Hangar 9 Easy Fly 40, Instruction Manual

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Introduction
Congratulations!
You are the proud owner of the highest quality almost-ready-to-fly (ARF) sport trainer available. The Easy Fly
40 is professionally built and pre-covered by craftsmen using genuine UltraCote
® covering. The positive self-
righting flight characteristics and excellent slow-speed handling make the Easy Fly 40 one of the easiest-to-fly
airplanes available. Beyond its positive, gentle flight mannerisms, the Easy Fly 40 also offers outstanding
sport aerobatic capabilities. Loops, rolls, sustained inverted flight, and even outside maneuvers are all well
within its flight envelope.
In order for you to get the best performance and most enjoyment from your Easy Fly 40, it is important to
carefully read and follow this manual. If you’re a first-time flier, we strongly suggest that you seek qualified
help during your first flights. Your local hobby shop will be able to put you in touch with qualified pilots and a
local club.
Note: Due to temperature changes during shipping, the covering on your Easy Fly may be slightly wrinkled.
The careful use of a heat gun or iron is recommended to shrink the UltraCote
® until its taut.
Warning
An R/C aircraft is not a toy! If misused, it can cause serious bodily harm and damage to property. Fly only in
open areas, preferably AMA (Academy of Model Aeronautics) approved flying sites, and have an experienced
modeler/pilot preflight your aircraft before its first flight and perform the aircraft’s first test flights. Please
follow all instructions included with your radio and engine. We cannot stress strongly enough the importance
of having an experienced pilot preflight your aircraft and be present during your first test flights!
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The Easy Fly 40 is professionally built and
pre-covered by craftsmen using genuine UltraCote®
covering. UltraCote is completely reparable and can
be found at your local hobby shop.
ULTRACOTE
UltraCote is a registered trademark of Carl
Goldberg Models
®