OVER
500D
CX
100
RTF
Heli
PLEASE
NOTE:
These
QUICK
TIPS
are
NOT
intended
to
replace
the
content
included
in
the
instruction
manual.
Although
these
tips
cover
some
of
the
most
important
details
you
need
to
know
before
making
your
first
flight
we
strongly
recommend
reading
through
the
manual
completely
before
flying.
The
AA
batteries
included
to
power
the
transmitter
are
not
intended
to
be
used
to
power
the
included
charger
(to
charge
the
LiPo
flight
battery)
through
the
built
‐
in
USB
port
on
the
transmitter.
If
you’d
like
to
power
the
included
charger
through
the
USB
port
on
the
transmitter
we
recommend
replacing
the
AA
batteries
with
Energizer®
MAX
brand
or
equivalent
capacity
(~2800mAh
per
cell)
alkaline/rechargeable
AA
batteries.
These
AA
batteries
can
deliver
enough
power
to
charge
a
fully
discharged
(not
over
‐
discharged)
LiPo
flight
battery
up
to
5
‐
7
times
before
they
need
to
be
replaced.
Also,
as
the
voltage
of
the
AA
batteries
drops
it
will
take
more
time
to
charge
the
LiPo
flight
battery.
Additional
options
include
connecting
the
charger
to
a
suitable
5V
USB
port
on
a
computer
or
other
device,
or
use
the
optional
5005PS
100
‐
240V
AC
to
5V
DC
USB,
0.5
‐
Amp
Power
Supply
(AZSC5005PS).
The
M4LPQ
transmitter
is
equipped
with
a
‘dual
rate’
feature.
This
feature
allows
you
to
toggle
between
the
‘High’
(HI/FULL)
and
‘Low’
(LO/HALF)
control
rates
available
for
the
aileron
and
elevator
channels.
You
can
toggle
between
the
high
and
low
rates
by
pressing
the
dual
rate
button
(the
right
side
of
the
rocker
switch)
located
on
the
top
left
‘corner’
of
the
transmitter.
You
should
feel
a
‘click’
and
also
hear
an
audible
beep/tone
that
indicates
which
control
rate
mode
you
are
in.
Two
(2)
beeps/tones
means
you’ve
selected
high/’FULL’
rate
mode
and
one
(1)
beep/tone
means
you’ve
selected
low/’HALF’
rate
mode.
Also,
the
selected
rate
mode
will
be
displayed
as
‘FULL’
for
high
rate
and
‘HALF’
for
low
rate
on
the
LCD
screen.
The
low
rate
mode
is
typically
preferred
by
(and
recommended
best
for)
first
‐
time,
low
‐
time
and
other
pilots
interested
most
in
a
reduced
amount
of
control
authority
that
allows
for
even
smoother
and
more
easily
controlled
hovering
and
flying.
The
elevator
trim
can
be
used
to
help
keep
the
quadcopter
from
drifting
forward
or
backward
when
hovering
and
with
no
right
‐
hand
stick
input.
For
example,
if
the
quadcopter
drifts
forward
when
hovering
add
backward
(up)
elevator
trim
by
pressing
the
right
‐
hand
elevator
trim
button
(the
right
side
of
the
rocker
switch)
located
on
the
top
right
‘corner’
of
the
transmitter
until
the
quadcopter
hovers
as
level
as
possible
with
no
forward
drifting.
NOTE:
The
unique
position
of
the
elevator
trim
buttons
is
due
to
the
ergonomic
design
of
the
transmitter.
The
functions
of
these
buttons
are
clearly
noted
on
the
corresponding
label
and
it
will
not
typically
be
necessary
to
adjust
the
elevator
trim
position
after
it’s
been
set
correctly.
Ares™ Ethos QX 75 Nano-Micro RTF Quadcopter – QUICK TIPS
Charging the LiPo Flight Battery
Transmitter Dual Rates
Elevator Trim
