Your Lutema RC Helicopter MIT35CLH/ MIT35CLHY offers hours of fun. If this is your first remote control helicopter, you’ll need some practice with the remote control.

Here are some tips to get your started on the road to flying like a pro!

Tip 1: Fly safely

The first thing you’ll need to do is to charge your Lutema R/C helicopter. Since lithium batteries can heat up quickly, be sure to monitor your helicopter while the battery is recharging. When you’re waiting get your space ready. Move any objects out of the way and may sure you have enough clear space to fly the helicopter without running into any objects.

Before starting to fly, get your flying area set up properly. Make sure the Lutema RC helicopter is turned off and the remote control throttle is all the way down. This will make sure the helicopter doesn’t fly off randomly before you’ve taken control and end up hitting someone or crashing into something.

Tip 2: Learning the basics

Your remote has three main controls that will help you control the Lutema R/C helicopter.

1. Throttle: Found on the left hand side of the remote. The throttle controls the height of the R/C helicopter. Push the throttle all the way up to make the remote helicopter gain height. Push the throttle all the way down to make the R/C helicopter go down.
2. Direction: Found on the right hand side of the remote. The control stick controls direction of the RC helicopter. For a clockwise direction, move the stick to the right. For an anti-clockwise direction, push the control stick to the left.
3. Trim: Found on the right side of the remote. The trim button stops any uncontrolled movements. Moving it right corrects clockwise movements. Moving trim button left corrects the R/C helicopter from spinning counter-clockwise.

Tip 3: Altitude control and stabilization

When the Lutema R/C helicopter is on and ready to fly practice these moves:

• Slowly push the throttle up until the helicopter lifts off.
• Use the right trim button to stop uncontrolled clockwise spinning. Use the left trim button to stop uncontrolled clockwise spinning.
• Land the helicopter by slowing releasing the throttle stick. The helicopter will slowly descend.
• Repeat the procedure until you can get the remote R/C helicopter to fly smoothly.

Tip 4: Steering the Lutema R/C helicopter

Once you’re comfortable with getting the Lutema RC helicopter off the ground, try doing some maneuvers:

• Push the throttle stick up and stabilize the remote helicopter.
• Press the direction stick to the right to move the R/C helicopter forward. Not too far to the right because the remote helicopter will just spin rather than moving forward.
• Move the direction stick to the left and practice moving the remote helicopter counter-clockwise.
• Move the direction stick to the right so the Lutema remote helicopter starts flying in clockwise circles.

Keep practicing these moves until they come automatically to you. You’ll soon be flying like a pro in no time at all. Check out the Lutema R/C helicopter video below for more Lutema MIT35CLH/ MIT35CLHY remote helicopter flying tips.

Click on the photo or this link to watch a video on how to use the remote control

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Use these tips to get flying with MIT35CMHO Lutema helicopter!

Your remote control 3-channel Lutema helicopter is fun to fly but if you’re a beginner you’ll need to give yourself some time to master the remote control and certain maneuvers. With a bit of practice you’ll be flying your RC helicopter like a pro in no time at all. Here are some basic tips to help you get started.

These instructions are also compatible with Lutema helicopter models: MIT35CMHB , MIT35CMHY, MIT35CMHR , MIT35CMHO

Tip 1: Stay safe flying your Lutema helicopter

Be sure to monitor your Lutems helicopter when the battery is recharging. Lithium batteries can heat up quickly. While the Lutema helicopter is charging, get your space ready. Close windows and doors, move any objects out of the way and make sure you have enough space between the remote control helicopter blades and people around you.

Before you start flying your RC helicopter, make sure it’s turned off and the throttle on the remote control is all the way down. You don’t want the R/C helicopter spinning off before you’re ready to take control and hitting someone blades to hit anyone.

Tip 2: Learn the Lutema helicopter basics

Your Luttema MIT35CMHO helicopter remote has three main controls: the throttle, the direction and the trim.

