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Section 1

CHECKING OVER THE MODEL

Thank you for chosing the Hummingbird v.3 helicopter! Before beginning, check the kit

contents as shown. This is a good time to check the "required items" section and

make sure everything necessary is on hand for assembly.

1. Open package to check contents.

INITIAL MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENTS

The Hummingbird flybar and main blades must be set properly

after removing from the package.

1. Slide the flybar until it is centered in the rotor head having

equal length on each side.

2. Tighten the two set screws in the flybar control arms to secure

the flybar using the supplied allen key. Flybar paddles must be

parallel to each other and the ground when the swashplate is

level. Make sure the bolt head in each paddle faces upwards.

3. Adjust the blade tension on the main rotor grips to be equal

using a phillips head screwdriver. The tightness should be snug

but should also allow the blades to move. Setting the blades too

tight may contribute to vibration.

4. Remove the canopy and set aside. You will not need the

canopy until the end of the setup process.

USING ADHESIVES TO SECURE THE MODEL

Check over the landing gear area and other loosely fit areas

of the helicopter. If needed secure any loose connections

using the adhesive of your choice. Using CA (cyanocrylite)

glue is very effective but difficult to debond for maintainance.

Household white glue, although not as strong, works well

and is easier to dissasemble later.

Warning!

Only use double sided servo tape for mounting your

electronics such as servos, receiver, mixer board and gyro.

Gluing the electronics may harm them and make future

maintainance impossible.

CHARGING THE BATTERY

Before operating the Hummingbird the battery must

be charged. The "Bird Seed" is the recommended

battery for the Hummingbird .

The charger supplied will plug in to any standard

electrical wall outlet in your home. The charge time is

approximately 90 minutes. Frequently check the

battery temperature. The battery should be warm but

not HOT when fully charged.

Do not leave charging battery unattended. Do not

overcharge. The battery is NiMH and comes partially

charged. Do not completely drain a NiMH battery.

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2. Remove helicopter carefully.

CNE051

"Bird Seed"

Charger

(110V USA)

CNE051A

"Bird Seed"

Charger

(220V Europe)

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Required Items

Items needed to fly the Hummingbird

1x Radio (4 channels)

1x Receiver (4 channels)

2x Micro servos

1x Century micro gyro

1x Hummingboard mixer/speed control

1x Battery (8.4V or 9.6V)

1x Wall charger (NiMH type)

Adjust

flybar

paddle

Glue

CNE050

8.4V "Bird Seed"

CNE050A

9.6V "Bird Seed"

(optional)

Helicopter

Only glue items when their

positions are final for operation as

the glue may be difficult to debond.

Avoid squeezing the

ends of the battery as

this can cause an

electrical short. A

shorted battery cannot

be safely used.