User Manual

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Users Manual

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PR&APEL PR&APEL ECC Part 15 C Notice CAUTION: Changes ar modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment. NOTE:This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 uftheFEE Rules.These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a SKY RIDER"+wia residentialinstallation.This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and,ifnot insta lled 24GHz Quadrocopter with Live Video Streaming and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, and Altitude Stabilization Technology there is no quarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. Ifthlsequlpmem does cause harmful interference to radio ortelevision reception, which can be determined byturning the equipment off and on,the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more ofthe following measures: * Reavient or relocate thereceiving antenna. * Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. * Connect theequipment into an outleton a drcuit different from that to which the receiveris connected. * Consult the dealeror experienced radio/TV technician for help. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions : (1) This device may not cause harmful interference,and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. INDUSTRY CANADA NOTICE: CANADA ONLY. This device compleswih ndusiry Canada Teence—evempt 165 standardld]. Operation is subjet to thefll wingtwoconditions: (1) hicevce may not cause interferenca,and () this device mustacceptanyintrfeee,ind uininterference that maycause undesied operaton ofthe ic L prisent apparel es confrme aus OB ‘industie Canada applicables ue appurels dn exempts de enc Lxpetationest autarsée auccun cordonssutartes(1) apparel ne dot pas prochive e brouilaget (2) Pulsitea de Pagpaeil dofaccepterdout roullage radiodlectique subi, mimesile broulage estsuceptibleclen compromette le frctionnement. CAN ICES—3 (B)/NME—3(B) * This product meets the applicable Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada technical specifications. Ce produit répond aux spédifications techniques pertinentesd‘Innovation, Science et Développement économique applicables. IMPORTANT! REGISTER YOU DRONE The US. Department of Transportation‘ Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced a streamlined and user—friendly web—based aircraft registration process for ewners of small unmanned aircraft (UA) weighing more than 0.55 pounds (250 grams) and lessthan 55 pounds (approx. 25 kilograms) including payloads such as an—board cameras. Owners can get more info and may register through a web—based system at wwwfaa.gov/uas/registration WEEE Directive & Product Disposal INSTRUCTION BOOKLET K At the end ofits serviceable He,this productshould not be trated as househald or general waste It should be handed overt the applicable collction point for the recyling of lectrical and electronics equipment, or retumed to the supplerfordisposal. WARNING: Never leave product charging unattended for extended periods of Intemal!Supplied Batteries time. Always disconnect SKY RIDERTY! battery from charger immediately after This symbel on the battery indlcates that the battey is t be collected separately.This batter is designed for it is fully charged. Please refer to enclosed safety instructions. separate colection atan appropriate collction point. PACKAGE CONTAINS: Tog “'S.?- classG 4s warnine! L CHOKCNS HIZARO — Smal part, In uki hrchireninder3yor. Requiras Spaed Class 6 or highar mizraSD or mierceDHC card(not includedt imicroSDHC L ogo in a tradamark o 50—90, LLC. 8 § 9 Conforms to safety requirements of FCC. SKYMDERNL 246 Wress Controler Spare Parts USB Charger USB Card Reader —Instruction Manual &LH Rechargeable Battery ©2017 Rooftop Brands"" All rights reserved Made in China Tel:+ (1) 949—566—9573+ www.propelrc.com vie Colors and styles may vary slightly.

