Users Manual

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Users Manual

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R/C CONTROL . READY TO FLY! Nyper Flyer Upersol BATTERIES REQUIRED: 10 x "C", 1 x "9v‘ (sold separately) Full charge will take approximately 5 min 30 sec. WARNING! Always use under direct adult supervision. For use with ages 8 and up. Please read instruction booklet carefully before operating Hyper Flyer. Please keep instruction booklet and display box for future reference. Any Questions: ~: PLEASE DO NOT TAKE YOUR PRODUCT TO THE STORE. Call our Customer Service: Kid Galaxy Customer Service, Toll free at 1—800—816—1135 1. CONTENTS Controller Battery Charger Instruction Manual 2. DESCRIPTION OF PARTS Hyper Flyer Battery charger Charging Jack Battery charger OFFL EFON cord compartment 4—p Power Switch Light will flash when charging then turn off when charging is complete Controller Speed Lever _ Steering Lever Control Levers Rolling button P. 1— 7

3. PREPARATION FOR FLIGHT A. Attach antenna and load battery in controller Insert and screw the antenna into the top of controller. a. Use a Phillip‘s screwdriver to unscrew the battery box cover. b. Insert a 9 volt battery, aligned to the (+), (—) signs as indicated in the battery compartment. c. Replace the battery box cover and tighten screw B. Load batteries in Flyer charger ;’f\,/ a. Use a Phillip‘s screwdriver to unscrew the battery box cover. AAAZy! b. Insert 10 x "C" batteries, aligned to the (+), (—) signs as @@©@© indicated in the battery compartment. c. Replace the battery box cover and tighten screw Turn the power switch to Charging time is about 5 off position on the Hyper minutes. Flyer. If Hyper Flyer is turned on, it will not charge. 4. OPERATE THE HYPER FLYER A. Steering and stunt command Running on ground The speed lever shoud be in central position to keep Hyper Flyer running on ground. Press "sharp turn" button and then shift the steering lever for right or left turning on ground or it will turn at big radius. _ Normal turn rarp turn on land / Relling in air push P. 2— 7

B. The Hyper Flyer can be launched by hand or take off from ground. Launch by hand When launched by hand: Shift the speed lever of the controller to the top for full speed of the propellers, then throw flyer gently and horizontally against the wind. Let it fly for a few seconds straight to gain altitude before maneuvering. Take off from ground Place the Hyper Flyer on a flat surface, (E.g.:sand, asphalt, cement). Avoid grass or rough surface. Shift the speed lever of the controller to the up position for taking off speed, Hyper Flyer will begin to run on ground. Be sure it is running against wind direction. It will take off after running for about 27 ft. (The minimum e runway should be 35 ft long). Let it fly for a few seconds straight before maneuvering it. se CC > 2 WARNING: Avoid shifting steering lever during take off, the Flyer may get crushed. C. Flying Command Shift lever up to place the flapper in the down Diving &A position for diving Steering Lever | Shift lever down to place flapper in the up position for looping Looping % K P. 3— 7

D. Maneuvering the Hyper Flyer Normal flight Shift both the speed and steering levers simultaneouly for desired flight. Ascending Cruising \ f— :.I Decending Landing OFF Left turn_ Rig ht turn Gliding When the Hyper Flyer is at good altitude (about 50 feet), user can turn off propellers by shifted Speed Lever to down most (OFF) position, Hyper Flyer can be maneuvered to left or right turn by pulse motion on the steering lever, with the gliding effect, flight time can be extended. Looping in air When the Hyper Flyer is at a good altitude(about 50 feet), Shift the speed lever to top position and then shift the steering lever to the down position. Release steering lever to its neutral position after loop is done. f/ i i &5 «$ Rolling in air When the Hyper Flyer is at a good altitude (about 50 feet), press down the rolling button, then shift the steering lever, to right for clockwise roll, to left for counter—clockwise roll. "The Hyper Flyer loses altitude at rolling, do not make continuous rolling" Release bLittdh & lever, let_| them return to neutral position & tL-bO P. 4—7

