Silverlit Toys TX027145-0708 RC Airplane User Manual
Silverlit Toys Manufactory Ltd. RC Airplane
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sperm Inst p04,le tosrao iiisi cuzpos ENGLIBN a When your plane can fly steadily. you can move the right leverto left or right so that it can turn to Left Lever RI ht Lover counter clockwtse or clockwtse. You may need to 71 strike but not hold the right lever tor easy i:i @ I Go down and land adjustment The “turning“ function depends on tlte running fi 50 counter clockwise Flying Stable F Take off and Go up speed variation between left and right, please note that lithe plane responses slowly to your command. you should throttle up for better performance 9 Landing Turn your plane facing the wind, then throttle down. 10 The table give you a rough idea of the relation between transmitter operating and the plane response Flying Stable Go clockwise a) It's better in a sunny day. and in calm wind or slight breeze (Esp. no more than Beaufort scale 1 - llghl air [smoke can lioat but tear can't move] Precaution: Because or its light weight. it may be blown away under strong wind b) We suggest you can play it on grass to protect your plane when it impacts on ground c) Do not play your plane when it is raining. snowing. or near high power cable Correction - orworr Switch is or; - Set switch to on - Weak Battery - Re-charge the battery pack The plane cant move The plane turns around and descends alter taking 0“ - Trimmer is not tuned properly - Adyust the trimmer. Can't take 0" or drop down at , Plane doesn‘t run to the wind before taking on flight - Weak power. , Flying at the wrong elevator angle or speed . Let the plane run to the Wind before taking off - Re-chsrge the battery pack . Play for more skills. such as tune the Throttle Trimmer for precise power control or stroke (not hold) the left control lever on transmitter Drop down at the climbing » Weak power state or before take all - Rte-charge the battery pack The plane does not react, or react . High—frequency interference occurred near to highrvoltage . Avoid these if possible. or choose another place to operate the poorly in operation by transmitter. lines. translormers and some types or building plane Loss of control rAriother radio control the plane using the same frequency . Move to another place mere without ladle frequency interference and channel ls operated near your plane from another device. , Out of the control range at distanfle - Ensure the antenna ls iully extended The plane fry up to 50-100 meters in open space ENGLIsN Instructlon Manual The plane Transmitter Antenna The plane Elevator Right Duct Fan System ang Lcli Duct Fan System ang ON/OFF switch Charging Socket Tra nsm itte r Screw up the antenna with the transmitter Battery cover Trl Band Selector OFF/ON Selector Charging LED Left Lever lspaad control) Right Lever lStaerlng Control) steering Trimmer Liii up the cover and take out the charging wrrc ENGLIlN stiwlsngl instruction Manual A WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small pans Not for Children under 3 years. “This product is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive c E 1999/5/EC." Do not touch the running propeller! Do not play above someone's headl Adult supervision is required! Key Features: — Full Function Digital Proportional Radio Control - Twin Speedy Duct Fan - Variable Speed Control - Unique Material Vlnthstand Crashes — Lithium Battery For Long Flight Time Sahty precautions: wining cling“ ii ntodmmom a his hi hi expteaiy Approved ry iii pony manila ii. mrrplllnoe mold void iris has many a spirit we vrripiih Keephunds hur in are among away rmrn the piwiayhsn micro r iriia ori . TllnolllranyrltlpratidedFanwhlnnntinvle . prim riicnriai transmitter when rain to . rinniiyviara itnairhiiaa nirhiiiiri - Keep your plane in er llwt to Illil you can supervise hill the time » New Ind allallie hallenes are rammniuided tor use in liarsnimu m otnzirl be! and ntlxirniinl penmnanoe - You I! “vised to ieplwe with new rims as soon as the function homes irnflirad . usiisrhrrii haepmd nun in, honour for min, nimra — Uslrs should kunp rind worldwide with the irritudiun manuI wlirll BD‘RWI trio pmflm - Your Tnnsnmr wrgu‘ is tailor-made tor the Ll-Poly redialgeabk billuy used in plane Do not use lilo chi/Do my buttery odierltiin Ihil in the plane FCC Statements thii dwlc coriipilri wtlh pm is ctihr rot: rim opcr-riori l. cunt-crwmtbiimrig rug condition: tirha dev c iii-y iict min haniitui inurtcrsncc. and In”: dew ririuat-cccpttiiy lntnrfennca ncalved, Includlng lriicrirraricrthitimy csiac undeiimd antrallon NOTE: This Equipment has been tested and found to comply with iha Ilrltls for a Class a digital device. pursuant in gun is crrhe Fcc Rules These Inrins are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmiul interference in a residential installation rhrssguipirianr gcnaraias. usac arid rah radiate radiofilquahwanerpy arid, ilnot inciaiico arid used in accomahra wllh the instructions may cuss harmiui intansrchcc to radio communications Howelmr. there is no guarantee that intcrrcrencc will not occur in a particular instaiuricn. "I'll! cauipmcni does muse hamirui iritartcrcriia to radio or television remptlon. which can be determined by burning in trouipmaitr ctr-rid on. thr user is encouraged to try to sorraa the interference by one or more oitha rationing measures: .Reorient or iciccarcihe receiving unlennl - incense the separation between lira equipment and receiver —Connedthe equipment into an outlet on a circurt cinarcnt from that In which the icaaivcr is ccnnaaao —Consuli the dealer or art expsrienued raoimv tachniciah tor help Battery Cautions: Bunny roduium-nt tor the piano: . ucnnchaiyaarir batteries are not in be recharged PM, Sup,” » Rachargelblo batteries are to be removed from the toy belore hem charged (Transmrder gniyy Ram oc 3.7v 5,3 w - Ramon“ batteries m We be mm by a" m" Batteries 1 x 3.7 v Liycry Rechargeable Battery Pack » niirereni types of batteries or new and used batteries are not to be mixed irransrnittcrcniyi —0rlry batteries oitha some or equivalent type so recommended are to be used , Eattieries are to be inserted wllh curred poiantv . Exhausted batteries an to be moved irdrri the toy (Transmitter only) , The supply tcmiihaic are not to ac shon—clrcnned. Requires t x 3 7 v Ll—Pfllv Rechargeable gallery Pack (included) cattery requirement for Transmitter: Your plane Is equipped with a LI-Poly battery, please also pay attention to the following cautions ror safety use: , Do not dispose the battery in fire or heal » Do not use or leave the battery hall a heat souroe such as fire or heater . Do not strike or throw ihe rsiiciy against hard surrace , Do not immerse the battery in water. and kelp the battery in a cool dry environment -When recharging. only use the battery charger apenlnully term-l impose , no not ovarrd’sdlarge the battery — Do not Wnnenthu battery to an electrical outlet .Do hcr directly solder the battery and pleme the battery with a nail or other sharp omen . Du not tampon or itlorethe battery tndethar with metal corsair sum as necklaces. haiminc ac. - Do not disassemble or alber the battery , Charge the battery every 6 months .riiiii ol'your equlpment power swim =iriai use 7As for a used namely. please recycle arter covering the battery terminals with insulation tape or inserting it to an individual poly/shag Dc 9 v . 15 w e x l 5 v “M'lLRS/AMS Care and Malntenzncs: rAMays remove batteries irom the toy when it is not being used iiira long penco olllrne (For iraiemittcr cnlyl . lMpe the toy gently with a ciaan damp cloth . keep the toy away from dircoi heal . no not submerge the icy into water that can damage the electronic assemblies Note: , Parental guidance is rewmntaridsd when installing or replacing bananas .undcrthe envimnmenlwrth electrostaticdischarge. the sample may malfunction and requirc user to reset the sample WEEE When this appliance IS out or use. please remove all batteries and dispose of them separately. Bring electrical appliances to the local collecting points for waste electrical and electronic equipment Other components can be disposed of in domestic refuse. Special Note to Adults: . Regularry examine for oaiiirge to the plug. enclosure and other pans in the eventct rny oaiiirge the idly must not be used with the transmitter charger until the damage has been repaired -This ray is not intended ror childish unccrz yaaa old . This toy must only be used with the recommended charger —DD not try to marge other bananas with transmitter Chamir S.L rL‘t® sliveltlt Toys to SA.) 20603 Valley Blvd. Suite mos. Walnut, CA. 9l789 I "E I ©2007 Silveilit Toys Manufactory Limited All rights reserved. ENGLIEN writ "tallation & Charging Battery Installation - Transmitter Make sure the power switch is on “OFF“ position I. Use a sciewdriverlo loosen screw on the battery case In anticlockwise. (pic 1) 2 Put 6 AA size batteries in the battery compartment as per the polarity shown inside. lpiol) 3 Tighten the screw in clockwise Battery Charging: Turn off the power of the plane and transmitter 1. Put the plug on the transmitter in the socketon The plane. (pic.3) 2 Turn on the power of transmitter The green LED will light up (pic 4) 3. The green LED will turn off when the battery is luiiy charged. 4. It may take up to 20—30 minutes to fully charge the battery and a fully charged battery can serve about 5 minutes lllght The charging times may vary as to the battery status because your charger has intelligent charging control The green LED will light up when the plane is being charged. 1. Screw in the antenna on transmitter. 2 Set the band on transmitter the same to the plane 3 Sal the ONIOFF switch on the plane |D ON. BE SURE THE TRANSMITTER IS "OFF" when turn on the plane A. Set the left lever on transmitter to MlNIMUll/l throttle. then set itto ON. 5. Make sure the plane can go nearly straight: Set the right lever on transmitter in its neutral position, then push the throttle in the middle to drive the plane and hand throw the plane out to see its flying trend Please tune the steering trimmer to left when the plane has the trend to turn clockwise or lune trimmer to right when it goes counter clockwise. Put the left lever to MlNlMUM to stop the plane. Repeat the above steps sevelal times to make your plane goes straight. Plane goes Tum trimmer Plane goes Turn trimmer clockwise. to left. counter to right clockwise. 