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model
for
the
first
time
).
Follow
your
radio
manufacturers
guidelines
for
performing
this
check
.
2
.
Check
all
screw
/
bolts
and
mounting
points
are
firmly
secured
,
including
control
horns
and
clevises
.
3
.
Only
fly
with
fully
charged
batteries
(
both
in
your
radio
and
model
).
Failure
to
do
so
could
result
in
loss
of
control
,
damage
to
the
model
and
/
or
persons
/
property
around
you
.
Check
your
batteries
are
fully
charged
.
4
.
With
the
model
powered
up
(
Transmitter
on
first
,
then
receiver
/
model
)
check
that
all
surface
are
free
from
damage
/
obstructions
,
moving
in
the
correct
directions
and
freely
with
stick
input
.
5
.
Inspect
the
model
and
prop
for
any
damage
that
may
have
occurred
during
transit
and
listen
for
any
unusual
sounds
from
the
electronics
when
powered
up
.
If
in
doubt
,
do
not
fly
.
6
.
With
the
model
held
securely
and
the
prop
free
of
obstructions
,
increase
the
throttle
just
slightly
to
confirm
the
rotations
of
the
prop
is
correct
.
The
model
should
want
to
pull
straight
forward
with
throttle
.
7
.
If
this
is
your
first
flight
with
the
model
double
check
the
C
/
G
is
at
the
correct
position
.
If
not
adjust
battery
position
inside
model
accordingly
.
8
.
If
you
are
an
inexperienced
model
pilot
seek
the
help
and
assistance
of
an
experienced
pilot
to
perform
these
final
checks
and
to
test
fly
the
model
for
you
.
1. Always
range
check
your
model
before
any
flight
(
especially
when
flying
a
new
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