User manual MGA ENTERTAINMENT BRATZ AMFM HANDBAG CD BOOM BOX 10 11

[. . . ] Check and ensure the aircraft is locked properly (see Fig. 14). The Fine Tune Knob is located under the vehicle between the front wheels; adjust it to ensure the vehicle runs in a straight line without steering (see Fig. 15). Remember to discharge the aircraft completely and charge the aircraft before every launch. [. . . ] Remember to discharge the aircraft completely and charge the aircraft before every launch. To charge the aircraft, please see Charging the Aircraft section. Slide the operation switch to "LAND" on the controller 9. Switch "ON" the vehicle, the aircraft and the remote handset. Control you vehicle to go forward, back, left or right with the full function remote handset. Press the Turbo boost button to give your vehicle an extra boost of speed while in moving forward or backward. Before launching the aircraft, control the vehicle to move in a straight path directly into the HEAD WIND (the direction the wind is coming from). The ideal wind speed for flying is less than 5 mph. It serves to control the vehicle speed and as a start-up button for the aircraft propellers. -The lower center LEVER button, "LAND---AIR" is for launching the aircraft. -Remember to switch off the Controller (TX) after use. Failure to do so will result in battery drainage. Fig. 11 Attach the ribbon to locate the head wind direction Fig. 12 Handset Panel CONTROLLING THE VEHICLE LEFT CONTROL LEVER (Throttle) - Push Forward: Vehicle runs straight ahead. RIGHT CONTROL LEVER (Steering) - Push Right: Vehicle turns to the right. TURBO BUTTON (Speed Boost) - Provides extra speed boost to the vehicle running forward or backward. - Provides forward speed boost for at least 2 to 3 seconds to bring the vehicle to top speed for the aircraft launch. CONTROLLING THE AIRCRAFT LEFT CONTROL LEVER (Throttle) - Push Forward: Propellers spin at maximum RPM - to increase speed or to ascend. - Pull Backward: Propellers spin at minimum RPM - slow down or to descend. [. . . ] - Provides forward speed boost for at least 2 to 3 seconds to bring the vehicle to top speed for the aircraft launch. CONTROLLING THE AIRCRAFT LEFT CONTROL LEVER (Throttle) - Push Forward: Propellers spin at maximum RPM - to increase speed or to ascend. - Pull Backward: Propellers spin at minimum RPM - slow down or to descend. RIGHT CONTROL LEVER (Steering) - Push Right: Aircraft steers to the Right. [. . . ]