6. Es sure to let the plane face to the Wind blowing direction when you throw it Also it is important that you shall throw it horizontally. viriia blow direction W m a) New whit blow direction I l» A X, l») I I. \/ Correct Wrong X Wrong 7 Set the right lever In its neutral position, then push the throttle to MAXIMUM to drive the plane and hand throw the plane out lat flight. Fall down easily r nose raised too quickly. “ y/\ b) lithe plane raises its nose very quickly, it may fly near stalling speed and fall down a) The correct lllght pattern would be. You should pull the left level down (throttle down) to let it fly in horizon sperm Inst p04,le tosrao iiisi cuzpos ENGLIBN a When your plane can fly steadily. you can move the right leverto left or right so that it can turn to Left Lever RI ht Lover counter clockwtse or clockwtse. You may need to 71 strike but not hold the right lever tor easy i:i @ I Go down and land adjustment The “turning“ function depends on tlte running fi 50 counter clockwise Flying Stable F Take off and Go up speed variation between left and right, please note that lithe plane responses slowly to your command. you should throttle up for better performance 9 Landing Turn your plane facing the wind, then throttle down. 10 The table give you a rough idea of the relation between transmitter operating and the plane response Flying Stable Go clockwise a) It's better in a sunny day. and in calm wind or slight breeze (Esp. no more than Beaufort scale 1 - llghl air [smoke can lioat but tear can't move] Precaution: Because or its light weight. it may be blown away under strong wind b) We suggest you can play it on grass to protect your plane when it impacts on ground c) Do not play your plane when it is raining. snowing. or near high power cable Correction - orworr Switch is or; - Set switch to on - Weak Battery - Re-charge the battery pack The plane cant move The plane turns around and descends alter taking 0“ - Trimmer is not tuned properly - Adyust the trimmer. Can't take 0" or drop down at , Plane doesn‘t run to the wind before taking on flight - Weak power. , Flying at the wrong elevator angle or speed . Let the plane run to the Wind before taking off - Re-chsrge the battery pack . Play for more skills. such as tune the Throttle Trimmer for precise power control or stroke (not hold) the left control lever on transmitter Drop down at the climbing » Weak power state or before take all - Rte-charge the battery pack The plane does not react, or react . High—frequency interference occurred near to highrvoltage . Avoid these if possible. or choose another place to operate the poorly in operation by transmitter. lines. translormers and some types or building plane Loss of control rAriother radio control the plane using the same frequency . Move to another place mere without ladle frequency interference and channel ls operated near your plane from another device. , Out of the control range at distanfle - Ensure the antenna ls iully extended The plane fry up to 50-100 meters in open space ENGLIsN Instructlon Manual The plane Transmitter Antenna The plane Elevator Right Duct Fan System ang Lcli Duct Fan System ang ON/OFF switch Charging Socket Tra nsm itte r Screw up the antenna with the transmitter Battery cover Trl Band Selector OFF/ON Selector Charging LED Left Lever lspaad control) Right Lever lStaerlng Control) steering Trimmer Liii up the cover and take out the charging wrrc ENGLIlN stiwlsngl instruction Manual A WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small pans Not for Children under 3 years. “This product is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive c E 1999/5/EC." Do not touch the running propeller! Do not play above someone's headl Adult supervision is required! Key Features: — Full Function Digital Proportional Radio Control - Twin Speedy Duct Fan - Variable Speed Control - Unique Material Vlnthstand Crashes — Lithium Battery For Long Flight Time Sahty precautions: wining cling“ ii ntodmmom a his hi hi expteaiy Approved ry iii pony manila ii. mrrplllnoe mold void iris has many a spirit we vrripiih Keephunds hur in are among away rmrn the piwiayhsn micro r iriia ori . TllnolllranyrltlpratidedFanwhlnnntinvle . prim riicnriai transmitter when rain to . rinniiyviara itnairhiiaa nirhiiiiri - Keep your plane in er llwt to Illil you can supervise hill the time » New Ind allallie hallenes are rammniuided tor use in liarsnimu m otnzirl be! and ntlxirniinl penmnanoe - You I! “vised to ieplwe with new rims as soon as the function homes irnflirad . usiisrhrrii haepmd nun in, honour for min, nimra — Uslrs should kunp rind worldwide with the irritudiun manuI wlirll BD‘RWI trio pmflm - Your Tnnsnmr wrgu‘ is tailor-made tor the Ll-Poly redialgeabk billuy used in plane Do not use lilo chi/Do my buttery odierltiin Ihil in the plane FCC Statements thii dwlc coriipilri wtlh pm is ctihr rot: rim opcr-riori l. cunt-crwmtbiimrig rug condition: tirha dev c iii-y iict min haniitui inurtcrsncc. and In”: dew ririuat-cccpttiiy lntnrfennca ncalved, Includlng lriicrirraricrthitimy csiac undeiimd antrallon NOTE: This Equipment has been tested and found to comply with iha Ilrltls for a Class a digital device. pursuant in gun is crrhe Fcc Rules These Inrins are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmiul interference in a residential installation rhrssguipirianr gcnaraias. usac arid rah radiate radiofilquahwanerpy arid, ilnot inciaiico arid used in accomahra wllh the instructions may cuss harmiui intansrchcc to radio communications Howelmr. there is no guarantee that intcrrcrencc will not occur in a particular instaiuricn. "I'll! cauipmcni does muse hamirui iritartcrcriia to radio or television remptlon. which can be determined by burning in trouipmaitr ctr-rid on. thr user is encouraged to try to sorraa the interference by one or more oitha rationing measures: .Reorient or iciccarcihe receiving unlennl - incense the separation between lira equipment and receiver —Connedthe equipment into an outlet on a circurt