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To get familiar with the operations, practice operating the controls as shown below in a large open area.
Keep practicing the manoeuvrers until you can perform them as they are being called out.
Check to make sure all screws are tightened.
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Check that the remote control and quad-copter are both fully charged.
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Make sure that no people or obstructions are nearby.
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Practice safe hovering before moving on to harder tricks.
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Stand approximately 2m diagonally behind the quad-copter
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When the four lights on the bottom of the quad-copter all flash, it means the battery is running low.
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Lights on quad-copter blink continuously
for 4 seconds once turned on. No response
to controller input.
No response after batteries are inserted into
the remote control.
Motor not responding to throttle stick.
Main blade not turning.
Main rotor spins but quad-copter will not
take off.
Quad-copter is shaking violently or lunging
sideways.
Tail remains off-trim after adjustment, or
inconsistent speed during left/right
pirouette.
Quad-copter still wanders forward after trim
adjustment during hover.
Unable to pair with the remote control.
Check power of both remote
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control and quad-copter
Poor contact on battery
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terminals.
Helicopter battery depleted.
The main blade and motor are not
assembled correctly.
Deformed main blades.
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Helicopter battery depleted.
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Main blade is out of shape.
Damaged tail rotors.
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Damaged tail drive motor.
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Gyroscope has not been calibrated
correctly.
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Repeat the power up and initialisation
process.
Fully charge the quad-copter and
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replace batteries in remote.
Reseat the batteries and ensure
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the contact is good.
Fully charge the batteries.
Lift the main blade up to give appropriate
clearance.
Replace blades.
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Charge helicopter fully.
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Replace main blade.
Replace the main wing.
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Replace the main rotor.
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Turn quad-copter off, then turn it on and
place it on a flat surface and do not move it
while it recalibrates.
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