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• After the flight, disconnect the battery from

the electronics of the quadcopter. Do not

leave the battery connected to the electronics

if you are not using the device (e.g. during

transport or storage). Otherwise, the battery

could be heavily discharged. This will destroy

the battery and make it unusable! There is

also the risk of malfunction due to interference

pulses. The rotors could start unintentionally

and cause damage or injury.

• Never damage the outer shell of the battery.

Do not cut the foil sheath. Do not pierce the

rechargeable battery with sharp objects.

There is a risk of fire and explosion!

• Dispose of used batteries properly at the end

of their life span, at local collection points or

retailers.

Foreseeable misuse

Take care not to misuse the product in any of the

following ways:

• Do not operate the product in unsuitable

weather or environmental conditions (e.g. in

rain, snow, fog or at night).

• Do not operate the product in too small a

space (under 6 x 4m), or if there are objects,

people or animals within a radius of 5m.

• Never fly over flight exclusion zones, prohib-

ited areas or official installations, and always

comply with the minimum distances from such

areas (see also “Safety information”).

• Do not violate the privacy of others (e.g. with

the camera function).

• Do not give the product to anyone under the

age of 14 years.

• Attaching loads or making modifications in

any way is strictly prohibited.

• Do not operate the product if there are loose

or defective parts (e.g. after a collision or

crash).

Inserting the batteries into the

remote control (Fig. D)

CAUTION: observe the following

instructions to avoid mechanical

and electrical damage.

Insert the enclosed batteries (5) into the battery

compartment (2r) of the remote control (2).

Inserting the batteries

1. Using the Phillips screwdriver (8), loosen the

screw (2q) of the battery compartment lid on

the back of the remote control (2) and remove

the lid (2q).

2. Carefully insert 2 x 1.5V LR6-type batteries

(5) into the battery compartment (2r). The

batteries must be fully inserted into the battery

compartment (2r).

CAUTION: check the positive/negative

poles of the batteries (5) and ensure that

they are inserted correctly, as marked on

the bottom of the battery compartment (2r).

3. Refasten the battery compartment lid (2q)

onto the back of the remote control.

Replacing the batteries

CAUTION: observe the following

instructions to avoid mechanical

and electrical damage.

When the batteries (5) are flat, replace them as

described in the insertion instructions above.

Remove the batteries (5) from the product before

inserting new ones (5).

Charging the rechargeable

battery

1. Remove the battery (9) from the battery com-

partment (1g) of the quadcopter (1) (Fig. E).

2. Connect the end (6a) of the USB cable (6)

to the USB socket (9a) of the rechargeable

battery (9) (Fig. F).

3. Plug the other end (6b) of the USB cable (6)

into a USB port on a powered-on computer or

charging station with a USB port (Fig. F).

4. The charging indicator light of the battery

(9) switches on during charging (Fig. F) and

lights up red. Once charging is complete,

the charging indicator light of the battery (9)

lights up green.

NOTE: charging takes approx. 110–

120 minutes.

5. After charging, disconnect the end (6a) of the

USB cable (6) from the USB socket (9a) and

remove the end (6b) of the USB cable (6)

from the USB port.

6. Insert the rechargeable battery (9) fully into

the battery compartment (1g) (see “Inserting

the rechargeable battery”).

Under-voltage warning

The lights (1h) start flashing when the recharge-

able battery (9) is almost empty. Land the

quadcopter (1) as soon as you notice this.

Inserting the rechargeable

battery (Fig. E)

Insert the rechargeable battery (9) into the bat-

tery compartment of the quadcopter (1g) until it

locks firmly in place.

Removing the rechargeable

battery (Fig. E)

Remove the rechargeable battery (9) from the

quadcopter (1).

Adjusting the camera (Fig. G)

The camera (1e) is firmly attached under the

quadcopter (1). Turn the camera wheels up or

down to adjust the camera lens position.

NOTE: the camera (1e) has a small status

LED indicator. For good visibility, the

camera functions are also shown via the

quadcopter (1) LEDs.

Transferring data (Fig. H)

Photographs and film are stored on the microSD

card (10). The data is transferred to a computer

or device with a USB port (such as a television)

as follows:

1. The microSD card (10) is positioned inside the

camera (1e). Press down on the microSD card

(10) and remove it from the camera (1e).

2. Slide the microSD card (10) fully into the

microSD card USB stick (7), as shown in

Figure H.

NOTE: take care to insert the microSD

card (10) properly. It needs to be almost

completely inside the microSD card USB

stick (7).

3. Insert the microSD card USB stick (7) into the

USB port of a computer.

4. The computer will recognise the microSD card

USB stick (7) and you will then be able to

copy the data to the computer.

Suitable flight environment

For ideal flight conditions, the following criteria

should be met:

• Calm wind conditions, up to force 3 winds.

• Check local weather report for current

weather conditions and forecast changes.

• People must remain a safe distance (5m) from

the quadcopter when it is taking off.

• Be aware of obstacles before flying, and

move them out of the way if possible, or main-

tain a safe distance from them (> 5m).

• Observe your surroundings and look out for

variables such as pedestrians, cyclists and

traffic/vehicles.

• Find a large, wide, open area without obstruc-

tions; pay particular attention to buildings,

crowds, power lines and trees.

• For aerobatic activities, such as loops, there

should be a space of approx. 10m in all

directions.

• Take care to select a dry environment with

no precipitation. Do not fly the quadcopter

in poor or damp weather conditions (e.g. in

snow, fog or at night). The quadcopter must

only be operated when visibility is good.

• The quadcopter may only be operated in

temperatures between 10°C and 45°C.

• Pay attention to the restrictions in the Drone

Ordinance in respect of prohibited areas (see

the section on “Safety information”).

Flight preparation

Pay attention to the following, before you start

flying the quadcopter (1):

1. Always place the quadcopter (1) on an even

surface for take-off, so that the height sensor

functions correctly.

NOTE: the camera lens indicates the front

of the quadcopter (1).

2. Always move the throttle (2h) and control

levers (2l) slowly and carefully, with sensitivity.

NOTE: after activation, the control lever

springs back to the centre position, and the

quadcopter rises/drops to a specific height

and remains there.

3. Keep your attention continuously focused on

the quadcopter (1) during the flight!

CAUTION: always keep the quadcopter

in sight during ﬂight operations!

4. Do not hang any loads from the quadcopter

(1).

CAUTION: check the rotor guards (1c)

(Fig. B) before each flight to ensure they

are secure and undamaged.

Otherwise there is a risk of damage to the rotor

blades (1a, 1b) during flight, which may cause

injury to people and animals.

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