1. If the helicopter needs to be recharged, allow 10-15
minutes of cooling time for the battery to cool
down before recharging.
2. Do not overcharge the battery.
3. If the battery becomes too hot while charging then
remove it from charging immediately and allow it
cool down.
4. Do not reconstruct battery.
1. Wide area recommended (size: 10’ x 16’ x 8’)
2. Places with no/limited obstacles are recommended.
3. Do not fly your helicopter in direct sunlight and
strong winds, as it may affect the remote-control
system.
4. Do not fly in strong winds as it can limit the
helicopter’s flight and interfere with your control
leading to a crash or damage to the helicopter.
5. Fly within the wireless range of 150 – 250 feet.
6. Do not fly in rain/damp conditions.
Caution: Never allow young children to use this product alone. Parental guidance is highly recommended during
the use of this device. DO NOT operate your helicopter if someone else is operating a similar device in the same
operating range, as it may interfere with the frequency range and impact the controlling capacity of the helicopter.
Multiple helicopters operating simultaneously must be on different frequency bands.
Prepare for take off
1. Place the helicopter on flat surface, and then turn the helicopter ON. Keep the helicopter still for about 3
seconds.
2. Recheck the area to make sure it is clear from people, pets, trees, buildings, high voltage wires and other
obstructions.
3. Push the throttle stick upward, if the helicopter spins in the air; please refer to “5. Additional Information”.
Caution: Always turn OFF the helicopter before you turn OFF the controller. Do not apply full power on the throttle
while taking off as it may lead to a quick descend which may cause injury.
4. Control Information
Control range: The control range of the R/C helicopter is about 150 to 250 feet.
Warning: Do not fly in strong wind, as it may overpower your helicopter and cause it to fly out of range,
leading to loss of control.
Flying time: On a full charge, and in low wind conditions, the R/C helicopter will fly for about 6-8 minutes.
Ascend
When you push the left
stick (throttle stick)
upward, the main rotor
blade of the helicopter
spins and the helicopter
begins to ascend.
Descend
When you pull the left
stick (throttle stick)
downward, the spinning
speed of the main rotor
blade decreases and the
helicopter begins to
descend.
Head turning left
When the right stick
(rudder stick) is moved
left, the helicopter turns
left.
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