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Transmitter not working
Control failure
Take-off failure
Landing too soon
Out of control
The remote controlled distance will be shorter when the batteries in the copter
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or the controller themselves are low.
It will be difficult to take off when the batteries are low.
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If the copter is damaged, please stop using it immediately.
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If you will not be using the transmitter for a long time, please remove the
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batteries to avoid leakage.
Transmitter is OFF
Batteries not installed correctly
Batteries are flat
Transmitter is OFF
Copter battery is disconnected
Wind is too strong
Rotation of blades is too slow
Copter battery is flat
Throttle stick was pulled back too fast
Beyond the effective control distance
6
Turn transmitter ON
Reinstall batteries, paying attention to
the polarity markings
Replace batteries
Turn transmitter ON
Reconnect the battery cables
Do not fly the copter during extremely
windy weather
Push the throttle stick upwards
Recharge the copter battery
Pull the throttle stick back slowly to
perform a smooth landing
Ensure that there are no other
transmitters within 30m that are using
the same frequency, and ensure you
are within 30m of the copter while
controlling it.
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