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Maintenance

1. Wipe the drone with clean, dry soft cloth.

2. Avoid irreparable damage by not using the drone in the rain or near water.

3. Check the drone and accessories for damage. If damage is found, do not use the drone until you have replaced

the damaged parts.

Your drone comes with four replacement blades. The four blades are divided into two different forms. These are set 1 and

set 2, each are visibly differentiated by the icons on the underneath of each blade. Before applying a replacement blade,

check for the 1 or 2 icon beneath both the damaged and replacement blades to make sure they match.

To replace a blade, carefully pull it upwards and it will come away from the motor. Next exchange the damaged blade

with the new one, by placing it over the motor pin and pushing downwards. Make sure it is fully in place by giving it a

final push and manually spin it with your finger, to check it turns correctly.

Remote controlled aircraft: responsible flying

This drone is a toy, but that does not mean that you should not take care when you are flying it, both inside and

outside. If your drone has a camera attached, or it is being flown for a commercial reason, the UK law states

that your drone will be treated like any other aircraft. This means that there are certain laws that you need to

follow when you are playing with your drone – for your own safety, and the safety of others:

1. When you play with the drone, you are completely responsible for it.

2. You should always be able to see your drone when you are flying it.

3. As you are in control of the drone, it is up to you to ensure that it does not crash into other people, or

other objects.

4. Residential streets and town centres are examples of congested areas. Drones must stay away from

congested areas by at least 150 metres.

5. Your drone must be at least 50 metres away from any vehicles, buildings or structures, or any person

whether alone or in a group – irrespective of the height of your drone.

6. The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) must be informed if you intend to use any camera footage from your

drone to earn money.

7. You should not fly your drone near any airfield or airport, or near any power installations such as pylons.

Remember: UK Aviation Law is there to protect you and everyone else, and there are severe repercussions

if you break these laws, including the potential of criminal prosecution.

For more details on this, and information about how to fly your drone safely, visit: www.caa.co.uk/uas

Please check the local regulations and legislations before you fly your drone.