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Ailerons:
The flight control on the airplane that controls the ability of the airplane to bank left and right.
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Center of Gravity (C.G.):
Point at which the aircraft must balance in order to fly properly.
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Elevator:
The flight control that controls pitch attitude. By adding power and pitching up, you can make the model
climb or loop.
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Glide Slope:
The proper path for an airplane approaching a landing strip.
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Lithium Polymer (LiPo) Battery:
Rechargeable battery which is used to power the airplane. LiPo batteries are lighter
and smaller than most other types of rechargeable batteries.
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Receiver:
The unit in the aircraft that receives the signal from the transmitter to provide the input to the servos.
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Rudder:
The flight control that controls the yaw (turning left or right).
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Servo:
The device on the model that moves the flight controls.
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Transmitter (TX):
The hand-held unit that sends the signals to the control unit, or receiver (RX), in the aircraft.
GLOSSARY
PREPARE THE TTX403 TRANSMITTER
For more information on the Tactic Radio System included with the Micro B-25 RTF version Mitchell visit www.tacticrc.com
Push and slide
to remove the
battery door.
Install (5) “AA” batteries.
Leave the TTX403
switched off.