cinarcnt from that In which the icaaivcr is ccnnaaao —Consuli the dealer or art expsrienued raoimv tachniciah tor help Battery Cautions: Bunny roduium-nt tor the piano: . ucnnchaiyaarir batteries are not in be recharged PM, Sup,” » Rachargelblo batteries are to be removed from the toy belore hem charged (Transmrder gniyy Ram oc 3.7v 5,3 w - Ramon“ batteries m We be mm by a" m" Batteries 1 x 3.7 v Liycry Rechargeable Battery Pack » niirereni types of batteries or new and used batteries are not to be mixed irransrnittcrcniyi —0rlry batteries oitha some or equivalent type so recommended are to be used , Eattieries are to be inserted wllh curred poiantv . Exhausted batteries an to be moved irdrri the toy (Transmitter only) , The supply tcmiihaic are not to ac shon—clrcnned. Requires t x 3 7 v Ll—Pfllv Rechargeable gallery Pack (included) cattery requirement for Transmitter: Your plane Is equipped with a LI-Poly battery, please also pay attention to the following cautions ror safety use: , Do not dispose the battery in fire or heal » Do not use or leave the battery hall a heat souroe such as fire or heater . Do not strike or throw ihe rsiiciy against hard surrace , Do not immerse the battery in water. and kelp the battery in a cool dry environment -When recharging. only use the battery charger apenlnully term-l impose , no not ovarrd’sdlarge the battery — Do not Wnnenthu battery to an electrical outlet .Do hcr directly solder the battery and pleme the battery with a nail or other sharp omen . Du not tampon or itlorethe battery tndethar with metal corsair sum as necklaces. haiminc ac. - Do not disassemble or alber the battery , Charge the battery every 6 months .riiiii ol'your equlpment power swim =iriai use 7As for a used namely. please recycle arter covering the battery terminals with insulation tape or inserting it to an individual poly/shag Dc 9 v . 15 w e x l 5 v “M'lLRS/AMS Care and Malntenzncs: rAMays remove batteries irom the toy when it is not being used iiira long penco olllrne (For iraiemittcr cnlyl . lMpe the toy gently with a ciaan damp cloth . keep the toy away from dircoi heal . no not submerge the icy into water that can damage the electronic assemblies Note: , Parental guidance is rewmntaridsd when installing or replacing bananas .undcrthe envimnmenlwrth electrostaticdischarge. the sample may malfunction and requirc user to reset the sample WEEE When this appliance IS out or use. please remove all batteries and dispose of them separately. Bring electrical appliances to the local collecting points for waste electrical and electronic equipment Other components can be disposed of in domestic refuse. Special Note to Adults: . Regularry examine for oaiiirge to the plug. enclosure and other pans in the eventct rny oaiiirge the idly must not be used with the transmitter charger until the damage has been repaired -This ray is not intended ror childish unccrz yaaa old . This toy must only be used with the recommended charger —DD not try to marge other bananas with transmitter Chamir S.L rL‘t® sliveltlt Toys to SA.) 20603 Valley Blvd. Suite mos. Walnut, CA. 9l789 I "E I ©2007 Silveilit Toys Manufactory Limited All rights reserved. ENGLIEN writ "tallation & Charging Battery Installation - Transmitter Make sure the power switch is on “OFF“ position I. Use a sciewdriverlo loosen screw on the battery case In anticlockwise. (pic 1) 2 Put 6 AA size batteries in the battery compartment as per the polarity shown inside. lpiol) 3 Tighten the screw in clockwise Battery Charging: Turn off the power of the plane and transmitter 1. Put the plug on the transmitter in the socketon The plane. (pic.3) 2 Turn on the power of transmitter The green LED will light up (pic 4) 3. The green LED will turn off when the battery is luiiy charged. 4. It may take up to 20—30 minutes to fully charge the battery and a fully charged battery can serve about 5 minutes lllght The charging times may vary as to the battery status because your charger has intelligent charging control The green LED will light up when the plane is being charged. 1. Screw in the antenna on transmitter. 2 Set the band on transmitter the same to the plane 3 Sal the ONIOFF switch on the plane |D ON. BE SURE THE TRANSMITTER IS "OFF" when turn on the plane A. Set the left lever on transmitter to MlNIMUll/l throttle. then set itto ON. 5. Make sure the plane can go nearly straight: Set the right lever on transmitter in its neutral position, then push the throttle in the middle to drive the plane and hand throw the plane out to see its flying trend Please tune the steering trimmer to left when the plane has the trend to turn clockwise or lune trimmer to right when it goes counter clockwise. Put the left lever to MlNlMUM to stop the plane. Repeat the above steps sevelal times to make your plane goes straight. Plane goes Tum trimmer Plane goes Turn trimmer clockwise. to left. counter to right clockwise. 