TABLE OF CONTENTS PRODUCT FEATURES PIOGUCt F@MUTOS . .. . . . .2 2l ie e e en e en ee ce e e e en e en ee en e eawe * Air pressure sensor lacks fight altitude for stable video footage. 2o# t# c c c c c c t c w w w oo w on Un Un Un Un Un Uh BB B ty ty NoN No *On board camera records video and captures still pictures. Remote Control Battery Installation . . * Streams live video to your mobile device. Charging Your SKY RIDERY" Battery . . +3 speed settings for beginnerto more advanced pilots. *6 axs gyro forextremely stable flight and maneuverability. SKY RIDER"" Quadrocopter Diagram . +Wide range digital radio allows flight range up to 400 feet! SKY RIDER"" Remote Diagram ... ... * 360 degree push button stunt ralls. +2.4 ghe controlleg 2pcsl—poly batteriesvr goggles and additional replacement parts included. Flight Preparation . .. .. . .. .. Syncing Your SKY RIDERY® . . . REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY INSTALLATION 1. Remove the battery coverfrom the back of the controller as shownin diagram A. Flying Tip$ . . .. ........2ll2222 2. Install 6*AA"fresh alkaline batteriesinto the controller as shown in diagram B. Make sure to install Starting/Stopping The Rotors. .. batteries to their correct polarity.Do not mix old and new batteries or batterytypes. Manual Start/Stop ......... ... 3. Replace thebattery cover. Auto Start/land ... .. Speed Selct BUtON . . . . .. .. llllllll2ll l0 222 Recognizing The Front & Rear Of The SKY RIDERYY!. . Understanding The Altitude Lock Sensor. . .. . . .. .. 3 Channel Flight Control... 6 1. vlt"AlAlbline Bateries 4 Channel Flight Control. .. +/ ~|+]~ ! AdjUStINQ TYIM ... .. ... .0. Propel SKY RIDERY" Wifi App Installation... .. .. .. —[tl_!Fl. Pairing SKY RIDERTo Your Compatible Device . . . NUICK SBTL :. . 1 0000 0+ commoere en evocres ie core CHARGING YOUR SKY RIDERY! BATTERY 1. Slide thebattery into the USB charger and then connect the MICRO USB cable to the charger Detailed App Overview. . (see diagram C).Connect the large end of the USB cable to your computer‘s USB port. Using VR Goggles ........ CAUTION: Do not force battery into charger, improper connection may damage the SKY RIDER®# BB B W W h G 4 4 4 O battery. LevelSurface Calibration .. 2. The indicator light will tum red when connected, flash red while charging and when the RED Led light Flight Environment. turns GREEN your battery has a complete charge. Flight Practice ........... 3. Average charging timeis around 50 minutes. 4. Afull charge will allow for about 7—10 minutesofflight time depending on the environment and user input. Performing A 360° Flip ............ Trouble Shooting Your SKY RIDERY®. . Operating The Camera ............. Replacing The Propeller Blades . . SKY RIDERT" Warnings. . .. Battery Warnings ......... Care And Maintenance. . FCC INfOMMatiON ... ... .. . ... 2l e e 6e 6e en e en ee en e ea w e 15 NL_——* ’“fm J Thank you for purchasing the SKY RIDERY! 2.4 Ghz Quadrocopter. Please read this instruction booklet as it C —— Universal USB Charging Cable contains valuable information on how to properlyfly and care foryour SKY RIDER®" Drone. IMPORTANT: ALWAYS REMEMBER TO UNPLUG YOUR CHARGING CORD WHEN NOT IN USE!

