Supplemental Pre-Flight Checklist
Your Blade mCP X is a high-performance collective pitch helicopter with a rotorhead that is much more complex than that of most of the ultra-
micro helicopters you may have flown before. Unlike the rotorheads of most fixed pitch ultra-micro helis, the mCP X rotorhead has many more
moving parts that require thorough inspection before every flight. Following the steps in this supplemental checklist will help you avoid unsafe
flying conditions and keep your mCP X performing at its best.
This checklist does not replace the safety procedures listed in the manual, but should be performed in addition to them prior to every flight and
after every crash.
Feathering spindle
1. Grip both Main Blade Grips (M).
2. Apply pressure to the Main Blade Grips laterally along the Feathering
Spindle (L).
3. Check for lateral, side-to-side, movement between the Main Blade Grips
(M) and the Main Rotor Hub (K).
-If there is no movement, the feathering spindle bolt is secure.
-If there is movement, continue to the following steps.
4. Remove the Main Blades (J) by unscrewing the Main Blade Bolts (X) using
the Phillips screwdriver.
5. Use both the Phillips and slotted screwdrivers to tighten the Feathering
Spindle Bolt (W).
6. Reinstall the Main Blades by threading the Main Blade Bolt into the Main Blade Grip using the Phillips
screwdriver.
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