6. Es sure to let the plane face to the Wind blowing direction when you throw it Also it is important that you shall throw it horizontally. viriia blow direction W m a) New whit blow direction I l» A X, l») I I. \/ Correct Wrong X Wrong 7 Set the right lever In its neutral position, then push the throttle to MAXIMUM to drive the plane and hand throw the plane out lat flight. Fall down easily r nose raised too quickly. “ y/\ b) lithe plane raises its nose very quickly, it may fly near stalling speed and fall down a) The correct lllght pattern would be. You should pull the left level down (throttle down) to let it fly in horizon sperm Inst p04,le tosrao iiisi cuzpos ENGLIBN a When your plane can fly steadily. you can move the right leverto left or right so that it can turn to Left Lever RI ht Lover counter clockwtse or clockwtse. You may need to 71 strike but not hold the right lever tor easy i:i @ I Go down and land adjustment The “turning“ function depends on tlte running fi 50 counter clockwise Flying Stable F Take off and Go up speed variation between left and right, please note that lithe plane responses slowly to your command. you should throttle up for better performance 9 Landing Turn your plane facing the wind, then throttle down. 10 The table give you a rough idea of the relation between transmitter operating and the plane response Flying Stable Go clockwise a) It's better in a sunny day. and in calm wind or slight breeze (Esp. no more than Beaufort scale 1 - llghl air [smoke can lioat but tear can't move] Precaution: Because or its light weight. it may be blown away under strong wind b) We suggest you can play it on grass to protect your plane when it impacts on ground c) Do not play your plane when it is raining. snowing. or near high power cable Correction - orworr Switch is or; - Set switch to on - Weak Battery - Re-charge the battery pack The plane cant move The plane turns around and descends alter taking 0“ - Trimmer is not tuned properly - Adyust the trimmer. Can't take 0" or drop down at , Plane doesn‘t run to the wind before taking on flight - Weak power. , Flying at the wrong elevator angle or speed . Let the plane run to the Wind before taking off - Re-chsrge the battery pack . Play for more skills. such as tune the Throttle Trimmer for precise power control or stroke (not hold) the left control lever on transmitter Drop down at the climbing » Weak power state or before take all - Rte-charge the battery pack The plane does not react, or react . High—frequency interference occurred near to highrvoltage . Avoid these if possible. or choose another place to operate the poorly in operation by transmitter. lines. translormers and some types or building plane Loss of control rAriother radio control the plane using the same frequency . Move to another place mere without ladle frequency interference and channel ls operated near your plane from another device. , Out of the control range at distanfle - Ensure the antenna ls iully extended The plane fry up to 50-100 meters in open space ENGLIsN Instructlon Manual The plane Transmitter Antenna The plane Elevator Right Duct Fan System ang Lcli Duct Fan System ang ON/OFF switch Charging Socket Tra nsm itte r Screw up the antenna with the transmitter Battery cover Trl Band Selector OFF/ON Selector Charging LED Left Lever lspaad control) Right Lever lStaerlng Control) steering Trimmer Liii up the cover and take out the charging wrrc ENGLIlN stiwlsngl instruction Manual A WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small pans Not for Children under 3 years. “This product is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive c E 1999/5/EC." Do not touch the running propeller! Do not play above someone's headl Adult supervision is required! Key Features: — Full Function Digital Proportional Radio Control - Twin Speedy Duct Fan - Variable Speed Control - Unique Material Vlnthstand Crashes — Lithium Battery For Long Flight Time Sahty precautions: wining cling“ ii ntodmmom a his hi hi expteaiy Approved ry iii pony manila ii. mrrplllnoe mold void iris has many a spirit we vrripiih Keephunds hur in are among away rmrn the piwiayhsn micro r iriia ori . TllnolllranyrltlpratidedFanwhlnnntinvle . prim riicnriai transmitter when rain to . rinniiyviara itnairhiiaa nirhiiiiri - Keep your plane in er llwt to Illil you can supervise hill the time » New Ind allallie hallenes are rammniuided tor use in liarsnimu m otnzirl be! and ntlxirniinl penmnanoe - You I! “vised to ieplwe with new rims as soon as the function homes irnflirad . usiisrhrrii haepmd nun in, honour for min, nimra — Uslrs should kunp rind worldwide with the irritudiun manuI wlirll BD‘RWI trio pmflm - Your Tnnsnmr wrgu‘ is tailor-made tor the Ll-Poly redialgeabk billuy used in plane Do not use lilo chi/Do my buttery odierltiin Ihil in the plane FCC Statements thii dwlc coriipilri wtlh pm is ctihr rot: rim opcr-riori l. cunt-crwmtbiimrig rug condition: tirha dev c iii-y iict min haniitui inurtcrsncc. and In”: dew ririuat-cccpttiiy lntnrfennca ncalved, Includlng lriicrirraricrthitimy csiac undeiimd antrallon NOTE: This Equipment has been tested and found to comply with iha Ilrltls for a Class a digital device. pursuant in gun is crrhe Fcc Rules These Inrins are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmiul interference in a residential installation rhrssguipirianr gcnaraias. usac arid rah radiate radiofilquahwanerpy arid, ilnot inciaiico arid used in accomahra wllh the instructions may cuss harmiui intansrchcc to radio communications Howelmr. there is no guarantee that intcrrcrencc will not occur in a particular instaiuricn. "I'll! cauipmcni does muse hamirui iritartcrcriia to radio or television remptlon. which can be determined by burning in trouipmaitr ctr-rid on. thr user is encouraged to try to sorraa the interference by one or more oitha rationing measures: .Reorient or iciccarcihe receiving unlennl - incense the separation between lira equipment and receiver —Connedthe equipment into an outlet on a circurt cinarcnt from that In which the icaaivcr is ccnnaaao —Consuli the dealer or art expsrienued raoimv tachniciah tor help Battery Cautions: Bunny roduium-nt tor the piano: . ucnnchaiyaarir batteries are not in be recharged PM, Sup,” » Rachargelblo batteries are to be removed from the toy belore hem charged (Transmrder gniyy Ram oc 3.7v 5,3 w - Ramon“ batteries m We be mm by a" m" Batteries 1 x 3.7 v Liycry Rechargeable Battery Pack » niirereni types of batteries or new and used batteries are not to be mixed irransrnittcrcniyi —0rlry batteries oitha some or equivalent type so recommended are to be used , Eattieries are to be inserted wllh curred poiantv . Exhausted batteries an to be moved irdrri the toy (Transmitter only) , The supply tcmiihaic are not to ac shon—clrcnned. Requires t x 3 7 v Ll—Pfllv Rechargeable gallery Pack (included) cattery requirement for Transmitter: Your plane Is equipped with a LI-Poly battery, please also pay attention to the following cautions ror safety use: , Do not dispose the battery in fire or heal » Do not use or leave the battery hall a heat souroe such as fire or heater . Do not strike or throw ihe rsiiciy against hard surrace , Do not immerse the battery in water. and kelp the battery in a cool dry environment -When recharging. only use the battery charger apenlnully term-l impose , no not ovarrd’sdlarge the battery — Do not Wnnenthu battery to an electrical outlet .Do hcr directly solder the battery and pleme the battery with a nail or other sharp omen . Du not tampon or itlorethe battery tndethar with metal corsair sum as necklaces. haiminc ac. - Do not disassemble or alber the battery , Charge the battery every 6 months .riiiii ol'your equlpment power swim =iriai use 7As for a used namely. please recycle arter covering the battery terminals with insulation tape or inserting it to an individual poly/shag Dc 9 v . 15 w e x l 5 v “M'lLRS/AMS Care and Malntenzncs: rAMays remove batteries irom the toy when it is not being used iiira long penco olllrne (For iraiemittcr cnlyl . lMpe the toy gently with a ciaan damp cloth . keep the toy away from dircoi heal . no not submerge the icy into water that can damage the electronic assemblies Note: , Parental guidance is rewmntaridsd when installing or replacing bananas .undcrthe envimnmenlwrth electrostaticdischarge. the sample may malfunction and requirc user to reset the sample WEEE When this appliance IS out or use. please remove all batteries and dispose of them separately. Bring electrical appliances to the local collecting points for waste electrical and electronic equipment Other components can be disposed of in domestic refuse. Special Note to Adults: . Regularry examine for oaiiirge to the plug. enclosure and other pans in the eventct rny oaiiirge the idly must not be used with the transmitter charger until the damage has been repaired -This ray is not intended ror childish unccrz yaaa old . This toy must only be used with the recommended charger —DD not try to marge other bananas with transmitter Chamir S.L rL‘t® sliveltlt Toys to SA.) 20603 Valley Blvd. Suite mos. Walnut, CA. 9l789 I "E I ©2007 Silveilit Toys Manufactory Limited All rights reserved. ENGLIEN writ "tallation & Charging Battery Installation - Transmitter Make sure the power switch is on “OFF“ position I. Use a sciewdriverlo loosen screw on the battery case In anticlockwise. (pic 1) 2 Put 6 AA size batteries in the battery compartment as per the polarity shown inside. lpiol) 3 Tighten the screw in clockwise Battery Charging: Turn off the power of the plane and transmitter 1. Put the plug on the transmitter in the socketon The plane. (pic.3) 2 Turn on the power of transmitter The green LED will light up (pic 4) 3. The green LED will turn off when the battery is luiiy charged. 4. It may take up to 20—30 minutes to fully charge the battery and a fully charged battery can serve about 5 minutes lllght The charging times may vary as to the battery status because your charger has intelligent charging control The green LED will light up when the plane is being charged. 1. Screw in the antenna on transmitter. 2 Set the band on transmitter the same to the plane 3 Sal the ONIOFF switch on the plane |D ON. BE SURE THE TRANSMITTER IS "OFF" when turn on the plane A. Set the left lever on transmitter to MlNIMUll/l throttle. then set itto ON. 5. Make sure the plane can go nearly straight: Set the right lever on transmitter in its neutral position, then push the throttle in the middle to drive the plane and hand throw the plane out to see its flying trend Please tune the steering trimmer to left when the plane has the trend to turn clockwise or lune trimmer to right when it goes counter clockwise. Put the left lever to MlNlMUM to stop the plane. Repeat the above steps sevelal times to make your plane goes straight. Plane goes Tum trimmer Plane goes Turn trimmer clockwise. to left. counter to right clockwise. 