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KIT INSPECTION

Before starting to build, take an inventory of this kit to make 
sure it is complete, and inspect the parts to make sure they 
are of acceptable quality. If any parts are missing or are not of 
acceptable quality, or if you need assistance with assembly, 
contact  Product Support. When reporting defective or 
missing parts, use the part names exactly as they are written 
in the Kit Contents list.

Hobbico Product Support 

Ph: (217) 398-8970, ext. 5

3002 N Apollo Drive, Suite 1 

Fax: (217) 398-7721

Champaign, IL 61822

E-mail: [email protected]

ASSEMBLE THE MODEL

IMPORTANT: DO NOT mount the propeller to the airplane 
yet. The setup procedures will require you to turn on the 
radio and motor system. A mounted propeller could cause 
damage or injury if the throttle is accidentally bumped or 
the servo reversing switch is actuated.

Assemble the Wings

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1. Turn the right wing over so that the servo and linkage 

are facing toward you. Insert the wood wing joiner into the 
right wing so that the angled corners of the joiner face the 
top of the wing. Note: You will not be able to fully insert the 
joiner if you insert it upside down.

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2. Slide the other wing onto the joiner until both 

wings meet.

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3. Turn the wing over. Peel the backing paper off of the 

supplied 11-3/4" [300mm] piece of wing joining tape. Apply 
the tape so that it secures the plastic center wing piece to 
the right wing. Wrap the tape around the wing and trim off 
any excess tape with scissors.

Install the Tail

WARNING:

 Do not remove the pieces of tape that hold in 

the pushrods until you have connected the pushrods to the 
elevator and the rudder (see step 5 below). Otherwise, the 
pushrods may slip into the tail boom and will be diffi cult 
to re-route.

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1. On the horizontal tail and tail boom assembly, point the 

tail boom away from you and the top of the horizontal tail 
facing up so that you are looking at the control linkages as 
shown. Attach the left pushrod clevis to the elevator control 
horn by inserting the clevis pin into the inner hole of the 
horn. Snap the clevis fi ngers together and slide the clevis 
retainer into position over the fi ngers as shown. Check to 
make sure that the connection is secure.

Summary of Contents for SKYFLY

Page 1: ...s no control over the final assembly 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 produc...

Page 2: ...Flyzone SkyFly Max For the latest technical updates or manual corrections to the Flyzone SkyFly Max visit the Hobbico web site at www hobbico com Open the Airplanes link and then select the Flyzone Sk...

Page 3: ...airplane too This model uses an 11 1V 3S LiPo battery pack Because this model s motor draws about 15 amps you will need to use a battery pack with the proper C rating We suggest using a battery no sm...

Page 4: ...2 4Ghz 6 Channel Receiver 4 KIT CONTENTS Kit Contents 1 Tactic TTX404 2 4GHz 2 4 AA batteries 3 Fuselage assembly factory installed motor battery hatch cover servo hatch cover elevator rudder servos c...

Page 5: ...hat the angled corners of the joiner face the top of the wing Note You will not be able to fully insert the joiner if you insert it upside down 2 Slide the other wing onto the joiner until both wings...

Page 6: ...sition Check to make sure the connection is secure 5 Remove the tape from the elevator and rudder pushrods NOTE If you ever have to re route the pushrods such as when replacing them use CA debonder an...

Page 7: ...the transmitter The power indicator light should be glowing a steady red A flashing red light indicates low voltage If this is the case replace the batteries before connecting your flight battery pack...

Page 8: ...e trims centered remove the retaining screw and remove the servo arm from the elevator servo the servo on the airplane s left side 13 Carefully unscrew the pushrod locking screw from the screw lock pu...

Page 9: ...elevator position with the elevator setup gauge to make sure that it didn t slip when you tightened the locking screw 18 Remove the servo arm from the rudder servo Loosen the pushrod locking screw an...

Page 10: ...Use a straight edge to set each aileron to zero travel centered With the aileron set tighten the pushrod locking screw Check to see that the aileron stayed centered and that the linkage is secure 23 U...

Page 11: ...RADIO SET UP STANDARD MODE 2 5 Turn on your transmitter and plug in the LiPo battery Use the transmitter to move the elevator aileron and rudder Test to see that all of the controls respond smoothly...

Page 12: ...to use a different battery pack you will also need to add weight If you need to add weight to balance your model please purchase Great Planes Segmented Lead Weights GPMQ4485 PREFLIGHT Identify Your M...

Page 13: ...rmed power system LITHIUM BATTERY HANDLING AND USAGE WARNING Read the entire instruction sheet included with the battery Failure to follow all instructions could cause permanent damage to the battery...

Page 14: ...ction which can automatically stop charge when full charge is detected Misuse improper charging or over charging of rechargeable cells can result in damage to the cells that could include cell rupture...

Page 15: ...tion which would create a safety hazard Make sure all devices are properly mounted inside the model and all wiring connections are solid to prevent them from easily becoming dislodged during normal fl...

Page 16: ...cond Tactic TTX404 2 4GHz radio transmitter The transmitter is available as a spare part TACJ0403 Find a Suitable Flying Site Find a flying site clear of buildings trees power lines and other obstruct...

Page 17: ...nto the air and have climbed to a comfortable altitude the first thing you should concentrate on is getting the model trimmed to fly straight and level with the control sticks neutral or hands off Red...

Page 18: ...ally release it when you roll out of the turn back to straight level flying Controls become more sensitive as you pick up speed They become more mushy and ineffective as you slow down When you are fir...

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