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operate the quadcopter
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areas and other areas wher
ities and organisations are engaged in
securit
army installations and troops conducting
announced manoeuvres and military exer-
cises; nature conservation areas; residential
areas; industrial plants; penal institutions;
inv
lations and organisations; pow
and distribution infrastructure; facilities in
which Protection Lev
authorisation under the Ordinance on Bio-
logical Substances is carried out, unless t
facilit
hospitals; federal highway
ways; r
constitutional bodies or supreme or higher
state or federal authorities; embassies and
consulates; international organisations that
are located in an area based on international
law; and police propert
securit
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and a distance of 1
must be maintained: airpor
zones, state and militar
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flight.
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by laypeople as w
users. Users with sight or hearing impairments
must only use the quadcopter under the super-
vision of those without impairments.
The user’s reactiv
compromised: tir
alcohol or medication can lead to incorrect
responses.
Additional skills are not requir
ing). There are no oper
on gender or lef
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people, animals or yourself.
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batter
in operation. F
5–1
or installing another previously charged
batter
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sonal injur
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safe distance from other people, animals and
objects when flying.
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while the quadcopter is in operation.
Switch the quadcopter off af
remote control can then be switched off.
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cause of the defect must first be resolved
before y
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control to dir
for extended time periods.
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from a gr
damaged or detuned. It is therefor
that complete functionalit
a new flight!
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brought do
rotors can be damaged during contact with
obstacles or on impact. Before a new flight,
always check them for possible cracks or
break
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ter from crashing due to under
to the batter
always k
indicator lights (see section on “Under-voltage
warning”).
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for model aircr
which are flown outdoor
personal liabilit
quadcopter is included in this insurance.
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other people and animals around y
film people close up unless they have giv
you permission to do so. Note also that it is
not always permitted to film where
whenev
cable legal regulations.
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ried out by children without supervision.
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device contacts with a clean, dr
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tions (e.g. radiators or dir
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extr
as soon as possible. W
so.
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wash the affected area with soap and water
If batter
water and seek medical attention immedi-
ately!
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if this does happen, you must see a doctor
immediately!
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on hot surf
Never open the battery casing or the foil or
shor
or explosion!
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blows, sharp objects or crushing). There is a
risk of fire or explosion!
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able batter
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NOTICES (REMOTE CONTROL)
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turer and of the same t
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if the product is not in use for an e
period.
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together.
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charged.
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or reactiv
thrown into fir
risk of fire or explosion!
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inser
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pal collection points or in shops.
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diately af
cool down first (min. 5–1
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the batter
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able batteries. If the outer insulation of t
rechargeable battery is damaged or if the
batter
charged under any
there is an extr
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heat up during the charging process, it is vital
to ensure there is adequate v
cov
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when it is fully charged.
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batter
as this could result in a fire or an e
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unattended while charging, and watch out for
possible ov
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a result of o
charging.
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damaged. Examine the batter
for such damage if it has been dropped. If the
rechargeable battery is damaged, dispose of
it according to the regulations in y
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the charging process, e
rechargeable battery with plent
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enclosed indoor areas. The USB cable and
rechargeable battery must not get damp or
wet
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of fire or explosion.
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pockets or carry bags. Watch out for sharp
or angular objects which could damage your
rechargeable battery
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jected to a strong impact, store it in a v
secure place (e.g. in a metal box) for the
next 30 minutes. P
the rechargeable battery expands and/or
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rechargeable battery
