotor blades, spindle, or blade grips. Check the main rotor blades and blade grips for cracks or chips, and replace any damaged parts. Also, replace any bent spindles.
What to do if Horizon Hobby Toy helicopter will not respond to throttle?
If your Horizon Hobby Toy helicopter doesn't respond to the throttle, it could be due to a few reasons. First, the throttle might be inactive due to a safety lock. Second, the throttle or throttle trim might be set too high, so disconnect the flight battery, place the throttle stick in the lowest position, and lower the throttle trim a few clicks before reconnecting the battery and allowing the model to initialize. Third, the helicopter might have moved during initialization, so disconnect the flight battery and re-initialize the helicopter while keeping it still.
Why is there tail oscillation on my Horizon Hobby Toy helicopter?
Tail oscillation, wag, or poor performance in your Horizon Hobby Toy helicopter can be caused by a damaged tail rotor, cracks in the tail boom, issues with the main gear mesh, a damaged main shaft, loose bolts, or vibration. Inspect the tail rotor for damage and the tail boom for cracks. Verify the main gear mesh, ensuring there are no tight spots through full rotation. Replace any damaged or worn components.
What to do if the LED on my Horizon Hobby Toy helicopter flashes rapidly and won't respond after binding?
If the LED on the flight control board of your Horizon Hobby Toy helicopter flashes rapidly and it doesn't respond to the transmitter after binding, it could be due to several reasons. Ensure you wait at least 5 seconds between powering on the transmitter and connecting the flight battery to the helicopter. If that's not the issue, the flight battery or transmitter battery charge might be too low, so replace or recharge the batteries. Finally, the aircraft or transmitter might be too close to a large metal object, wireless source, or another transmitter, so move them to another location and try binding again.
Why does my Horizon Hobby Toy helicopter make random movements in flight?
Random movements in flight for your Horizon Hobby Toy helicopter can be caused by vibration. Verify the receiver is properly attached to the helicopter. Inspect and balance all rotating components. Verify the main shaft and tail rotor are not damaged or bent. Inspect mechanics for broken or damaged parts and replace as necessary.
How to fix severe vibration in Horizon Hobby Toy helicopter?
Severe vibration in your Horizon Hobby Toy helicopter can be due to a bent main shaft (check the main shaft for damage and replace if necessary), or a rotating component being out of balance (check the main shaft, tail rotor, main rotor blades, and main frame for damage and replace as necessary).
Why is the green LED flashing slowly on my Horizon Hobby Toy?
A slowly flashing green LED on your Horizon Hobby Toy indicates low battery voltage. Land immediately and charge the battery.
What does rapidly flashing green LED mean on Horizon Hobby Toy helicopter?
A rapidly flashing green LED on your Horizon Hobby Toy helicopter indicates that the helicopter is in bind mode. Power off both the helicopter and the transmitter, then repeat the binding process.
Why Horizon Hobby Toy helicopter green LED flashes rapidly then goes off during binding?
If the green LED on your Horizon Hobby Toy aircraft flashes rapidly, then goes off and the aircraft won't respond to the transmitter during binding, it could be because the bind switch or button was not held while the transmitter was powered on, so power off the transmitter and repeat the bind process. Another cause could be that the aircraft or transmitter is too close to a large metal object, wireless source, or another transmitter, so move them to another location and attempt binding again.
General| Type | Helicopter |
|---|---|
| Brand | Horizon Hobby |
| Model | Blade 150 FX RTF |
| Channels | 6 |
| Gyro | 3-axis |
| Motor Type | Brushless |
| Ready To Fly | Yes |
| Battery | 2S 7.4V LiPo |
| Flight Time | 5 minutes |
| Transmitter | Included |
| Main Rotor Head Type | Flybarless |
| Charger | USB Charger included |
| Main Rotor Diameter | 12.8 in (324 mm) |
| Tail Rotor Diameter | 2.8 in (71mm) |
Explains the meaning of different LED light combinations on the charger during the charging process.
Allows adjustment of control sensitivity between high (Hi) and low (Lo) rates for flight control.
Prevents accidental motor operation before flight and provides a quick motor shutoff if the helicopter is out of control.
Details how to use transmitter trim buttons to center controls and adjust flight characteristics for stability.
Describes how throttle stick inputs affect the helicopter's vertical movement (climb/descend).
Explains how rudder stick inputs control the helicopter's yaw (nose left/right).
Details how elevator stick inputs affect the helicopter's forward and backward movement.
Describes how aileron stick inputs control the helicopter's left and right tilting movements.
Guides through calibration, takeoff, hovering, landing, and Low Voltage Cutoff (LVC) procedures.
Details what the warranty covers and lists common exclusions like cosmetic damage or misuse.
Outlines Horizon's obligations for service/replacement and limits liability for consequential damages.
Provides instructions on how to obtain warranty service and contact information for support.