6. Es sure to let the plane face to the Wind blowing direction when you throw it Also it is important that you shall throw it horizontally. viriia blow direction W m a) New whit blow direction I l» A X, l») I I. \/ Correct Wrong X Wrong 7 Set the right lever In its neutral position, then push the throttle to MAXIMUM to drive the plane and hand throw the plane out lat flight. Fall down easily r nose raised too quickly. “ y/\ b) lithe plane raises its nose very quickly, it may fly near stalling speed and fall down a) The correct lllght pattern would be. You should pull the left level down (throttle down) to let it fly in horizon sperm Inst p04,le tosrao iiisi cuzpos ENGLIBN a When your plane can fly steadily. you can move the right leverto left or right so that it can turn to Left Lever RI ht Lover counter clockwtse or clockwtse. You may need to 71 strike but not hold the right lever tor easy i:i @ I Go down and land adjustment The “turning“ function depends on tlte running fi 50 counter clockwise Flying Stable F Take off and Go up speed variation between left and right, please note that lithe plane responses slowly to your command. you should throttle up for better performance 9 Landing Turn your plane facing the wind, then throttle down. 10 The table give you a rough idea of the relation between transmitter operating and the plane response Flying Stable Go clockwise a) It's better in a sunny day. and in calm wind or slight breeze (Esp. no more than Beaufort scale 1 - llghl air [smoke can lioat but tear can't move] Precaution: Because or its light weight. it may be blown away under strong wind b) We suggest you can play it on grass to protect your plane when it impacts on ground c) Do not play your plane when it is raining. snowing. or near high power cable Correction - orworr Switch is or; - Set switch to on - Weak Battery - Re-charge the battery pack The plane cant move The plane turns around and descends alter taking 0“ - Trimmer is not tuned properly - Adyust the trimmer. Can't take 0" or drop down at , Plane doesn‘t run to the wind before taking on flight - Weak power. , Flying at the wrong elevator angle or speed . Let the plane run to the Wind before taking off - Re-chsrge the battery pack . Play for more skills. such as tune the Throttle Trimmer for precise power control or stroke (not hold) the left control lever on transmitter Drop down at the climbing » Weak power state or before take all - Rte-charge the battery pack The plane does not react, or react . High—frequency interference occurred near to highrvoltage . Avoid these if possible. or choose another place to operate the poorly in operation by transmitter. lines. translormers and some types or building plane Loss of control rAriother radio control the plane using the same frequency . Move to another place mere without ladle frequency interference and channel ls operated near your plane from another device. , Out of the control range at distanfle - Ensure the antenna ls iully extended The plane fry up to 50-100 meters in open space ENGLIsN Instructlon Manual The plane Transmitter Antenna The plane Elevator Right Duct Fan System ang Lcli Duct Fan System ang ON/OFF switch Charging Socket Tra nsm itte r Screw up the antenna with the transmitter Battery cover Trl Band Selector OFF/ON Selector Charging LED Left Lever lspaad control) Right Lever lStaerlng Control) steering Trimmer Liii up the cover and take out the charging wrrc ENGLIlN stiwlsngl instruction Manual A WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small pans Not for Children under 3 years. “This product is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive c E 1999/5/EC." Do not touch the running propeller! Do not play above someone's headl Adult supervision is required! Key Features: — Full Function Digital Proportional Radio Control - Twin Speedy Duct Fan - Variable Speed Control - Unique Material Vlnthstand Crashes — Lithium Battery For Long Flight Time Sahty precautions: wining cling“ ii ntodmmom a his hi hi expteaiy Approved ry iii pony manila ii. mrrplllnoe mold void iris has many a spirit we vrripiih Keephunds hur in are among away rmrn the piwiayhsn micro r iriia ori . TllnolllranyrltlpratidedFanwhlnnntinvle . prim riicnriai transmitter when rain to . rinniiyviara itnairhiiaa nirhiiiiri - Keep your plane in er llwt to Illil you can supervise hill the time » New Ind allallie hallenes are rammniuided tor use in liarsnimu m otnzirl be! and ntlxirniinl penmnanoe - You I! “vised to ieplwe with new rims as soon as the function homes irnflirad . usiisrhrrii haepmd nun in, honour for min, nimra — Uslrs should kunp rind worldwide with the irritudiun manuI wlirll BD‘RWI trio pmflm - Your Tnnsnmr wrgu‘ is tailor-made tor the Ll-Poly redialgeabk billuy used in plane Do not use lilo chi/Do my buttery odierltiin Ihil in the plane FCC Statements thii dwlc coriipilri wtlh pm is ctihr rot: rim opcr-riori l. cunt-crwmtbiimrig rug condition: tirha dev c iii-y iict min haniitui inurtcrsncc. and In”: dew ririuat-cccpttiiy lntnrfennca ncalved, Includlng lriicrirraricrthitimy csiac undeiimd antrallon NOTE: This Equipment has been tested and found to comply with iha Ilrltls for a Class a digital device. pursuant in gun is crrhe Fcc Rules These Inrins are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmiul interference in a residential installation rhrssguipirianr gcnaraias. usac arid rah radiate radiofilquahwanerpy arid, ilnot inciaiico arid used in accomahra wllh the instructions may cuss harmiui intansrchcc to radio communications Howelmr. there is no guarantee that intcrrcrencc will not occur in a particular instaiuricn. "I'll! cauipmcni does muse hamirui iritartcrcriia to radio or television remptlon. which can be determined by burning in trouipmaitr ctr-rid on. thr user is encouraged to try to sorraa the interference by one or more oitha rationing measures: .Reorient or iciccarcihe receiving unlennl - incense the separation between lira equipment and receiver —Connedthe equipment into an outlet on a circurt cinarcnt from that In which the icaaivcr is ccnnaaao —Consuli the dealer or art expsrienued raoimv