Instructions
Find a practice area with an open grass field or sandy plain. Move away from any trees, people or other obstructions that may inhibit your flight experience.
Power on your remote control. If the indicator light does not go on, replace the batteries in the compartment on the back or bottom of the control. Use the "On/Off" switch to power on your Dragonfly helicopter.
Hold the base of the helicopter tightly in one hand while gripping the remote control in the other. Press up on the accelerator stick on the remote to test the blade speed. Use the stick on the right hand side of the control to test the rudder. Make sure all of the parts of the Dragonfly are operating correctly before attempting flight.
Set the Dragonfly on the ground and take several steps away. Gently press upward on the accelerator stick to start spinning the blades. Increase pressure on the stick until your helicopter levitates and hovers in the air. Once in air, use the directional control stick to steer the Dragonfly helicopter in different directions. Do not let the helicopter get more than 5 to 6 feet off the ground or more than 25 feet away from the place where you are standing.
Bring the helicopter back to the ground. Slowly bring the accelerator stick back to the resting position as you allow the Dragonfly to softly land on the ground. Once the blades have stopped spinning, inspect the helicopter's blades, turning mechanisms and any weight balances to determine if anything can be adjusted to allow for a more accurate flight experience. Refer to the user manual for the specific model of Dragonfly RC helicopter you are using for more detailed instructions on adjusting the helicopter's parts.