WARNING n n &N p SKY RIDERY! QUADROCOPTER DIAGRAM DO NOT FLY YOUR SKY RIDER* IN FOUL WEATHER! FLIGHT PREPARATION * Verify that there are 6"AA"batteries inside theremote control unit and the SKY RIDER®! battery Propeller Blade has been fully charged. * Make sure SKY RIDER®‘s and controller battery is inserted turned on. * Make sure to be in a large space with an open radius of at least 200 feet. * g::eflsgrethe empty space has no obstacles. Setyour SKY RIDER®! on a clean flat level surface before DO NOT ATTEMPT TO FLYYOUR SKY RIDER®* IF THERE IS RAIN,SHOW,HEAVYWINDS,THUNDER OR LIGHTNING OUTDOORS.IT COULD DAMAGEYOUR PRODUCT AND POSSIBLY EVEN CAUSE BODILY HARM. SYNCING YOUR SKY RIDERYY! Important! When syncing your SKY RIDERY" quadrocopter with the controlleralways makesure that the quadrocopter is on a level surface and yourdigital trim settings are in the center position. SKY RIDERY! REMOTE DIAGRAM These will insure the 6 axis gyro is properly programmed to mimic your trim settings. Your SKY RIDER utilizes an automatic 2.4G channel selection system that allows up to 8 people to fly side by side in the same wireless range with no interference. Syncing youraircraft: 1. Before starting, make sure that the power switch on your contraller is in the OFF position and the SKY RIDERY! battery is not inserted. Make sure that there are no other 2.4Ghz devices in the area as well. Antenna 2. Insert the battery into the compartment in the correct orientation and set it down on a flat level surface (see diagram D).The LED indicator lights underthe reararms ofthe SKY RIDER®" should begin to flash. Power Indicator 3. Next turn ON the remote controller. After hearing a series ofbeeps,the SKY RIDERY""s flashing LED lights will start fashing at a slower rate. Pull the throttle (left control stick) all the way up and then Auto Start/Land Button: Camera/Video all the way down.TheLED lights will flash rapidly for a few seconds and then stay solid.You are now readyto the SKY RIDERT‘. Ifthis does not happen, repeat all steps above. Speed Setting———— 360° Stunt Button 3CH/4CH Switch Throttle & Spin leftRight i—— Forward/Backward Bank Left/Right i——Forward/Backward Trim Adjustment |——— Bank Right/LeftTrim Adjustment FLYING TIPS * Itis recommended that you operate the SKY RIDER®" outdoors in a wide space.The ideal space should have at least a 200 foot radius. * Parental quidance or adult supervision is suggested at all times. * Ifyou are flying the SKY RIDER with others, makesure all spectators are behind you. * For best performance, itis recommendedthat you operate the SKY RIDER" in zero wind conditions.Wind can greatly affect the performance ofthe aircraft or cause injury.

STARTING/STOPPING THE ROTORS Note:You can start/stop your SKY RIDERY" manually or automatically. 3 CHANNEL VS 4 CHANNEL FLYING Please follow one ofthe steps below to operate accordingly. Make sure you Propels unique*switch—blade"technology allows you to choose between 3ch or 4ch flight control modes. Most people with no experience in flying multi copters may find 3ch easierto learn at first as controls are have properly synced the SKYRIDERY" and the power stays on. set up to simply move forward, back, turn left and turn right. 4channel flying gives the operator ultimate control by adding two more dimensions offlight banking left and banking right. MANUAL START/STOP «To start the rotors simply move the two control sticks both down and out (see diagram}, hold until the rotors start spinning. Now release * NOTE: The SKYRIDER®"‘s default setting is 4 Channel mode. both sticks to the neutral position and push the throttle up to take off. To change to 3 Channel mode: «To stop the rotors, after starting them you can simplywait about 10 PRESS and hald the 3/4 CH button (see remote diagram on pg 3),you will hear a long beep sound indicating the SKY secands, and they will stop automatically. Or mave both sticks down RIDERY! now is set to 3 CH mode. and outagain to stop immediately. After take off, you can simply To change back to 4 Channel mode: pull the throttle all the way down and land . PRESS and hald the 3/4 CH button (see remote diagram on pg 3),you will hear another long beep sound indicating the SKYRIDER®! is now set to 4 CH mode. AUTO START/LAND The SKY RIDER®! has an auto start/land feature which allows you to start/land automatically.Simply press the AUTO START/ LAND button on the top ofthe controller and your SKY RIDER®! will begin 3 CHANNEL FLIGHT CONTROL taking off/landing(see diagram below). Below is a list ofbasic fight functions for your long—range remote to control the SKY RIDER®*.While learning to fly ;aurSl(\’ RIDER®itis best to start in a largespace until you get used to the basic controls.As you master flr‘anvg your NOTE:You can still control the direction while auto starting/landing IY RIDER®you can mave to more