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  3. To land the Micro Albatros, fl y downwind (or the 

direction opposite your landing direction), past the landing 
area. Gently turn into the wind (or onto your fi nal approach) 
and gradually reduce the throttle so that the airplane 
starts to slow into a smooth descent. Adjust the throttle 
to maintain the glideslope. 

  4. Just before touchdown, at about 6 inches [15cm] 

above the ground, move the throttle control stick all the 

way down and apply some up elevator (right control stick 

down) to land the Micro Albatros safely on the landing 
gear and tail skid.

  5. When the transmitter battery power gets low (4.5V), 

the transmitter will beep once every two seconds. When 
this happens, it’s time to land your Micro Albatros. Replace 
the transmitter batteries with fresh alkaline batteries.

CAUTION: If, during a rough landing, the propeller 
on the Micro Albatros should become jammed and 
cannot rotate with the throttle in the run position, 
the battery and airplane electronics could become 
damaged. Immediately lower the throttle to stop 
the motor.

AFTER the FLIGHT

Disconnect and remove the battery from the airplane. 

Then, switch the transmitter off. Allow the motor and 

battery to cool before recharging. Check the airplane over 
to make sure nothing has come loose or may be damaged. 
Check the wing strut and landing gear attachment points 
for security, and the elevator and rudder control horns.

BINDING the TRANSMITTER

to the MODEL

If the model does not respond to control inputs when you 
power it up, the transmitter (Tx) may have lost 
communication with the receiver (Rx). To bind the model 
to a specifi c Tx, please follow these instructions.

 

  1. Move the throttle stick all the way down to the OFF 

position. Turn on the transmitter.

  2. Hold the model and stay clear of the propeller. 

Connect the LiPo battery to the model.

  3. Press and hold the center of the throttle trim rocker 

button at the green dot labeled on the transmitter. You 
will hear a series of beeps until you hear one long beep. 
Release the button.

  4. Your model should now be bound to the transmitter. 

Check the control directions

Summary of Contents for albatros

Page 1: ...mbly or material used for final assembly no liability shall be assumed nor accepted for any damage resulting from the use by the user of the final user assembled product By the act of using the user a...

Page 2: ...Ph 800 435 9262 Muncie IN 47302 9252 Fx 765 741 0057 www modelaircraft org The R C model hobby becomes more and more enjoyable as your experience grows Your chances for success and graduation to high...

Page 3: ...e lead is not pinched or severed when the door is reinstalled CHARGING the PLANE S LiPo BATTERY IMPORTANT NEVER LEAVE A CHARGING BATTERY UNATTENDED WARNING Failure to follow all instructions could cau...

Page 4: ...harge the Micro Albatros flying battery WARNING Misuse or malfunction may overheat the battery and charger resulting in personal injury or damage to surroundings BATTERY RECYCLING ATTENTION The produc...

Page 5: ...3 With the left control stick in the down position the propeller should not be rotating To test the operation of the motor be sure to have a firm grasp of the airplane with your hands clear of the rot...

Page 6: ...ressing and holding the RIGHT TRIM or LEFT TRIM button below the left control stick and simultaneously pressing the RIGHT TRIM or LEFT TRIM button below the right control stick ADJUSTING THE CONTROL T...

Page 7: ...owner or manager before flying indoors and respect any safety rules they have established FLYING OUTDOORS Early mornings or late evenings are great times to fly your Micro Albatros outside when the wi...

Page 8: ...reasonable altitude throttle back to 1 2 to 3 4 throttle 5 Don t let the airplane get too far away from you The farther away it is the harder it is to see what the airplane is doing 6 When learning to...

Page 9: ...nd airplane electronics could become damaged Immediately lower the throttle to stop the motor AFTER the FLIGHT Disconnect and remove the battery from the airplane Then switch the transmitter off Allow...

Page 10: ...g the elevator or rudder hinges Lighter fluid naphtha is a solvent that debonds the adhesive used to stick the fuselage or other foam parts together Apply sparingly and use caution as this is flammabl...

Page 11: ...locating a dealer to purchase parts contact Product Support Phone 217 398 0007 Fax 217 398 7721 E mail productsupport hobbico com Stock No Description HCAA6342 Wing Set HCAA6343 Tail Set HCAA6344 Win...

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