1) Insert battery for Futaba remote controller.
2) Turn on Remote controller and make sure to check the battery voltage. Make sure is not lower than 7.2 volts (Alarm will trigger at 6.9 volts). No failsafe set for this remote controller.
3) Reduce throttle to zero.
4) Set the flight mode into normal.
5) Set the HOLD mode (so that no throttle increased if throttle stick is raised).
6) Expand the main blade and make sure that it is straight for both main blades.
7) Make sure the tail blade is also straight.
8) Place the battery on the battery location and tight it up with velcro.
9) Connect the battery checker and make sure to set it around 3.5 v for minimum voltage.
10) Connect the battery to the ESC.
11) Let the gyro stabilized.
12) Deactivate HOLD mode. Increase throttle a bit to start the rotation of the main blade and tail blade.
13) At this time, the propeller pitch is negative. Upward thrust is created.
14) Increase the throttle to center and ready for take off.
15) Once the throttle exceed the half marking, the helicopter will take off.
16) Hover around to check any weird behaviour.
17) Fly around.
18) Reduce throttle to landing.
19) Push the throttle down to stop the motor.
20) Set the HOLD switch to active.
21) Disconnect battery to esc.
22) Disconnect battery checker.
23) Turn off remote controller.
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