advanced manewwering techniques. Practice makes perfect! When you have to avoid abstacles. these basic steps down you can move to the nextt level. SPEED SELECT BUTTON The SKY RIDER has 3 speed settings; SLOW, MEDIUM and HIGH.The default setting when you first turn Move theThrottle stick up to increase the propeller G on your SKY RIDERY" is the SLOW speed mode.To increase the speed simply push the Speed setting speed and the SKY RIDERwill accelerate and ascend. button. (see remote diagram on pg 3) You will hear two beeps indicating your SKY RIDER has changed Move theThrottle stickdown to decrease the propeller 2k to MEDIUM speed mode.To increase the speedagain simply push the Speed setting button one more speed and the SKY RIDER®# will decelerate and descend time and you will hearthree beeps indicating your SKY RIDERY! has changed to HIGH speed mode. Push (see diagram F). e the Speenfgetting button again andyou will hear one beep indlicating your SKY RIDER®" speedchanged back to SLOW speed mode. RECOGNIZING THE FRONT & REAR OF THE SKY RIDERY!! While in the air, move the Direction Stick up and Even though the SKY RIDER® has four rotors there is the SKY RIDER®! will move forward. still a front or *orward" facing direction and rear or & Mave the Direction Control down and the SKY *backward"facing direction.The front ofthe 74.mour RIDER®! will move backward(see diagram G). Quadrocopter displays WHITE LED lights and the rear of & ‘ge the Quadrocopterdisplays RED LED lights when c — activated (see diagram Evis While in the air, move the Direction Control left UNDERSTANDING THE ALTITUDE LOCK SENSOR and the SKY RIDER! will spin to the left. The SKY RIDER" has a unique Aftitude Lock, air pressure sensor that allows foreasierflight control and Mave the Direction Control rightand the SKY stability. A beginner‘s friend, it allows the user to ease into pilating the copter.The sensorlocks in the RIDER®! will spin to the right(see diagram H}. altitude ofthe copterwhile allowing the user to adjust the directional controls without having to hold the throttle. After starting the copter,flyit upwards to a safe height using the leftjoystick. Once at a safe height, letting go ofthe throttle should lock in the aftitude and allow theuser to focus on getting used to the directional controls ofthe SKY RIDER®. If when flying,the copter always tends to seff correct and go back to the last lacked height after moved up or downby outside forces. Note:The altitude sensor does have some tolerance based on atmospheric conditions and could have a slight variation in altitude.

4 CHANNEL FLIGHT CONTROL ADJUSTING TRIM Below is a list ofbasic flight functions for your long—range remote control SKY RIDER®®.While learning to From time to time you may have to adjust the TRIM buttons to ensure the SKY RIDER® will hover in mid—air fly your SKY RIDER®! itis best to start with a large space until you get used to the basic controls. As you and respondaccurately to your commands {make all trim adjustments while the drone is in air). masterflying your SKY RIDER®" you can move to more advanced maneuvering techniques. Practice makes perfect! Once you have these basic steps downyou can move to the neitt level. Forward/Backward Trim * Ifyour SKY RIDER®®! drifts forward, push and release theTRIM button Move the Throttle stick up to increase the speed and the SKY RIDER® will accelerate and ascend. backward repeatedly until the motion stops and properflight is maintained Move the left Throttle stick down to decrease the speed and the SKY RIDER® will decelerate and (see diagram N}. descend (see diagram 1. * Ifyour SKY RIDER!®! drifts backwards, push and release theTRIM button forward repeatedly until the problem is resolved. Mave the Throttle stick left and the Right/Left Trim SKY RIDERT! will rotate left. * Ifyour SKY RIDER!® drifts left, Mave the left Throttle stick rightandthe push and release theTRIM button SKY RIDER® will rotate right (see diagram 1). rightward repeatedlyuntil the motion stops and properflight is maintained (see diagram 0}. * Ifyour SKY RIDER!®! drifts right, push and release the TRIM button leftward x repeatedly until the problem is resolved. Mave the Direction Stick up while in flight and the SKY RIDER®! will move forward. Mave the Direction Control down while in flight and the SKY RIDER® will move backward (see Right/Left Spin Trim diagram K). * Ifyour SKY RIDER‘! spins counter dackwise, push and release the TRIM button rightward repeatedlyuntil the motion stops and properflight is maintained Mave the Direction Control left and the SKY (see diagram P). RIDER®! will bank to the left. Mave the Direction Control right and the SKY RIDER!willbankto the right (see diagram M}. * Ifyour SKY RIDER!! spins clockwise, push and release the TRIM button leftward repeatedlyuntil the problem is resoived (see diagram Q).