tachniciah tor help Battery Cautions: Bunny roduium-nt tor the piano: . ucnnchaiyaarir batteries are not in be recharged PM, Sup,” » Rachargelblo batteries are to be removed from the toy belore hem charged (Transmrder gniyy Ram oc 3.7v 5,3 w - Ramon“ batteries m We be mm by a" m" Batteries 1 x 3.7 v Liycry Rechargeable Battery Pack » niirereni types of batteries or new and used batteries are not to be mixed irransrnittcrcniyi —0rlry batteries oitha some or equivalent type so recommended are to be used , Eattieries are to be inserted wllh curred poiantv . Exhausted batteries an to be moved irdrri the toy (Transmitter only) , The supply tcmiihaic are not to ac shon—clrcnned. Requires t x 3 7 v Ll—Pfllv Rechargeable gallery Pack (included) cattery requirement for Transmitter: Your plane Is equipped with a LI-Poly battery, please also pay attention to the following cautions ror safety use: , Do not dispose the battery in fire or heal » Do not use or leave the battery hall a heat souroe such as fire or heater . Do not strike or throw ihe rsiiciy against hard surrace , Do not immerse the battery in water. and kelp the battery in a cool dry environment -When recharging. only use the battery charger apenlnully term-l impose , no not ovarrd’sdlarge the battery — Do not Wnnenthu battery to an electrical outlet .Do hcr directly solder the battery and pleme the battery with a nail or other sharp omen . Du not tampon or itlorethe battery tndethar with metal corsair sum as necklaces. haiminc ac. - Do not disassemble or alber the battery , Charge the battery every 6 months .riiiii ol'your equlpment power swim =iriai use 7As for a used namely. please recycle arter covering the battery terminals with insulation tape or inserting it to an individual poly/shag Dc 9 v . 15 w e x l 5 v “M'lLRS/AMS Care and Malntenzncs: rAMays remove batteries irom the toy when it is not being used iiira long penco olllrne (For iraiemittcr cnlyl . lMpe the toy gently with a ciaan damp cloth . keep the toy away from dircoi heal . no not submerge the icy into water that can damage the electronic assemblies Note: , Parental guidance is rewmntaridsd when installing or replacing bananas .undcrthe envimnmenlwrth electrostaticdischarge. the sample may malfunction and requirc user to reset the sample WEEE When this appliance IS out or use. please remove all batteries and dispose of them separately. Bring electrical appliances to the local collecting points for waste electrical and electronic equipment Other components can be disposed of in domestic refuse. Special Note to Adults: . Regularry examine for oaiiirge to the plug. enclosure and other pans in the eventct rny oaiiirge the idly must not be used with the transmitter charger until the damage has been repaired -This ray is not intended ror childish unccrz yaaa old . This toy must only be used with the recommended charger —DD not try to marge other bananas with transmitter Chamir S.L rL‘t® sliveltlt Toys to SA.) 20603 Valley Blvd. Suite mos. Walnut, CA. 9l789 I "E I ©2007 Silveilit Toys Manufactory Limited All rights reserved. ENGLIEN writ "tallation & Charging Battery Installation - Transmitter Make sure the power switch is on “OFF“ position I. Use a sciewdriverlo loosen screw on the battery case In anticlockwise. (pic 1) 2 Put 6 AA size batteries in the battery compartment as per the polarity shown inside. lpiol) 3 Tighten the screw in clockwise Battery Charging: Turn off the power of the plane and transmitter 1. Put the plug on the transmitter in the socketon The plane. (pic.3) 2 Turn on the power of transmitter The green LED will light up (pic 4) 3. The green LED will turn off when the battery is luiiy charged. 4. It may take up to 20—30 minutes to fully charge the battery and a fully charged battery can serve about 5 minutes lllght The charging times may vary as to the battery status because your charger has intelligent charging control The green LED will light up when the plane is being charged. 1. Screw in the antenna on transmitter. 2 Set the band on transmitter the same to the plane 3 Sal the ONIOFF switch on the plane |D ON. BE SURE THE TRANSMITTER IS "OFF" when turn on the plane A. Set the left lever on transmitter to MlNIMUll/l throttle. then set itto ON. 5. Make sure the plane can go nearly straight: Set the right lever on transmitter in its neutral position, then push the throttle in the middle to drive the plane and hand throw the plane out to see its flying trend Please tune the steering trimmer to left when the plane has the trend to turn clockwise or lune trimmer to right when it goes counter clockwise. Put the left lever to MlNlMUM to stop the plane. Repeat the above steps sevelal times to make your plane goes straight. Plane goes Tum trimmer Plane goes Turn trimmer clockwise. to left. counter to right clockwise. 6. Es sure to let the plane face to the Wind blowing direction when you throw it Also it is important that you shall throw it horizontally. viriia blow direction W m a) New whit blow direction I l» A X, l») I I. \/ Correct Wrong X Wrong 7 Set the right lever In its neutral position, then push the throttle to MAXIMUM to drive the plane and hand throw the plane out lat flight. Fall down easily r nose raised too quickly. “ y/\ b) lithe plane raises its nose very quickly, it may fly near stalling speed and fall down a) The correct lllght pattern would be. You should pull the left level down (throttle down) to let it fly in horizon
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