Cleaning And Maintenance; Troubleshooting; Technical Specifications - Velleman TRC10 Manual Del Usuario

c. Flight Control
• Hovering Up And Down
o As soon as the helicopter stabilizes, you can slowly increase the throttle to
lift the helicopter. Slowly decrease the throttle to lower it. Only small amounts
of changes are required to make the helicopter fly smoothly.
• Turning Right And Left
o Hold the helicopter at a stable height.
o Push the direction stick slightly to the right to turn right; push the direction
stick slightly to the left to turn left.
• Accelerating And Decelerating
o Push the direction stick slightly to the left to decelerate the helicopter.
o Push the direction stick slightly to the right to accelerate.
• Flying Forward And Stopping
o The helicopter will slightly advance when gently turning to the right.
o To stop the helicopter, slightly jerk the direction stick to the left.
o Alternate this flying technique to direct and to fly your helicopter.

6. Cleaning and Maintenance

1. Regularly inspect the helicopter, the transmitter, parts and the battery charger for damage.
2. Wipe the helicopter and transmitter regularly with a moist, lint-free cloth. Do not use alcohol or solvents.

7. Troubleshooting

Problem
Propeller does not move
Helicopter suddenly drops altitude.
Helicopter does not react.
Control loss.

8. Technical Specifications

Power Supply
Helicopter
Transmitter
Dimensions
Helicopter
Transmitter
TRC10
Possible Cause
• Helicopter or transmitter is
switched off.
• Drained battery.
• Drained battery.
• Incorrect channel selection on
transmitter.
• Another IR control device using the
same channel.
• IR eye affected by strong lighting.
1 x 3.7V LiPo rechargeable battery (incl.) + battery charger
1 x 9V E block battery (order code 6LR61C, incl.)
470 x 370 x 330mm
170 x 70 x 20mm
150 x 110 x 35mm
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Solution
• Switch on your helicopter and / or
transmitter.
• Recharge the battery.
• Recharge the battery.
• Reset the correct channel.
• Choose another place to operate
your helicopter.
• Avoid direct sunlight or strong
lighting..
VELLEMAN