Carson APACHE 4 CH Notice D'utilisation page 5

Transmitter
At first always switch the transmitter on before the receiver is connected to the battery
to avoid any uncontrolled reaction of the receiver to a foreign radio pulse.
For simultaneous operation of several models, the model may only be operated on a free frequency.
The same frequency may not be employed when using different modulation types (FM, PPM, AM, PCM).
Use the frequency streamer on the antenna when you fly with other pilots.
After finishing the flight, first disconnect the receiver and the motor from the battery, and
then switch the transmitter off.
The motor can spontaneously start up from an interference pulse, independent of whether your RC equipment is switched
on or not. The rotor can then cause grave injuries.
The repair of a defective remote-control system may only be carried out by experts.
The approval of the remote-control system expires if there are any arbitrary interventions in the electronics.
Rotor
Damaged rotor blades must be exchanged! Refrain from attempts at repair!
Keep away from the rotors, as soon as the battery is connected.
Avoid presence in the plane of rotation of the rotors.
Do not operate the model while seated, so that you can rapidly get out of the hazardous area if necessary.
Tighten the retaining bolts of the rotor blades only so much that in flight these can orient themselves by 180° to each other
only with centrifugal force.
Battery charger
Employ exclusively the enclosed battery charger.
- Operate the battery charger only on fire resistant surfaces and
- also place the battery on a non-inflammable surface while charging
- Ensure for sufficient ventilation of the battery charger while charging.
- Never leave the battery charger unattended during the charging process.
Never mix fully charged batteries and batteries which have already run low, or batteries of a different capacity at
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the same time.
- When charging the batteries pay attention to the correct polarity
Never subject the battery charger, the batteries and the model to adverse local conditions!
These are for instance:
- Wetness, too high air humidity (> 75% rel., condensing)
Do not touch the battery charger with wet hands.
- Never operate the battery charger right after it has been brought from cold into warm surroundings.
The resulting condensation water can destroy the device. Permit the device to attain the ambient temperature while
unconnected.
- Dust and inflammable gases, vapours or solvents, benzene
- too high ambient temperatures (> about +40°C), direct solar radiation
- open fire, ignition sources
- mechanical stresses such as shocks, vibrations
- strong contamination
- strong electromagnetic fields (motors or transformers)
or electrostatic fields (charges)
- transmitters (radio telephones, transmitters for model building etc.)
The transmitter radiation can lead to the malfunction of the charging operation or to the destruction of the battery
charger and thereby also of the batteries.
Permit the battery charger to cool down between charging operations.
Disconnect the battery charger from the power when the charging operation is finished.
A defective battery charger may no longer be employed.
If it is assumed that the device is defective, i.e. if
- the device shows visible damage,
- the device no longer works and
- after longer storage under unfavourable conditions or
- after severe transportation stress,
then it should be made inoperative without delay and secured against unintentional operation.
Dispose of the unusable (irreparable) battery charger according to the prevailing statutory regulations.
For safety and registration reasons (CE), the arbitrary reconstruction and/or modification of the battery charger is
not permitted.
Vers ion 09/07
CARSON Apache 4CH 507000 5