Overbreak 49915570995 RF Remote Controller User Manual Manual

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www.hover-copter.com
Actual contents may vary slightly.
Some assembly required.
Made in China
© 2005 Overbreak, LLC
Micro Hover Copter is a trademark of Overbreak LLC
Sun Valley CA 91352
Conforms to AST M F963
PRODUCT WARNINGS:
1.Caution:The HoverCopter is an electrically operated product.
2. Recommended for use by children eight years old and older.
3.As with all electric products, use caution during use and handling to prevent
electric shock.
4. Keep your face, eyes,fingers, hair, and other body parts away from the
propeller and gears.
5. Only fly the HoverCopter in a well-lit, uncrowded area where there is at least
10 feet of open space.
6. Do not expose the HoverCopter to water, rain, or moisture.
7. Do not fly the HoverCopter in total darkness.
8. Make sure people around you know you are flying the HoverCopter.
9. Do not fly the HoverCopter in crowded areas.
10. Do not fly the HoverCopter in dusty environments.
1 1.8e sure to turn the HoverCopter and Controller off when not in use.
12. Do not fly the HoverCopter near traffic.
13. Do not lift objects with the HoverCopter.
14. Do not use the HoverCopter ifthere is any damage to any of the
components, including the Saucer, propeller, AC adaptor, its cord or plug, or
Power Regulator. Use of a damaged product may be hazardous. Discard
damaged product.
AC ADAPTOR & POWER REGULATOR:
The HoverCopter is intended for ages 8+. Keep this instruction manual — it
contains important information.
The HoverCopter operates only with the included AC adaptor and Power
Regulator. Use with an adaptor or regulator from another HoverCopter or
another product could create a dangerous condition. An adult should regularly
examine and supervise the use of the AC adaptor and Power Regulator. Do not
use the HoverCopter ifthere is any damage to the power cord, plug, or other
parts of the AC adaptor or Power Regulator. Disconnect the AC adaptor and
Power Regulator before cleaning.
The AC adaptor, Power Regulator, and batteries may become warm during
charging. 11m Power Regulator should be disconnected from the HoverCopter
when it is fully charged.
Never leave the HoverCopter connected to the Power Regulator ovemlght. Do
not overcharge the HoverCopter — this can damage the batteries and the
product. 1
MICRO HOVERCOPTER
COMPONENTS
2 MICRO HOVERCOPTERS
POWER
REGULATOR
2 CONTROLLERS
Each controller equires
one 2volt battery
(not included)
AC ADAPTOR
FLYING THE
MICRO HOVERCOPTER
On/Off
Switch
1.Make sure the
HoverCopter is fully charged
and you have 10 feet of
open space.
2. Disconnect the Power
Regulator from the
HoverCopter.
3.Turn the HoverCopter ON.
4.Turn the Controller ON.
5. Press slowly on the trigger
to launch the HoverCopter.
6. Vary the pressure on the
trigger to make the
HoverCopter go up and
down.
7. Release the trigger slowly
for a soft landing.
8. Now you‘re in command
of your own HoverCopter!
Warning: changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible
for compliance could void the user authority to operate the equipment.
NOTfizThis equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class 8 digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful Interference in a residential installation.This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with
the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. if this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
—Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-lncrease the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Instruction
Manual
CAUTION - ELECTRIC TOY:
Not recommended for children under 8 years
of age As with all electric products, precautions
should be observed during handling and use to
prevent electric shock.
Keep this instruction manual.
It contains important information.
BATTERY SAFETY:
insert the batteries correctly as shown to prevent leakage.
Batteries should be inserted and replaced by an adult.
Batteries should not be exposed to direct sunlight, high heat, or fire - batteries
may explode.
Do not mix old batteries with new.
Do not mix alkaline, non-alkaline, or rechargeable batteries.
Do not try to recharge non~rechargeable batteries.
if the HoverCopter will not be used for a long period, remove batteries to
prevent leakage and damage. Remove dead batteries from Controller.
The batteries in the Saucer are not replaceable.
Be sure the battery compartments are screwed securely in place.
Do not get the HoverCopter or any of the components wet.Clean only with a
soft cloth - no fluids.
Do not short circuit the battery terminals.
Do not leave the HoverCopter connected to the AC adaptor overnight.
Disconnect the AC adaptor and the power regulator from the HoverCopter
when it is fully charged.
Dispose of batteries properly. Do not throw them in the household garbage.
Never dispose of batteries in fire - they may explode.
In case of battery leaks, do not touch the leaking fluid. Place the leaking battery
inside a plastic bag and dispose of properly.
if leaking battery fluid touches your skin or eyes, wash with cool water for at
least 15 minutes.
BATTERY CARE:
Fly the HoverCopter after each charge. Repeatedly charging without flying in
between may damage the batteries or reduce their performance.
CHARGING INDICATION:
The signal LED on the regulator will flash during charging.
The signal LED will stop flashing after charging is completed.
BATTERY INSTALLATION
CONTROLLER 2. Insert 9-volt battery
1.0pen battery (not included). I‘-
compartment with
Phillips screwdriver.
1.Make sure the HoverCopter is
OFF. Connect Power Regulator to
one or both Micro HoverCopters.
2. Connect AC
Adaptor to Power
Regulator and
electrical
3.A full charge will take about 15 minutes. Fly the HoverCopter after
each charge. Repeatedly charging without flying in between may
damage the batteries or reduce their performance. Remove AC
adaptor from electrical outlet after use.
TROUBLE-SHOOTI NG
Problem Possible cause Solution
Propeller HoverCopter Saucer battery is low. Charge Saucer fully.
doesn't spin
The on/ol’f switches on the Saucer and Turn on Saucer and
Controller are not turned on. Controller.
HoverCopter The Controller's battery is low. Replace battery.
Saucer does The battery is not inserted correctly. Check battery for correct
not respond to insertion as shown on
Controller the bottom of the
handle.
The Saucer is too far away. Move closer to the
Saucen
SPECS
Recommended age: 8+
Saucer range: 30 feet
Saucer batteries: 6V 80mA Ni-MH
Controller battery: 9 volt
Controller power consumption: 0.3W (peak)
Charge time: 15 minutes

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