DF-Models 9925 SkyTumbler PRO Indoor Cage Drone Instructions
- June 8, 2024
- df-models
Table of Contents
- Introductory remarks
- Garantiebedingungen
- Safety instructions
- Spare parts
- Remote control
- Insert battery
- Charging the drive battery
- Drone & transmitter
- Start preparations
- Flying
- Trimmung
- Additional control functions
- Emergency stop
- Reset
- Declaration of conformity (CE)
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
Introductory remarks
Congratulations on your purchase of a product from DF Models | MALi Racing.
All products are carefully checked for completeness and function to ensure
that the product is free of manufacturing and material defects. The product is
EMC-tested and meets the requirements of the applicable European and national
directives. Due to constant further development and improvement of our
products, we reserve the right to make technical changes and changes in
equipment and design without prior notice. Therefore, no claims can be made on
the basis of minor deviations of the product you have from the data and
illustrations in these instructions. The responsible handling of the product
is for your own safety and the safety of persons not involved. Please observe
the safety instructions in this manual. Subject to technical and colour
changes.
Garantiebedingungen
The operating instructions for this product are a basic component of the
product, as non-observance of the information contained therein on handling
and operation and non-observance of the safety instructions invalidates the
warranty/guarantee. Therefore, keep the operating instructions in a safe place
even if the product is passed on to third parties. The warranty period for
consumers is 24 months. Unless otherwise provided by law, the
warranty/guarantee is limited to repair at the cost of the purchase price,
replacement of the product with an equivalent or refund of the purchase price.
A different assertion of other claims from country to country is conceivable.
The duration of the warranty/guarantee remains unaffected by repair and/or
replacement of parts. We reserve the right to use refurbished or new parts.
Services and repairs after the warranty/guarantee period have to be paid for.
The warranty/guarantee covers manufacturing and material faults and faults in
normal use. Mechanically stressed parts are not covered by the warranty. We
assume no liability for consequential damages! are excluded from the
warranty/guarantee:
– Damage caused by non-observance of the safety instructions or the operating
instructions
– Force majeure, collisions, incorrect handling
– extraordinary stress or external influence
– unauthorized modifications or repairs carried out by unauthorized persons
– damage caused by loss of control of the model
– Lightning strike or other influence of high voltage or current
– Wear parts, mechanically stressed parts and normal wear and tear, optical
impairments
– Transport, shipping or insurance costs
– Costs for the proper disposal of the product as well as setup and
readjustment work carried out by the service department
Safety instructions
Use this product responsibly.
As manufacturer and distributor of the product, we have no direct influence on
the correct handling and operation of the product. The following safety
instructions are intended to protect you and your environment from damage that
may result from improper use. But also the product itself and your model
should be protected against damage by the corresponding instructions.
Therefore, please read this chapter carefully before putting the product into
operation! We accept no liability for damage to property or personal injury
caused by non-observance of the operating instructions or the safety
instructions. In such cases, the warranty/guarantee also expires. We assume no
liability for consequential damages! Not suitable for children under 36
months. Contains small parts – danger of suffocation! The product is suitable
for children under 14 years only under direct supervision of an adult. Dispose
of the packaging material properly, as it could be dangerous for children.
Before the start
RC models (drones / RC cars, etc.) are usually subject to insurance
(liability). Find out about the legal conditions in your country and check
accordingly whether your insurance coverage is sufficient.
If you are not yet experienced in controlling RC models, first familiarise
yourself with the reactions to the control commands on the standing model. If
necessary, consult an experienced model athlete or a model building club. If
necessary, seek the support of an experienced pilot/driver.
Check the remote control system and the model for functional reliability and
visible damage, such as defective plug connections or damaged cables, before
putting it into operation. All moving parts must function smoothly, but
without bearing play. Check all screw and plug connections, wheel nuts and
electrical contacts for tightness, as these can become loose or detached
during transport, while driving or in the event of minor accidents. Fasten
excess lengths of cables in such a way that they cannot get into
moving/rotating parts. Cables must also not be kinked. Make sure that all
batteries are fully charged and not damaged.
