Spin Master Air Hogs RC Gyro Havoc - Manual

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• 1 Air Hogs
® Gyro Havoc™ • 1 Wind Ribbon
• 1 Charger/Controller • 1 Instruction Sheet
Experience radio-controlled flight with the Air Hogs ® RC Gyro Havoc™! The Gyro Havoc™ is half airplane and half helicopter making
flying fun & easy! Just choose the direction you want to fly and press the controller toggle. The ultra-light Gyro Havoc™ is powered
by a lithium battery for long flights, features precision speed control and damage-resistant foam. The Gyro Havoc™ also includes an
integrated Charger/Controller unit for convenient portability and easy handling on the field.
CHARGER/CONTROLLER BATTERY INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
® TM
Propeller
Fuselage
Gyro Havoc TM Charger/Controller
Antenna
ON/OFF/CHARGE
Switch
Throttle
Charge Door
(to access Charge Nozzle)
Charge
LED
Power
LED
Left/Right
Toggle
Steering
Trim Knob
Vertical
Tail Wing
Wing
Propeller
Rotors
1. Use a Phillips screwdriver to loosen the battery door.
2. Remove the battery door.
3. Install 6 AA 1.5-V alkaline batteries (not included).
Be careful to align the positive (+) and negative (-)
polarities with the corresponding markings inside the
battery compartment.
4. Reinstall the battery door and tighten the screw.
3
1
Battery
Door
Six AA
1.5-V
Alkaline Batteries
IMPORTANT TIP: TURN YOUR CHARGER/
CONTROLLER ON TO ENSURE THAT THE
BATTERIES ARE INSTALLED PROPERLY. THE
RED LIGHT ON THE FRONT OF THE
CHARGER/CONTROLLER SHOULD TURN RED.
Your Gyro Havoc TM has a preinstalled
rechargeable battery in the aircraft’s fuselage .
Because the Controller’s AA batteries
are used for 2 functions – charging and
controlling, they will need to be replaced after
every 20 – 25 flights.
Antenna After use, store the Gyro Havoc™ in its package to
prevent damage.
REPAIRS
If the wings or fuselage
on your gyrocopter get
damaged they can be
easily repaired with clear
tape as shown.
2
Battery
Compartment
Repair
Controller/Charger
WARNING:
THIS PRODUCT IS A GYROCOPTER!
A gyrocopter is different from
an airplane or conventional helicopter.
Read these instructions to ensure
successful flights.