• The throttle is the left hand control stick. Pushing it all the way up will make the R/C helicopter gain height. Push it all the way down and the remote control helicopter will slowly descend.
• The direction is the right hand control stick. Push it to the right and the helicopter moves in a clockwise direction. Push it to the left and the RC MIT35CMHO helicopter will spin in an anti-clockwise direction.
• Use the trim button to stop uncontrolled movements. If the remote control helicopter starts spinning off into a clockwise spin, press the right trim button to correct it. If it starts spinning in a counter-clockwise direction, press the left trim button.

Step 3: Altitude control and stabilization for the Lutema helicopter

Your first practice with the Lutema helicopter will be to learn how to keep the helicopter at a constant and stable altitude.

• Switch the RC MIT35CMHO helicopter to ON. You should see some flashing lights.
• Place the R/C MIT35CMHO helicopter on a flat surface with nothing it its way.
• Take a few steps back before turning on the remote control.
• Slowly push the throttle up until the helicopter lifts off.
• Use the right trim button to stop uncontrolled clockwise spinning. Use the left button to stop uncontrolled counter- clockwise spinning.
• Land the remote control helicopter by slowing releasing the throttle stick. The MIT35CMHO RC helicopter will slowly descend.

Step 4: Steering the Lutema helicopter

Once you’re comfortable with getting the Lutema helicopter off the ground, try doing some maneuvers.

• Push the throttle stick up and stabilize the remote control helicopter.
• To make the RC helicopter move forward, press the direction gently to the right. Not too far to the right because the helicopter will just spin rather than moving forward
• Push the direction stick to the left and the R/C helicopter will move counter clockwise
• Push the direction stick to the right and get the remote control helicopter to start flying in a clockwise circle.

Step 5: Practice makes perfect

Once you get the handle on how the remote works on the Lutema helicopter and the various directions the MIT35CMHORC helicopter can fly, experiment with the controls. You’ll find your natural flying style and start doing more complicated maneuvers in no time. Check out the video below for more Lutema MIT35CMHO remote helicopter flying tips.

Click on the photo or this link to watch a video on how to use the remote control

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Here are some basic tips to help you get started with you Lutema RC helicopter!

Your remote control 3-channel Lutema helicopter is fun to fly but if you’re a beginner you’ll need to give yourself some time to master the remote control and certain maneuvers. With a bit of practice you’ll be flying your Lutema RC helicopter like a pro in no time at all.

These instructions are compatible with Lutema RC helicopter models: MIT35CMHB, MIT35CMHY, MIT35CMHR, MIT35CMHO

Tip 1: Stay safe

Be sure to monitor your Lutema RC helicopter when the battery is recharging. Lithium batteries can heat up quickly. While the Lutema RC helicopter is charging, get your space ready. Close windows and doors, move any objects out of the way and make sure you have enough space between the remote control helicopter blades and people around you.

Before you start flying your Lutema RC helicopter, make sure the it’s turned off and the throttle on the remote control is all the way down. You don’t want the helicopter spinning off before you’re ready to take control. And you don’t want any of the R/C helicopter blades to hit anyone.

Tip 2: Learn the Lutema RC helicopter basics

Your Lutema RC  helicopter remote has three main controls: the throttle, the direction and the trim.

• The throttle is the left hand control stick. It controls the horizontal movements. Pushing it all the way up will make the R/C helicopter gain height. Push it all the way down and the remote control helicopter will slowly descend.
• The direction is the right hand control stick, also called the steering lever. Push it to the right and the helicopter moves in a clockwise direction. Push it to the left and the RC helicopter will spin in an anti-clockwise direction.
• Use the trim button to stop uncontrolled movements. If the remote control helicopter starts spinning off into an clockwise spin, press the right trim button to correct it. If it starts spinning in a counter-clockwise direction, press the left trim button.

Step 3: Lutema RC helicopter altitude control and stabilization

Your first practice will be to learn how to keep the Lutema RC helicopter at a constant and stable altitude.

• Switch the RC helicopter to ON. You should see some flashing lights.
• Place the R/C helicopter on a flat surface with nothing it its way.
• Take a few steps back before turning on the remote control.
• Slowly push the throttle up until the helicopter lifts off.
• Use the right trim button to stop uncontrolled clockwise spinning. Use the left button to stop uncontrolled counter-clockwise spinning.
• Land the remote control helicopter by slowing releasing the throttle stick. The RC helicopter will slowly descend.

Step 4: Steering the Lutema RC  helicopter

Once you’re comfortable with getting the Lutema RC helicopter off the ground, try doing some maneuvers.

• Push the throttle stick up and stabilize the remote control helicopter.
• To make the RC helicopter move forward, press the direction gently to the right. Not too far to the right because the helicopter will just spin rather than moving forward
• Push the direction stick to the left and the R/C helicopter will move to counter clockwise
• Push the direction stick to the right and get the remote control helicopter to start flying in a clockwise circle.

Step 5: Practice makes perfect

Once you get the handle on how the remote works and the various directions the RC helicopter can fly, experiment with the controls. You’ll find your natural flying style and start doing more complicated maneuvers in no time.

Click on the photo to watch a video on how to use the remote control

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Your 4-channel Avatar Hovercraft is fun to fly but if you’re a beginner you’ll need to give yourself some time to master the remote control and certain maneuvers. With a bit of practice you’ll be flying your RC helicopter like a pro in no time at all.

Your 4-channel Avatar Hovercraft is easy to fly. If you’re new to the world of Lutema RC Helicopters and if this is your first machine, take some time to get used to the remote control. You’ll want to master certain basic maneuvers.

These instructions are compatible with models MIT4CAVHB and MIT4CAVHR.

Safe practices with your Lutema Avatar Hovercraft

Since lithium batteries can heat up quickly, be sure to monitor your helicopter when the battery is recharging. When you’re waiting for the battery to be recharged, get your space ready. Move any objects out of the way and may sure you have enough clear space to fly the helicopter without running into anyone or any objects.

Before starting to fly, get your remote helicopter is set up properly. Make sure the Lutema RC helicopter is turned off and the remote control throttle is all the way down. This is ensure the helicopter doesn’t fly off randomly before you’ve taken control.

Learn the Lutema Avatar Hovercraft basics

Your Lutema Avatar Hovercraft remote has three main controls.

1. Throttle (horizontal lever): The left hand control stick is the throttle that controls the height of the R/C helicopter. To make the remote helicopter gain height, push the throttle all the way up. To make the RC helicopter descend, push the throttle all the way down.
2. Direction (steering lever): The right hand control stick controls direction of the RC helicopter. Move the stick to the right and the R/C helicopter moves in a clockwise direction. Push it to the left and the remote helicopter will spin in an anti-clockwise direction.
3. Trim: The trim button stops any uncontrolled movements. Moving the trim button to the right stops the remote helicopter from spinning off in a clockwise direction. Moving trim button to the left corrects the R/C helicopter from spinning counter-clockwise.

Practicing Lutema Avatar Hovercraft  altitude control and stabilization

Practice keeping the Lutema Avatar Hovercraft at a constant and stable altitude.

• Switch the helicopter to ON. The lights will start flashing.
• Place the helicopter on a flat surface with nothing in its way.
• Take a few steps back before turning on the remote control.
• Slowly push the throttle up until the helicopter lifts off.
• Use the right trim button to stop uncontrolled clockwise spinning. Use the left trim button to stop uncontrolled counter-clockwise spinning.
• Land the helicopter by slowing releasing the throttle stick. The helicopter will slowly descend.
• Repeat the procedure until you can get the remote Lutema R/C helicopter to fly smoothly.

Steering the Lutema Avatar Hovercraft

Once you’re comfortable with getting the Lutema Avatar Hovercraft off the ground, try doing some maneuvers:

• Push the throttle stick up and stabilize the remote helicopter.
• Press the direction stick to the right to move the R/C helicopter forward. Not too far to the right because the remote helicopter will just spin rather than moving forward.
• Move the direction stick to the left and practice moving the remote helicopter counter clockwise.
• Move the direction stick to the right s0 the remote helicopter starts flying in clockwise circles.

Keep practicing these moves until they come automatically to you. You’ll soon be flying the Lutema Avatar Hovercraft like a pro in no time at all. Click on the photo or link below for a video on more flying tips.

Click on the photo for an instructional video on how to use the Avatar remote control

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