Nine Eagles GALAXY VISITOR 3 - Basic Information on Flying the GALAXY VISITOR 3

Basic information on flying the GALAXY VISITOR 3
Mode 1 Mode 2
Move the throttle stick for-
ward, and the GALAXY
VISITOR 3 climbs. Pull it
back, and the model de-
scends.
Move the yaw stick to
one side, and the GALA-
XY VISITOR 3 rotates in
the corresponding direc-
tion around the vertical
axis.
If you move the pitch-axis
stick forward or back, the
GALAXY VISITOR 3 flies
in the corresponding di-
rection.
If you move the roll stick
to right or left, the GALA-
XY VISITOR 3 moves in
the corresponding direc-
tion.
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CAUTION: only the third illustra-
tion shows the model facing left.
All the other pictures show the
model's tail facing the observer.
Please note that the direction of
control response changes accor-
ding to the model's flight attitude.
For example, the pitch-axis and
roll functions are reversed when
the model is flying toward the pi-
lot.
CAUTION: since magnetic field
sensors are fitted to the model as
well as the transmitter, the qua-
drocopter should not be operated
in the vicinity of powerful magne-
tic fields, such as high-tension
overhead cables or transformers.
The model could crash if interfe-
rence affects the magnetic sen-
sors.
Operating Instructions - GALAXY VISITOR 3 RTF FTR 2.4 GHz No. NE2529M2
No. NE2529M1
a
N
N
front rear