PROPEL SKY RIDERT" APP INSTALLATION HOME PAGE CONTROL STICKS 1. Make sure you are using a compatible Android""" or Apple® 105 device. PREPEL 2. Make sure your device has access to the Internet. 3. For Apple® i05 devices,within the App Store, search and select *Propel Sky Rider®" Hit the Install button and the *Propel Sky Rider®*"App should download and install automatically. 4. For Android""" 0S devices, visit the Google Play store and search for"Propel Sky Rider®®" Selecting the *Propel Skgf;!;ider“’ App will download the App and automatically install it on your device. 5. Afterthe"Propel Sky Rider®"App is installed,itshould create an icon on your screen.Click the"Propel Sky Rider"icon to run the Appto make sure that it has installed correctly on your device. If not, please delete and repeat the process again. HELP PAGE 1 CUoSce PAIRING SKY RIDERY" TO YOUR COMPATIBLE DEVICE 1. After completely charging your SKY RIDERT! battery, install the battery to your SKY RIDERYY. (refer to the user manual). 2. In the Settings menu ofyour device,locate the Wi—Fi option. 3.um OH the Wi—Fi option. 4. SelectPropel Sky Rider"from the Wi—Fi list. Wait foryour SKY RIDER‘! to beconnected. Return to the Main Menu. Satngs 1 ‘f SWns W | A ons Nod: wen 4.Ifyou‘re still encountering difficulties please contact our customer service department at — Proset y tsu x * 1—949—566—9573(USA). Settings i *obs Upppprammenes Note:Apple® de\r‘tke?require the use of i07.0 ur.higher. ANDROID®* devices require the use of 05 4.2.2 or higher. USINGVR GOGGLES Velcro 1. PHONE INSTALLATION *% QUICK START eP Open the front cover of theVR Goggles and place your compatible / 1. Afteryou install the App correctly and have paired to the drone successfully you can apen the *Propel Sky Rider" mobile device firmly onto the suction cups, make sure your App icon,Tap°START"on the bottom right hand side ofthe screen.You should see the real—time video from your mobile device is positioned in the center ofthe VR Goggles, N KYRIDER® camera. start the App and select the VR option. 2.This App also allows you to contral your SKY RIDER®®via your mabile device.To activate the contral sticks, 2.WEARING VR GOGGLES tap the"ON"button at the top right hand side ofthe screen.This will switch the contral from your traditional Place the goggles on your head using the elastic straps, contraller to you compatible device. Now click® "to start the motors.The contralsticks will show up in the screen and secure the fit by adjusting velcro on the top middle uce for yourfly control and you can now use your device as a traditional controller. Or you can click"":£""to auto launch strap and sliding r:e plastic buckle on the side strap. your SKY RIDER®!in the air and then use your device as a traditional controller.Clickthis button again,your SKY RIDER®! Make sure the fit is snug but nottoo tight as to become WidthTrim — —Width Trim will automatically land on thefloor. uncomfortable. Focal Trim Adjuster — Focal Trim Note:Please do not wearthe VR glasses for extended Adjuster periods oftime. —== 3.ADJUSTING VR GOGGLES I/ DETAILED APP OVERVIEW Adjust the width trim { 3. Please see images below for a detailed App overview.This overview is also available underthe"HELP "icon in the {using the slides) and focal trim \,_, home screen ofthe App. {using the wheels) on the top \/ ofthe goggles, until you can see the image clearly without | forcing your eyes. / &

