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SAFETY

Radio-controlled

models

are

not

toys!

Even

small

models are capable of causing damage

property

and even to

people.

The following notes

are

just

suggestions and are

provided

with

the best of intentions.

They

are certainly

not meant

to spoil

your pleasure

the

hobby.

Please read

these

points

and follow our

guidelines

at all times. You will save

yourself

much expense

and

trouble.

Insurance

Operating radio-controlled models

especially

model

aircratl

does

involve

certain

risks,

even

when

you

take

the

greatest

care, and

for

this

reason

third

party

insurance

must

be considered a basic essential.

Private liability

insurance is one

possible

solution.

second

join

modelclub,

whereby

suitable coverwill usually be available

through the

nationalorganisation

to which the club

belongs.

Club colleagues will soon fill

you

how

best to obtain

insurance.

Prevention

better than cure

Safety begins

when

you

are designing and building

your

model.

Control surface

linkages, radio

installation etc.,

are

points

which later

play

a major role in

the safety of

your

mooer.

The

biggest contribution to safety is one

you

can make: by

operating

your

radio

control system and

your

model

carefully

and responsibly. The following list is not meant

to be complete, and the

points

are not listed in order

importance. lt is

only

intended

give you

few

ideas of

what

you

can and

should

do.

Check

plug-in

conneclions, servos and control

surf ace

linkages regularly.

Charge

your

transmitter and receiver

battery

the

proper

manner

and check the state of charge

before

you

fly

(use

a battery

testeo.

Carry out regular range checks

as described

the section covering the

receiving

system.

Do not

switch on

your

transmitter unless

you

are

certain thal other

modellers

close bv are

not

using the same channel.

Never run down

your

transmitter and

receiver

batteries close to the limit of their capacity.

Note

also that

new

batteries do

not

achieve full

capacity until they have completed several

charge

discharge cycles.

Each

time

you

switch memories, and before every

flight,

check each

function

carefully.

Are

the servo travels and directions correct?

Stick

left:

conlrol surface

steering

left

Stick back: elevator up etc.

Always

exlend

your

transmitter aerial to

its full

extent before

you

start a

flight.

Use original

MULTIPLEX

crystals and

accessories exclusivelvl

The legal

side

(tot

the U.K. only)

Radio

controlled

models

are of two types

those which

operale on the

ground

or on

water, known

"surface"

models,

and those

which

operate

the air. The

first

group

includes

model cars, trucks

and buggies, and also

model

boats of all types.

The

second encompasses fixed-wing

model

aircraft and rotary-wing machines

(mainly

heli-

copters). Radio

controlled toys come into a different

category, and operate at 49 MHz where

a small band

orovided

for low

oower

radio

devices.

The trequency

bands available for radio controlled models

are shown below:

Frequency in MHz

26.960 to 27.280

34.995 to 35.255

40.665 to 40.955

458.500

459.500

Use

General

Air

Surface

General

Since the

26127 MHz

band is also allocated for

Citizens

Band radio

and other users,

and the

458/459 MHz

band is

also allocated

to telemeüy and other devices, radio

controlled

models

are

generally

operated on the 34/35

MHz

band

(usually

known simply

as 35

MHz)

and the

MHz band.

Please note

that 40 MHz is

dedicated solely to surface

models, and

34135

MHz is

dedicated solely to model

aircraft. Model

car and boat operators must not use the

MHz

band. and model aircraft must not

flown

on the

MHz

band.

As of 1 January 1981 model

control equipment was

exempted from the licensing requirements

of the

Wireless

Telegraphy Act 1949. This

simply means that no licence

is required

to operate RC

equipment

the UK.

you

need lurther information

on technical restrictions,

and lhe

regulations which

exempt model control from

licensing,

please

contact:

The Low Power

Radro Section

Radiocommunications

Agency

Room 712, Waterloo Bridge House,

Waterloo Road. London.

SEl 8UA

Teleohone:

071 215 2058

Which receivers

can

you

use?

Tne

EUROPA

rnc

transmitter

lransmits

nine

channels.

You can use

any

PPM receiver which

can decode nine

channels.

decode nine channels does not necessarily

mean

that

nine

receiver

outouts are available.

A MICRO

5t7@ceiver has

only seven outputs, butdecodes

nine

channels and can therefore be used with

the

EURO-

PA mc

transmitter.

All receivers in

the cu(ent MULTIPLEX ranqe

can be

used:

e.g.

FM DS, Mini

Micro

5/7

Older receivers which

can also be used:

Micro

9, Uni 9,

Mini 7,

Uni 4

lf in any

doubt, ask

your

specialist dealer or the

MULTIPLEX HOTLINE.

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