Insert Batteries - Revell Control Petrel Manuel D'utilisation

HeLicoPter:
Contradirectional
rotor blades
reMote coNtroL uNit:
Left trimming
Charging indicator LED
Control switch
Actuating regulator up/down
1. Screw open the cover and
remove it.
caution: Before charging and after each flight, the battery must cool down for 10 to 15 minutes. Otherwise the battery may be damaged. The charging procedure is electronically monitored;
in spite of this the device must not be left unsupervised.
1. Switch off the helicopter and the
remote control unit.
2. Insert the charging cable plug carefully into
the charging socket on the helicopter (Fig. 1).
The plug should fit into the charging socket
easily - DO NOT USE FORCE. If the plug is not
inserted correctly into the charging socket, the
helicopter may be damaged and there may be
a risk of injury.
3. Switch on the remote control unit; the Power
LED will light up red (Fig. 2).
4. The charging status LED will now light up green
to indicate the charging procedure (Fig. 3)
5. The charging procedure is complete as soon
as the green LED has gone out completely.
6. After the charging procedure, set the power
switch to "OFF" and disconnect the charging
cable from the helicopter again.
7. Note: if the red LED starts to flash when being
charged, the batteries in the transmitter are
weak and should be exchanged.
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Helicopter and remote control unit
Stabiliser
Landing skids
GHz antenna

insert batteries

2. Insert 6 x 1.5 V AA batteries and
observe the polarity information as
shown in the battery compartment.
recharging the helicopter
Fig. 2 Fig. 3
Tail rotor
3. Close the battery compartment
cover and screw it shut.
Fig. 1
After a charging time of
approx. 30 minutes, the
helicopter is able to fly for
approximately 7 minutes.
ON/OFF switch
Right trimming
Power LED
Forward and backward flight
Fly to the right/left
Charging cable compartment
You can also charge your helicopter with
the enclosed USB cable:
a. Switch off the helicopter
b. Insert the charging cable plug carefully
into the charging socket on the
helicopter (Fig. 1). The plug should fit
into the charging socket easily - DO NOT
USE FORCE. If the plug is not inserted
correctly into the charging socket, the
helicopter may be damaged and there
may be a risk of injury.
c. Insert the USB plug into a free USB port
d. The charging procedure is complete as
soon as the USB plug lights up
e. After charging, remove the USB plug
from the USB port