EXHIBIT2 

Idaho Power Company Environmental Department, Aquatics 

Checklist For Use Prior To First Flight, 

and After Major Maintenance Or Upgrades 

1. Remove the Propellers. 

2. Check all fasteners, screws, and Velcro for tightness and security. 

3. Ensure that the transmitter- receiver have been "bound". 

4. Tum on the transmitter. 

5. Check MK-Tools for proper mixer, k-value, switch, and poti settings. 

6. Check that "emergency time" in MK-Tools is set to maximum value of 

247, equal to about 24 seconds (this allows a short amount of time to 

react in case of a loss of link). 

7. Check that "emergency gas" in MK-Tools is set to 45. 

8. Connect a fully charged battery, and allow the electronics to initialize 

(listen for a "chirp" from each motor, and watch to ensure that each 

motor makes a short revolution). 

9. Confirm that initial gyro and ace leveling calibrations have been 

completed. 

10. Ensure that the MikroKopter is placed in a level position (the use of a 

leveling bubble is helpful). 

11. Switch "flight mode" to beginner on the transmitter by holding the left 

stick to upper left while holding the right stick at upper center (hold until 

you hear 3 "beeps"). 

12. If you do not hear 3 "beeps" the transmitter is in the wrong moderepeat the above process. 
13. Start motors (hold left stick to lower right position). 

14. Perform a test run-up ofthe motors using the transmitter (this is done 

without propellers!). 

15. Check that the rotation of each motor is in the proper direction. 

16. This test run-up will also inform you as to whether the throttle is set 

correctly (at idle, the left stick should be at bottom center, at full throttle 

the left stick should be at top center). 

17. Stop the motors by holding the left stick in the lower left position. 

18. Disconnect the battery. 

19. Tum off the transmitter. 

20. Install the propellers, ensuring that they are on the proper motor 

(ensuring proper rotational order). 

21. Check that the propeller hex screws are tight. 

22. Take the MikroKopter to an isolated test flight field. 

23. Place the MikroKopter as level as possible (again, a leveling bubble 

helps). 

24. Tum the transmitter on. 

25. Connect a fully charged battery to the MikroKopter. 

26. Allow the electronics to initialize (listen for the 3 "beeps" and watch for 

each motor to do a short revolution). 

27. Perform a "gyro calibration" (hold the left stick to the upper left position 

until a series of "beeps" is heard; the gyro calibration must occur prior to 

each and every flight). 

28. Start motors (hold left stick to lower right position). 

29. Increase throttle just enough that the MikroKopter becomes "light on its 

feet" (not enough throttle to actually lift off). 

30. With the MikroKopter "light on its feet," check the performance of the 

following controls, and adjust with trim controls on the transmitter is 

necessary: 

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a. Nick (forward/backward); 

b. Roll (left/right); and 

c. Yaw (clockwise/counterclockwise rotation). 

31. Reduce throttle to idle. 

32. Stop the motors (place the left stick at the lower left position). 

33. Disconnect the battery. 

34. Turn off the transmitter. 

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