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1. TRIMMING YOUR HELICOPTER:

STEP

Gently push the throttle up to raise your helicopter 1.5 ft. to 3.25 ft. high off the ground.

ONE

If your helicopter turns CLOCKWISE, continue to turn the trim to the left until the turning stops

and the helicopter flies straight.

STEP

TWO

Spiral clockwise

If your helicopter turns COUNTERCLOCKWISE, continue to turn the trim button to the right until the turning stops

and the helicopter flies straight.

STEP

THREE

Spiral counterclockwise

2. FLYING INDOORS

Location – Fly in a wide-open room [ideally over 10 ft. (W) x 16.5 ft. (L) x 8 ft. (H)], away from breakable items. Avoid flying near vents and/or fans, as these may

overpower the Air Hogs

Hawk Eye™ and make it difficult to control. NOTE: Always get permission to fly your Air Hogs

CAUTION: Never fly near your face. Keep propeller away from your fingers, hair, eyes and other body parts. Always lift from a flat surface. Never hold the

flying toy in your hand when lifting off. Do not launch flying toy at people or animals.

WARNING: If rotor(s) become damaged or broken, do not fly. Flying with broken rotor(s)

may cause damage or lead to injury.

3. FLIGHT CONTROL (After Trimming)

• Put the helicopter on a smooth surface. Uneven floor surface will affect its lifting off.

• Slowly increase the throttle. NOTE: Once the helicopter leaves the ground it automatically flies forward slowly.

• DO NOT look at the controller but focus on the helicopter.

• As soon as the helicopter leaves the ground, reduce throttle slightly (in the worst case scenerio, the helicopter will drop back

to the floor, but that is better than crashing against the ceiling).

• VERY gently add throttle if the helicopter goes down.

• VERY gently reduce throttle if helicopter goes up.

• For turning, give short and small inputs to the direction stick (most beginners will easily over control the helicopter).

Hover up and down:

When the helicopter flies steadily, you can slowly push the throttle stick up

to make the helicopter fly higher, or release the stick a bit to make the

helicopter fly lower. Only small amounts of stick position change are required

for smooth flying (pic.4 & pic.5).

Hover up

pic.4

Flying forward:

The helicopter will fly forward automatically to record your video and will accelerate when given a slight amount of throttle.

• With parental supervision, follow the steps for charging your

Air Hogs

Hawk Eye™ until your computer recognizes your Air Hogs

Hawk Eye™ as a drive.

NOTE: You can charge and access your picture and video files at the

same time.

• Once your computer detects the Air Hogs

can access this drive to copy the picture(s) and/or video(s) you have

taken. The files will be in standard JPEG format for the pictures and

standard AVI format for videos. You can view the pictures in this drive

using your preferred software.

• If you wish to save your pictures to your computer, you can copy the

files to your computer. Afterwards, to free up memory space on your

HOW TO FLY YOUR AIR HOGS

Keep turning clockwise

Keep turning counterclockwise

Hover down

pic.5

ACCESSING YOUR VIDEO(S) AND/OR PICTURE(S)

Hawk Eye™ as a drive you

HAWK EYE™

Turn counterclockwise and clockwise:

Hold the helicopter at a height. Push the direction stick toward the left to

turn counterclockwise (pic.6), or push the direction stick toward the right

to turn clockwise (pic.7). Only a small amount of direction stick change is

required for turns.

pic.6

Air Hogs

Hawk Eye™ for your next mission, you will have to remove the

files that are on the Air Hogs

your computer.

• Once you have finished accessing your picture(s) and/or video(s) and the

Air Hogs

Hawk Eye™ is fully charged you may disconnect the Air Hogs

Hawk Eye™ as per the charging instructions.

• Please note that the Air Hogs

WARNING: It is rare but possible for a seizure to be triggered by light

flashes or patterns such as those on the computer screen. To reduce

exposure to this potential hazard, sit in a well-lit room, sit an appropriate

distance from the screen and take 10 to 15 minute breaks every hour.

Hawk Eye™ indoors.

NOTE: Hovering is half the

battle. If you can maintain your

helicopter in a stable position

in the air you are on your way

to becoming a PRO.

pic.7

Hawk Eye™ by transferring the files to

Hawk Eye™ does not record sound.