Driving/ Flying
Do not drive/fly if your reactions are restricted (e.g. if you are tired or
under the influence of medication or alcohol). Incorrect reactions can cause
serious personal injury and damage to property. Do not drive if you have the
slightest doubt about the perfect technical condition of your model/remote
control system. Always maintain direct visual contact with the model. Operate
the model only on private property or in places designated for this purpose.
Observe the conditions and regulations for the terrain.
When operating a model, always ensure that no parts of the body or objects in
the danger zone of motors or rotating parts. Regularly check all screw
connections and fastenings, as these can become loose or detached during
operation. In the event of a malfunction, stop operation of your model
immediately and eliminate the cause of the malfunction before continuing to
use the model. Avoid driving in low outside temperatures, as this reduces the
battery capacity and the plastic of the bodywork loses its elasticity and
splinters easily. Do not expose your model and the remote control system to
direct sunlight, moisture, heavy soiling or extreme heat/cold for long
periods. Do not drive in crowded areas, towards people or animals, in nature
reserves, at night, under power lines, radio masts or during thunderstorms.
Electrical fields and atmospheric disturbances can affect the signals of your
remote control transmitter, in rain or damp conditions, otherwise the
electrical system will be damaged. Please note that RC models must not be
driven on terrain where there is public transport.
Intended use
The product is designed exclusively for private use in the model building
sector and with the associated operating times. This product is not approved
for commercial or industrial use or for continuous operation. Improper use can
lead to personal injury and damage to the product and the associated risks
such as loss of control over the model, short circuit, fire, electric shock,
etc. Follow the safety instructions in this manual. They contain important
information for handling the product. The product is suitable for children
under 14 years of age only under adult supervision.
Notes for batteries and rechargeable batteries
Keep batteries out of the reach of children and pets as they may accidentally
swallow the batteries. In this case, consult a doctor immediately!
Leaking or damaged batteries can cause burns if touched. If skin or eyes come
into contact with the electrolyte, rinse immediately and thoroughly with clear
water. and see a doctor. Use suitable protective gloves when disposing of the
defective
Batteries. If you notice any abnormal smell, discoloration, excessive heating
or deformation of the battery, disconnect the battery from the charger or
consumer immediately. Dispose of the battery!
Conventional alkaline batteries (1.5W are intended for single use only and
must then be disposed of properly. Dispose of empty batteries or defective
rechargeable batteries in an environmentally friendly manner at authorised
collection points. It is prohibited to dispose of them with household waste!
Batteries must not become damp or wet. Also avoid the formation of
condensation water. Never expose the batteries/rechargeab-le batteries, the
charger and the model to adverse environmental conditions (e.g. wetness,
excessively high or low ambient temperature, sources of ignition or open fire,
dust, vapours, solvents)! Avoid heavy soiling and excessive mechanical stress
on the battery and never pull the connecting cables! Never mix batteries and
rechargeable batteries at the same time in one device! If no brand-new
batteries are used to power the transmitter, ensure that there is sufficient
residual capacity (battery tester). Always replace the complete set of
batteries, not just individual cells. Always use batteries of the same type
and manufacturer. Do not mix batteries with different charge levels. Make sure
that the polarity is correct when inserting batteries into the battery holder.
If the polarity is incorrect, not only your model but also the battery will be
damaged. Batteries must never be short-circui-ted, damaged, disassembled or
thrown into an open fire. There is a risk of fire and explosion! If the
battery gets hot, disconnect it from the charger immediately! If the model is
not used for a longer period of time, remove the batteries or rechargeable
batteries from the remote control and from the model in order to avoid damage
from leaking / deeply discharged batteries.
Extinguishing media: In the event of a fire, it must be extinguished by water
spray, carbon dioxide or extinguishing powder/foam. The full water jet is not
suitable for extinguishing. The use of a fire extinguisher with AVD
extinguishing agent is particularly recommended.