Wavy flight pattern Keep the Flyer at ascending or cruising speed, shift the steering lever to dive and loop position alternatively with short intervals. \;v;« E- Landing Aim the Hyper Flyer into the wind direction with the speed lever shifted downword for fight decending. When the Hyper Flyer is about 4 feet above ground shift speed lever to the down most position (turn off propellers) for landing. © Using "pulse motion" the steering lever at the turning position for steady turning effect. Never push and keep the lever at the turning position or the Hyper Flyer will spiral circle down, losing its altitude and crushing. ®© Ending circling, shift the steering lever to the opposite side of the circling direction with pulse motion and then shift the lever at it central position. © When flying into the wind, the Hyper Flyer makes a faster turn as well as climbs faster than when flying with tailwind. © Correcting wind—shear: When the Hyper Flyer is flying straight a sudden side wind will disturb its course . Pulse the steering lever to the same direction of wind to put the Hyper Flyer back on the course. For example, when the right hand side wind pushes the Hyper Flyer leftward, pulse the steering lever for right turning, and so does for the left hand side wind. Steering to the right sid for regulating the course P. 5— 7

© Wavy flight pattern: If the Hyper Flyer flies like waves at normal flight, reset the flapper tilting down slightly by shortening the pushrod. © in effective climbing throttle If the Hyper Flyer does not climb at full throtle effectively even after battery flashly charged, reset the flapper tilting up slightly by lengthen the rushrod, see section C of "PREPARATION FOR FLIGHT", for flapper adjustment. ASSASAASASSSAASSAOISASAISISS Tilting Up Slighly © Regulating for straight course The fliper may have turning tendency during launch and normal flight, it can be regulating by bending the flapper Flapper position Flapper position of the vertical stabilizer and fix its for regulating for regulating bent position with a shont piece left turning flight right turning flight of scotch tape. / 6. CAUTION @ Play in an open field where there are no © Play on clear or partly cloudy days where there obstacles such as buildings, trees or power is no strong wind, as this will cause difficulty in cables, and where there are no people, maneuvering. DO NOT play when it is raining, animals or vehicles. DO NOT play near power snowing, thundering, or in strong wind or other cables, railways or roads. It is recommended bad weather conditions. DO NOT play when the to play on grass, as this will reduce the impact outside temperature is below 45 degree of a fall or of a normal landing. farenheit. <_ xcZ2 S¢ 4C o P. 6— 7

