Megatech MTC9508 Radio Control Helicopt User Manual 1

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If you have questions about operating or assembling your new Megalech product...
Please Call Megatech First!
DO NOT RETURN THIS PRODUCT TO THE STORE
Call our Service Department at:
(888) MEGA-911 or (201l662-2800
or email: support@megatethicom
9 Own - 5:30pm, ESTMonday through Friday {except holidays)
Technical assistance is also available on the web at wwwmegatechcom
READ ENTlRE MANUAL FIRST BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO FLY
ABLE CONTEN
Safety Precautions
Package Contents..... .
Getting Acquainted with your Micro—Fly ..
installing the Transmitter Batteries.....
Charging your Micro-Fiy...........
Flying your Micro»FIy
Flight Selector Switch
Troubleshooting
Parts List..,.
Notes.........,
Warranty
Importantl Belore you begin, please read all safety precautions and
warnings. Failure to comply with any o' the following could lead to bodily
harm or injury. The Megatech Micro»Fly Is not intended for those under l2
years of age without proper adult supervision.
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This device complies with part 15 of FCC rules.
Operation subject to the following two conditions:
1) This device may not cause harmful interlerence and
2) This device must accept any interference received, Including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
~ Before you begin to fly, look at the irequency sticker on the back ofyour transmitter and make
sure no one in the area is on the same frequency. Do not fly your Micro'Fly if other radio control
devices are being operated on the same frequency.
- Since your model is controlled by a radio link it is very important to always keep lresh alkaline
batteries in the transmitter.
SAFETY PRECAU
-You aioneare responsible for operating your model in a sale manner. When flying, you are ,
responsible for your own safety and the safety of others around you. Follow these basic safety
guidelines at all times.
sThe spinning rotor blades on this helicoptercan be very dangerous!When operating/flying,
always be aware of the spinning rotors. Do NOT let them come close to your body, other
people and loose objects such as clothing or ieweiry.
- Always fly your helicopter in a wide-open room. Make sure that the area ls tree from
obstructions. Do not fly around people who are unaware that you are flying a model
helicopter, and never fly over peepie's heads.
- Do not attempt to disassemble any of the model's components or allow them to get wet or
electrical damage may occur.
~ Never fly your model from roadways or after dark.
- Keep spectators behind you when flying.
- Never use solvents or liquid cleaners to clean this model. Doing so may damage the unit or
electronics. Only use a dry, soft cloth forcleaning.
~ Do NOT hold the Micro-Fly when launching.
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~ ALLOW MlCRO-FLYTO COOL FOR 10—1 5 MINUTES AFTER EACH FLIGHT BEFORE ATTEMPTING T0
RECHARGE
s Never use anything butthe charging system in the transmitterto charge the MicrOvFly
- Never leave helicopter unattended while charging.
~ Always remove batteries from your transmitter when you finished flying for the day, Do not
store batteries inside the transmitter.
EVI.‘
Q“ ‘4‘ NkkeI-rnetal hydride batteries must be disposed of properly.
For current regulations in your area and proper disposal sites please
call 1-800-822-8837 or visit wwahrcmrg
Before getting started you Will need:
- B ”AA"AIkaline batteries (sold separately)
First make sure the contents of your package
are complete:
A. Micro~Fly
B. Charging Cord
C. Transmitter
Micro-Fly Hellcogter
i) Fuselage
2) Main Rotors
3) Landing Skids
4) Charging Port
5) On/Off Switch
6) Power Indicator Light
7) Flight Selector
i) On/Off& charge switch
2) Charging Status LED
3) Charger Link Cord
4) Battery Compartment
5) Antenna
6) Throttle Control (up & down)
7) Directional Control (left& right)
8) Yaw trim adjustment
9) Charging output port
NOTE: Keep the box and packaging to
safely store your Micro-Fly between
flying sessions. Proper storage wrll
prevent the rotors from Warping and
help maintain flight performance.
ALSO: To make sure your antenna does not get caught in the blades during flight,
keep it looped around the skids of the helicopter.
- Using your fingers, rotate the two
battery compartment cover retaining
tabs 90-degrees until they are in the
horizontal position.You’lI have to lift the
tabs slightly to move them off of their
retaining posts.
~ Remove the battery compartment cover.
. Paying close attention to each battery's
polarity (+ and —) use the diagrams cast
onto the battery compartment back wall
to install them correctly. Install 8"AA"-
size alkaline batteries.
NOTE: If your batteries are not installed properly the transmitter will not function,
and could become damaged.
- Use 8 NEW alkaline batteries. We recommend Megatech’s Super Plus brand,
- Replace the battery compartment cover and rotate the retaining tabs 90vdegrees or
until the tabs are in the vertical position. Again, you'li hear a "snap" indicating the tabs
are in the most secure position,
Your Micro-Fly features a built-in Megatech extended run time high-performance
rechargeable NiMH (Nickel-Metal Hydride) battery that must be charged before each
flight (approximately 4-6 minutes charging time). NiMH technology indicates that the
battery performance improves as you cycle them (charging them up, and running
them down). Optimum performance will be realized after the fourth or fifth cycle. Your
transrnitter also features a built-in charger that is equipped with an automatic timer. It
will automatically shut off when the Micro-Fly's batteries are charged.The approximate
charge time is 4—6 minutes. NOTE: Never charge for more than 10 minutes or leave
unattended while charging. If you notice reduced run time, you may need to change
the transmttter batteries.

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