Disposal
At the end of its service life, dispose of the product in accordance with the applicable regulations. legal regulations (do not dispose of with household waste). You as end user are legally obliged (battery regulation) to return all used batteries and accumulators. disposal via household waste is prohibited! The adjacent symbols refer to the prohibition of disposal with household waste. Batteries containing harmful substances are additionally marked with the designations for the decisive heavy metal: Cd=Cadmi-um, Hg=Mercury, Pb=Lead (the name appears on the battery/rechargeable battery, e.g. under the garbage can symbols shown on the left). You can return your used batteries/rechargeable batteries free of charge to the collection points in your municipality or wherever batteries/rechargeable batteries are sold. In doing so, you fulfil your legal obligations and make your contribution to environmental protection.
Spare parts
N°9926- spare battery
N°9927 – Spare blades (4)
N°9928 – main motor
N°9929 – reverse motor
N°9930 – ESC
N°9931 – housing
N°9932 – USB charging cable
N°9933 – Transmitter
Remote control
Inserting the transmitter batteries:
- Unscrew the screw, open the 2. battery compartment
Insert batteries (3x AAA) (do not use rechargeable batteries!), pay attention
to correct polarity!
Close battery compartment again If the model is not used for a long time,
Remove batteries from transmitter!
Insert battery
Press the battery lock (1) and pull the battery out towards therear.
Insert the battery with the lock (1) downwards into the copter until it locks
into place.
Always remove the battery from the model after a flight!
If the model is not used ALWAYS disconnect the battery and remove it from the
boat!
Charging the drive battery
ALWAYS charge the battery outside the model to avoid overheating during
charging, always use a fireproof base!
Never disconnect by pulling on the cables, always pull on the plug.
– Plug the charger (USB) into a suitable power supply (LED lights GREEN)
(USB power supply, cell phone adapter Power Bank not included in delivery).
– Now connect the battery to the USB charging cable – only use enclosed
charging cable!
– The LED lights up red, the battery is charging.
– The LED is extinguished or lights GREEN, the battery is fully charged.
– Disconnect the battery from the USB charging cable.
– Disconnect the USB charging cable from the power supply.
– Maximum charging time approx. 2-3 hours.
– NEVER charge unattended (e.g. “overnight”)!
– ALWAYS charge on a fireproof base!
– Observe safety regulations!
Drone & transmitter
- On-Off switch
- Start
- Automatic landing
- LED
- left joystick
- Headless| 7) Speed Select
- Flip
7+8) Emergency stop
9/11) Trim - right joystick
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Start preparations
If you have to change the rotor blades or remove them for cleaning the motor shafts, make sure that they are reassembled in the correct order. The rotor blades are marked with “A” and “B”. Please refer to the drawing to find out which rotor blade has to be mounted on which motor. If the rotor blades are mounted incorrectly, the model can no longer lift off/ be controlled!
- Insert battery
- Press and hold the ON/OFF switch until the coloured LEDs flash
- Place copter horizontally
- Switch on the transmitter
- move left control lever up and then down
Perform a function and range check before every flight.
Operate the model only within visual range (max. 30-50M). Do not fly towards
people or animals!
Flying
Take-off/landing:
You have two options to start/land the model.
Method-1: Press the start button “2”, the motors will now start running. Now
press the left control lever “5” upwards, the model will now take off. To land
the model, briefly press the “3” button, the model will now start to land
independently.
Method-2: Push the left control lever “5” upwards, the motors now start to
run. Release the lever again. Push up again and the model will take off. To
land, pull the left lever down and hold it until the model has landed and the
motors stop running.The model has an automatic height
stabilisation (altitude hold), i.e. your model automatically holds the
specified height. As long as you hold the left-hand lever of the remote
control pressed upwards, the model will climb upwards. If you pull the lever
downwards, the model sinks. As soon as you release the lever, the model
maintains the current height by itself. Pressing the left control lever to the
right or left causes the model to rotate to the right or left around its own
axis.Pressing the right control lever backwards/
downwards causes the model to fly backwards. Pressing the lever forwards/
upwards causes the model to fly forwards.
