Warning:
the RX602 antenna wire is made from solid wire instead
of #26 multistrand wire. Notice in the right photo that they put the antenna
through a plastic tube to protect it. Always range check your radio as
vibration will cause this wire to break at some point down the road.
Range Check:
Place the transmitter and model on a table at your flying site. Check
that you have clearance or the tag for your radio frequeuncy and nobody is on it.
Unplug/turn off the motor and Plug in the battery. This is the one time you can do this in
reverse order, but the motor
MUST
be deactivated! If the servos are moving,
someone's on your channel, do
NOT
turn on your transmitter, I've seen this cause
scary crashes!
If the servos are calm, turn on the handheld. Do NOT pull the antenna up, inducing a
shortened range. Now take a walk with your helicopter, keeping an eye on the LED of
the receiver. As soon as it loses signal, it starts blinking and the servos will chatter at
the fringe of it's range. Battery power in the Tx will affect the range also. Mine went
beyond anywhere I could see to fly the little thing, about 150 feet!
This was in a long hallway, under flourescent lighting besides, they wipe out AM/FM
radios!
If the antenna wire does snap, a short range check will be your first heads up, don't fly!
Summary of Contents for Dragonfly 4
Page 4: ...3 RTV silicone sealant VERY important 3...
Page 72: ...The flybar stabilizer yoke must not bind like this...
Page 75: ...Lock it s position with Loctite Sight them at 0 to each other and center seesaw add some...
Page 86: ...Pull the Jesus Pin 035 If you ever lose it a paper clip works fine...
Page 87: ...Unclip the lower ball links of your onion rings Pull the entire head straight up...