LEVEL SURFACE CALIBRATION ifthe aircraft becomes unstable during flight,you may need to restabilize the internal gyros. To do this,Turn Offthe controller and disconnect the Drone battery. Place the SKY RIDER‘" on a flat level surface. Follow the steps to sync your SKY RIDERTM (page 4). Now, pull both the joysticks downwards and towards the right at the same time(see diagram N).The lights on the drone will \ flash a bit and then remain solid.This indicates that your drone has been calibrated. FLYING ENVIRONMENT The SKY RIDER®s designed for outdooruse only. Pick a day ofwarm sunny weather with no wind or rain. WARNING:Do not fly in extreme temperatures or windy conditions as this may affect the performance of your SKY RIDER®! and cause damage or injury. Flp left Flpp Right TROUBLESHOOTING YOUR SKY RIDER FLIGHT PRACI'ICE Lbe pusbcmd Eabui] To masterflyi aircraft trypram(tng the exerdises shown below. Start with simple vertical takeoffs, landings, aud 1 /right turning and rotating. Once those are mastered moveon to square and crass 1. Power switched off 1.Switch the ON/OFF switch to ON maneuvers. Good luck and have funl x No Power 2. Polarity is reversed ® 2.Make sure all batteris are installed correctly (see diagram B) 3. Batteries may be dead 3.Replace batteries 1. Remote is switched off 1.Switch the ON/OFF switch to ON Remote Not 2.5IY RIDER®® battery is not connected 2.Connectthe batteryo SKYRIOER® properly 3.Too windy 3.Windy conditions severely impair the Responding operation of the SKY RIDER® 4.Theremote is not synced 4.Re—syrc the remote AircraftWon‘t 1.Rotor speed too slow 1. Push throttle lever forward lift off 2. Airaft notfully charged 2.Rechargeyour SKY RIDER® Fixed—Point Landing Square Pattern Maneuver Cross Pattern Maneuver Aircraft Descends 1.Moving the throttle too quickly 1. Controlthethrottle stower and PERFORMING 360° FLIPS Too Fast smoother After you have mastered flying the SKY RIDER®! you are ready to try flips. Once the SKY RIDER®"! is hovering at least 3 meters (about 10 feet) offthe ground,mgge{rhe 360° f?q: Button(see diagram 5) and push the Aircraft Not 1. Groscope notfunctioning 1.Turn ON the SKY RIDER®" and right lever forward slightly and let go.The SKY RIDER®! will instantly perform a forward flip.To perform a Responding Resetthe Gyro (see diagram R) backwards or side flip,trigger the 360° Flip Button and push the right lever in the direction you wish to flip just as you did forthe forward flip (see diagram T & U). Loss of SHRIDER® 1. Aireraf is out of range of remote 1.Keep the aircraft withina 350 NOTE: At speed mode? or when thedrone battery running low, the 360° Flip function is disabled. Control feet radius of the remote 11 12

OPERATING THE CAMERA SKY RIDER"" WARNING: You can take in flight photos or video with your SKY RIDERTY on board camera. The SKY RIDERYY is designed for OUTOOOR use only. The SKY RIDERY blades revolve at high speed and can 1. Ensure that the camera module is securely attached and locked onto the copter. Carefully insert a micro cause damage to the user, spectators andanimals. Stand away from the SKY RIDER®Y to reduce the risk of SDHC card with a speed class of6 or higher{not included) into the slot on the rear of the camera module. getting into the flight path. Warn spectators that will he%ying your SKY RIDERY so that they are aware Push in gently until you hear and feel a click. Now you are ready to use the camera. ofits position.Before flight, inspect the rotor blades to make certain thatthe blades are securelyfastened 2.To take still pictures, short press the camera button.The indicating LED light will flash 3 times. to the SKY RIDERTM, 3.To take video footage, hold down the camera button on the remote for a few seconds(see diagram V1}. You will hear a long beep and the camera indicating LED lights will start flashing.To stop video footage WARNING! simply short press the button again. * Choking/Cutting Hazard.Small Parts/Sharp Rotor Blades. 