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CATALOG

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Main speclfication.........................................................4

Safet y precautions. .................................................................5

Ma in par ts of Cessna..........................................................7

Char ging....................................................................11

Radio Control system for Cessna.........................................12

Trouble shooting............................................................15

Valuable experience..........................................................16

Spare parts list.....................................................................17

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Summary of Contents for CESSNA-182

Page 1: ...ion Remote Control Model Airplane OPERATING MANUAL CESSNA 182 Brushless version It is necessary to do frequency correction again when the 2 4 G transmitter is non reaction please refer to attached manual for reference 210 285mm ...

Page 2: ...rplane from turning you move the control stick in the opposite direction from the turn so that the wings will level out If you let go of the control stick the airplane should automatically come back to a level flight Make sure to check the following things before each flight Choose a large flying field for your flight Don t try to fly in your street or in another small enclosed area even if your a...

Page 3: ...CATALOG 430832 Main speclfication 4 Safet y precautions 5 Main parts of Cessna 7 Charging 11 Radio Control system for Cessna 12 Trouble shooting 15 Valuable experience 16 Spare parts list 17 ...

Page 4: ...the batteries are plugged in regardless of transmitter in the on or off position Propeller can cause injury Please read before operating this system 4 Main speclfication The airplane offers the following characteristics Safety Precautions Please read this section until you understand Statement 1 This is not a toy It is for experienced modellers only You are responsible for the safe operation of th...

Page 5: ...rport Please make yourself enough room for the flying and operating as the plane can travel at high rates of speed Remember you are responsible for the safety of others Please read this section until you fully understand 3 Children under the age of 12 should have an adult guide Not recommend for the children under the age of 14 4 Never leave the charger in wet conditions Safety precautions 5 ...

Page 6: ...g 7 Never leave this system unattended around children with battery in the unit as injury can be caused due to children turning on the transmitter or the plane 8 During the preparation for the flight please remember to turn on the transmitter before connecting the battery pack 9 Close the throttle on the transmitter before connecting battery otherwise the motor may operate The turning propeller ma...

Page 7: ...bly Main parts of Cessna Glue the Horizontal Tail 1 Inspect the elevator opening Make sure that the top of the rudder and elevator opening has a micro separation If not make a gentle slice through it as shown in picture Insert Elevator into fuselage body Make sure control horn is facing down when doing so You may need to slightly bend the elevator flap up to properly insert into fuselage opening A...

Page 8: ...glue on the mounting tabs of the rudder 4 Next apply glue to bottom edge of Rudder and slide into fuselage Make sure rudder is perpendicular to body Glue may take 12 hours to fully cure If quicker results are needed you may use a 5 Minute epoxy to that can fully cure in 16 minutes Epoxy is also stronger than the included kit glue ...

Page 9: ...in landing gear to the fuselage Insert both rear and front landing gear into the plastic openings on the underside of the fuselage Landing gear maybe slightly bent from factory You can adjust this by hand as needed Attach the control stick on the rudder control horn 1 Control system ...

Page 10: ... the transmitter to neutral Now adjust both clevises in metal control rods coming out of plane to ensure that a neutral setting is achieved when attaching to control horn on both rudder and elevator When testing the throttle make sure to have a firm grip on the plane Attaching Clevises to Control Horn Main wing Attach the aileron servo into channel 1 on the receiver Make sure polarity is correct o...

Page 11: ... female receptors on fuselage and then secure the rear of the wing with both plastic set screws CAUTION 1 Be fully charged under no more than 1 A voltage by using the specified charger 2 Be discharged under 10C voltage but avoiding discharge time too long to harm the battery 3 Repeat the first and second step one or two times for new battery 2 Never charge the battery more than 4 hours Always reme...

Page 12: ... left Rudder right Elevator up Power switch Power indicator Throttle Max Aileron left Aileron right Throttle Min Antenna Carrying bar Mode 1 Trim Hook Trainer port Servo reverse Elevator down Rudder left Rudder right Elevator up Power switch Power indicator Throttle Max Aileron left Aileron right Throttle Min Antenna Carrying bar Mode 2 Servo reverse ...

Page 13: ...screw to lock the cover of battery box 5 Distance testing The control distance of the radio system is 900 feet on the ground Here is a simple distance testing method Shorten the transmitter antenna and ask your partner to handle the Cessna and walk away If you can control Cessna when your partner is 60 feet away from you it indicates that the radio system is working well Remember tell the partner ...

Page 14: ... 3 Taking off Always take off toward the wind If you want to launch Cessna by hands maximize the power including the micro adjustment and run several meters to accelerate yourself at last throw the Cessna horizontally If you want to launch Cessna on the ground maximize the power and let Cessna accelerate keep it running straightly after it runs more than 60 feet you can pull the elevator joy stick...

Page 15: ...annot climb 1 The battery is not fully charged 2 The elevator is angled downward Control range is limited 1 The batteries in the transmitter are running flat 1 Charge the battery 2 Install new dry cells 3 Contact the distributor 1 Adjust the trim switch on the transmitter 2 Take off main wing and put it on again flush with fuselage sides 1 Charge the battery 2 Adjust the elevator trim on the trans...

Page 16: ...system and only slight corrections are necessary to change the direction of the Cessna 4 Do not push the joystick to maximum position more than 3 seconds This will cause crash 5 If you have an instructor with experience you will be more likely to succeed in first flight 6 Do take off and land toward the wind Always keep the Model airplane in front of you if you fly behind you it may cause you to b...

Page 17: ...Fuselage Item 54013 Main wing Item 54021 Tail wing Item 54014 Propeller Item 54031 Landing gear Item 54034 Propeller Spinner Item 54041 Small Plastic Parts Item 54044 Sticker 17 Item 31031 Radio set Item 3F021 Battery Pack 8 4V Item 3A01D Brushless Motor 80W ...

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