SKU 94774
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transmitter does not seem to work or Airplane does not receive signal.
1.
Make certain that the 8 batteries in the Transmitter are fresh.
a.
Make certain that the Battery Pack (10) is fully charged.
b.
Test your distance from the Airplane. Verify that you can maintain control of the Air-
c.
plane from a distance of at least 25 Feet.
Make certain you have not trimmed the Antenna. Trimming the Antenna will affect
d.
radio range.
Red LED light on Transmitter is flashing
2.
.
This indicates that the batteries have reached the end of their power. Replace with
new batteries.
The Airplane is flying unevenly.
3.
Check that the Push Rods (8), Rudder (6a) and Level Stabilizer/Elevator (6b) are
a.
intact and have been correctly assembled-see Figure 5a.
Move the Sub-Trim (see Figure 5) slightly. Adjust the Control Stick-Functions 1/2 until
b.
the Airplane is flying evenly.
the Airplane is climbing too slow.
4.
Pull the Sub-Trim (see Figure 5) slightly to the left. If this does not fully correct the
problem, move the Control Stick down slightly.
The Airplane is flying erratically with “waves.”
5.
Move the Sub-Trim (see Figure 5) slightly. If still not corrected, move the left Control
Stick up slightly. Continue to adjust the Control Sticks until the Airplane is flying at a
constant level.
the Airplane does not take-off.
6.
Make certain that the Propeller is installed with the correct directional setting-see
a.
Figure 2.
There may be too much wind.
b.
Choose a day when the wind is light. The Ribbon (17)
attached to the Transmitter antenna should be blowing slightly (not greater than 30°)
and not be blowing straight out.