4.Afterturning the Power Off on the copter, you may now remove the mircoSOHC card from the *Keep hands, hair and loose dothing away from the propeller when the poweer switch is turned to the SKY RIDER® by gently pushing on the back ofthe card with your thumb until you hear and feel a ON position. slight click.You may use the included USB card reader to connect it to a computer and retrieve your *Tum offthe transmitter and take out the hmr&fifinme SKY RIDER®Y when not in use. pictures and video footage. *The included charger is built specificallyforthe RIDER®Y Li—Poly battery.Do not use it to charge any other battery. * New alkaline batteries are recommended for maximum performance. *Parental supervision recommended when flying SKY RIDERYM. BATTERY WARNINGS RECHARGEABLE BATTERY: This SKY RIDERY! uses a Li—Poly rechargeable battery. If battery can no longer be charged, dispose it battery properly according to the local law. CONTROLLER BATTERIES: Remote control requires 6*AA"battenes (not included). Please read the important battery safety waming below. * Do not mix alkaline, standard (carbon—zinc) and rechargeable batteries (Nicke! Metal Hydride). *Do not mix old and new batteries. * Non—rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged.© *Rechargeable batteries are to be removed from the item before being charged (if removable). REPLACING THE PROPELLER BLADES *Rechargeable batteries are onlyto be charged under adult supervision. NOTE: Always disconnect the battery before replacing the propeller blades. * Exhausted batteries should be removed immediately and must be recycledor disposed of properly according to state or local government ordinances and requlations. Your SKY RIDERYY propeller system is a precision instrument that may needrepair or replacement from *The supply terminals are not to be short—circuited. time to time for optimal flight function.Crash landing from high—speed aenal flights may causedamage to your SKY RIDERY® propellers. *Only batteries ofthe same or equivalent type as recommended are to be used. * Batteries are to be inserted with the correct polarity (see inside booklet for diagram). The SKY RIDERTY has fourpropeller blades, two on the front and two on the back. Each one ofthese * Do not dispose batteries in a fire — batteries may leak or explode. propellers is marked with either A or B on the underside. 1.When replacing the propeller blades, carefully unscrew the broken propellerfrom the rotor shaft. CARE AND MAINTENANCE 2. Replace the damaged blade with the correct new blade. Ensure that the identification letter on the * Always remove the batteries fromthe wireless remote control when it is not being used for an broken blade and on the new blade are the same before screwing back on (see diagram W). extended period oftime. NOTE: The Color ofthe blade does not matter.What matters is the identification letter on the *To clean, gently wipe the remote control and SKY RIDERY with a clean damp cloth. bottom of blade. All"A"blades would perform the same irrespective ofcolor and the same *Keep away from direct heat or sunlight. would apply for"B". * Do not submerge into water.This can damage the unit beyond repair. *Parental quidance recommended when installing or replacing the battenies. FCC RF exposure statements This Transmitter must not be co — located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20 centimeters between the radiator and your body or nearby persons IC Radiation Exposure Statement: This equipment complies with IC radiation exposure limits: set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should beinstalled and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator & your body. Déclaration d‘exposition aux radiations: Cet équipement est conformeaux limites d‘exposition aux rayonnements IC établies pour un environnement non controlé. Cot equipement doit Stre installé et utlisé avec un minimum de 20 cm de distance entre la source de rayonnement et y 13 votre corps. 14


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