7. WARNING PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY BEFORE USING. The improper use of the controller batteries may cause excessive heat, * Please play in an open field. Do not play near or on a road or railway, battery leakage, explosion and damage or lead to injury. Please read near buildings, trees or overhead power cables or near other people. the Please confirm your play area is safe before using. instructions below. * If the Hyper Flyer is caught on a building, tree or power cable, + Only use "AA" alkaline batteries. do not climb to retrieve it. Please ask an adult to notify the owner of + Never use rechargeable batteries in the charger or the controller. the building, tree or power cable as there may be an electric current + Do not mix old and new batteries. present. + Turn off the power when installing or replacing the batteries. * When you are flying the Hyper Flyer, keep it in your sight. + Please install the batteries with the correct polarity, as indicated Make sure people nearby know you are flying your Hyper Flyer. by the +/— signs. * Keep your body, fingers, face, clothing and hair away from the moving * Remove the batteries when the product is not in use. propellers. * Do not short circuit or disassemble. Keep away from fire. * It is recommended that children should be under adult supervision * If any batteries you are using start to leak, carefully remove them when they are playing with the Hyper Flyer. without letting them contact any part of the body, properly dispose of + There are small parts included in this product. Do not put any of the batteries and replace with fresh batteries. parts in your mouth. Other cautions when using the Hyper Flyer and the controller * Keep away from children under eight years old. +« When other radio controlled products with the same frequency + Do not touch the metal part on the battery charger with your finger, are used nearby, this may cause interference and the Hyper Flyer may not body or any metal object. It may cause excessive heat, battery leakage fly. (When the propellers on the Hyper Flyer spin erratically, this may be or explosion. evidence of frequency interference.) * This product is for outdoor use only. Do not use indoors. * Do not bend, tear, strongly hit,or drop the plane,charger,antenna shaft The improper use of the rechargeable cell(non—removeable) within or antenna wire. the plane may cause excessive heat, cell leakage, explosion, * Do not put any object onto the stem of the propellers. damage the product and the surrounding objects, or lead to injury. * Do not start the Hyper Flyer when the propellers are unable to move freely. Please read the instructions below : * When any of the propellers are broken or missing, do not fly the Hyper * Do not charge without fully discharging the Hyper Flyer. Repeated Flyer. overcharging can lead to deterioration in battery performance. * Do not expose to or drop in water!! If the Hyper Flyer or the controller are * Never touch the metal contact part with a metal object. exposed to water,turn off the power at once (taking care not to touch This may cause a shock and can be dangerous. your skin) and do not touch the Hyper Flyer until it is completely dried out. * Stop use when it becomes wet. Moisture may cause a short circuit and + Striking any part of the plane while the Hyper Flyer is being charged may can be dangerous. damage the connector. * Keep away from water or fire. Do not disassemble or solder + When the charge is done, remove the Hyper Flyer from the charger. the product. * Do not place anything on top of your Hyper Flyer Do not leave your Hyper * Keep away from fire or hot and/or humid environments. Flyer + Do not use any electricity source other than the charger included in upside down resting on its wing tips. If you do either of these, they may this package. Other charging sources may cause damage or lead to cause the foam to deform and the wings to become distorted. If this injury. happens, your Hyper Flyer may not fly. To preserve the life of your Hyper Flyer, be careful to store the Hyper Flyer in a safe place with nothing resting on it, and never store the Hyper Flyer in an upside down position. 8. FCC REQUIREMENT 1. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: —— Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. —— Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. —— Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. —— Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. 2. THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY RADIO OR TV INTERFERENCE CAUSED BY UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS TO THIS EQUIPMENT. SUCH MODIFICATIONS COULD VOID THE USER AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT 9. WARRANTY This product is warranted against manufacturing defects in both material and workmanship for 60 days from the date of original purchase. Within this period, KID GALAXY U.S.A. CORPORATION will either repair or replace this product without charge for parts or labor. Do not attempt to repair or modify this equipment, as this may void your warranty. IMPORTANT: PLEASE KEEP YOUR ORIGINAL SALES RECEIPT AS PROOF OF PURCHASE. Without the required Proof of Purchase you may not be eligible for coverage under this Limited Warranty. If you have any problems with this product, please call Kid Galaxy Customer Service toll free at 1—800—816—1135. Our Customer Service Operator will provide you with the proper information and instructions to deal with your questions or problems with this product. The decision whether to either repair or replace this product is at the sole option of Kid Galaxy U.S.A. Corporation. This warranty does NOT cover damage or failure caused by or attributable to Acts of God, abuse, misuse, improper or abnormal usage, or any repairs (other than those provided by Kid Galaxy U.S.A. Corporation) or shipping costs incurred in transporting this product to Kid Galaxy U.S.A. Corporation. Some states do not allow the limitation or exclusion of incidental or consequential damages and some states do not allow limitation or exclusion of implied warranties; therefore the aforesaid limitation(s) or exclusions may not apply to the purchaser. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may have other rights which vary from state to state. This Limited Warranty is VOID if this product is purchased outside of either the U.S.A. or Canada. 0 Manufactured for Kid Galaxy, Inc. 2s u28 ©2006 Kid Galaxy, Inc., Manchester, NH 03103 USA *% @ G & .+5 ~ All Rights Reserved. Patent Pending. Customer Service is upa‘s* ind 74oCanndicha MADE IN CHINA 1—800—816—1135 P. 7— 7


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