Pressing the lever to the right causes the model to fly to the right. Moving
the lever to the left causes the model to fly to the left.
Trimmung
If the model does not stay still at one point in hover flight and always
drifts in one direction you can trim the model and get a smooth hover flight.
If the model moves backwards you can trim it with button 1
If the model moves forward, trim it with button 2
If the model moves to the right trim it with button 3
If the model moves to the left, trim it with button 4
Additional control functions
7 – Speed Select
There are three speed/agility levels to choose from:
40 % Speed (transmitter beeps 1x)
60 % Speed (transmitter beeps 2x)
100 % Speed (transmitter beeps 3x)
If the model is used outdoors, always use the 100 % level and make sure that
there is no wind!
4 – LED – By pressing the key “4” you switch the LED illumination on or off.
6 – Headless
After pressing the key “6” the remote control starts beeping. The model will
now always fly in the direction you are steering, no matter what position the
model is currently in.
8 – 360° flip
After pressing the flip button the controller starts beeping. Now move the
right-hand control stick in the direction in which you want to flip the model.
Make sure there is enough distance between model and ground!
Emergency stop
Should a dangerous situation arise that can no longer be controlled, you can
switch off the model completely by means of an emergency stop. To do this,
press the two buttons “7” and “8” simultaneously. Now the motors of the model
will be switched off completely. The model may be damaged in the event of a
crash!
Use ONLY in an emergency.
The model can be damaged!
Reset
If the drone can no longer be controlled or trimmed properly and/or does not respond correctly to the transmitter commands, you can reset the model as follows
- switch on the drone and tie it to the transmitter (see start preparations). Place the model horizontally on the ground.
- Push both control levers down to the left (7 o’clock position) and hold them in the these in position. The Copter’s LEDs start flashing. If the LEDs are constant again, the reset is completed.
Declaration of conformity (CE)
Declaration of Conformity in accordance with the Radio Equipment Directive
(RED) 2014/53/EU
Declaration of Conformity according to the Toy Safety Directive 2009/48/EC
I hereby declare that the product: SkyTumbler PRO
Product number: 9925 (EAN: 4250684199255) – H4806
When used as intended, complies with the essential requirements set out in
Article 3 and the other relevant provisions of Directive (RED) 2014/53/EU and
the Toys Directive 2009/48/EC.
Manufactured in accordance with the following harmonised standards:
Draft EN 301 489-1 V2.2.0 (2017-03)
Final Draft EN 301 489-3 V2.1.1 (2017-03)
EN 61000-6-3:2007 + A1:2011 + AC:2012
EN 61000-6-1:2007
EN 300 440 V2.1.1 (2017-03)
EN 301 489-17 V3.1.1
EN 62479:2010
EN 62115 Electronc Toy Safety + A2 +A11 +A12
EN 62115:2005 + A2: 2011 + A11: 2012 + A12: 2015
EN 71 PT.1-14 MECHANICAL HAZARDS (1-7)
EN 71 PT.2-11:A1 FLAMMABILITY
EN 71 Part 3:2013+A1:2014
Frequency Range: 2412 MHz to 2472 MHz
Drohne/ drone:
The EIRP of the EUT is 7,37dBm (5,46mW) which is below the max permitted
sending level of 20 mW,
and then the EUT is not need to conduct SAR measurement.
Sender/ remote:
The EIRP of the EUT is -0,24dBm (0,95mW) which is below the max permitted
sending level of 20 mW,and then the EUT is not need to conduct SAR
measurement.
Hersteller: drive & fly models, Jürgen Kamm
Manufacturer: Drahthammer Str. 22
Fabricant: 92224 Amberg, Germany
Jürgen Kamm
managing director
place of issue/ date: Amberg (Germany), 19.01.2022
Service Hotline:
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