Roban Airwolf Instruction Manual

Instruction manual
Scale Fuselage Airwolf
250 size
1. INTRODUCTION
Thank you for buying Roban Model products. The 250 size Airwolf scale fuselage is designed as an easy
to use product. Please read the manual carefully before assembling the model, and follow all
precautions and recommendations located within the manual. Be sure to retain the manual for future
reference, routine maintenance and tuning. The scale fuselage is designed for T-REX 250 Helicopter
series use. You can easily put it on your T-REX 250 for new clothing.
Important Note
Roban Model R/C Helicopters are advanced, high-performance devices, built incorporating the latest
technologies. They are not intended as toys, and improper use can potentially lead to serious injury, or
even fatal accidents. We implore you to read this manual thoroughly before operating these models.
Safety should be your utmost priority - not just your own, but also that of others and your surroundings
when piloting Roban Model products.
Liability Disclaimer:
The manufacturer and the seller cannot accept liability for the operation or misuse of this product.
Roban Model R/C helicopters are intended to be used exclusively by experienced adults in legally
sanctioned flying fields. Once sold, we cannot monitor or control the product's operation or usage.
Operation Guidelines:
Upon assembly of the scale fuselage, the weight and complexity of the structure will increase. To
mitigate risk of accidents and damages, we advise against attempting 3D flights.
Skill Requirements:
The operation of R/C products necessitates a certain level of skill and familiarity. Any damages or
dissatisfaction resulting from accidents, modifications, or operational mishaps are not covered under
any warranty. Consequently, such products cannot be returned for repair or if you experience problems
during operation or maintenance.
2. OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES FOR SAFETY IN USING R/C AIRCRAFT MODELS
Safety Zone:
Prioritize the safety of others by operating R/C aircraft models in isolated areas, free of bystanders.
Avoid piloting these models near residential zones or large groups of people.
Operational Risks: