Manuály a uživatelské příručky MODSTER

MODSTER is a prominent manufacturer of radio-controlled (RC) models and hobbyist equipment, headquartered in Deutschlandsberg, Austria. The brand offers a diverse portfolio of technically innovative products ranging from ready-to-fly (RTF) warbirds, gliders, and helicopters to high-performance drift cars, buggies, crawler vehicles, and racing boats. MODSTER is known for combining state-of-the-art technology—such as integrated 6-axis gyro stabilization systems in their aircraft—with first-class workmanship and accessibility for both beginners and experienced pilots.

Committed to quality and service, MODSTER designs its models to provide immediate fun and reliability. The company supports its extensive product line with a wide array of spare parts and accessories, ensuring longevity for every model. Whether on land, in water, or in the air, MODSTER products are developed to deliver precision control and an exciting hobby experience.

• How do I bind my MODSTER transmitter to the receiver?

  For most MODSTER aircraft, keep the transmitter off, connect the battery to the aircraft, and then power on the transmitter within 5 seconds. The receiver LED effectively blinks to bind automatically. For specific models, check the 'Binding' section of your user manual.

• What should I do if my MODSTER aircraft drifts during flight?

  Ensure the model is on a flat, level surface when powering on to allow the gyro system to calibrate. Use the digital trim buttons on your transmitter to adjust the center position of the aileron, rudder, or elevator until the model flies straight.

• How do I charge the battery for my MODSTER RC vehicle?

  Use the supplied USB charger and connect it to the battery's balance plug. Charge on a fireproof surface and never leave the battery unattended. The LED indicator typically turns from red to green when charging is complete.

• Is my MODSTER model safe for children?

  Most MODSTER RC models are not toys and are recommended for users aged 14 and older. Operation requires caution, common sense, and adult supervision for younger users to prevent injury or damage.