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It is recommended in the instructions that the Super Cub
LP controls be set for softer responses and at the outer
holes of the control surfaces. However, once you get
used to the flight characteristics and want to
perform more aerobatic maneuvers (with ACT off), you
can change the amount of throw that is permitted by
moving the clevises to the inner holes of the control
horns. After making any adjustments, always turn on the
transmitter, center the transmitter trim levers and make
sure the control surfaces are even. Make the proper
adjustments to make the surfaces even, if they are not
(see Step 7).
Note: By making these changes, the controls will be
much more responsive. However, this makes the
airplane much less forgiving and it will be easier
to stall. Remember, crash damage is not covered
under the warranty.
Aerobatic Flight
Your Super Cub comes equipped with HobbyZone’s
exclusive X-Port
™
feature. This allows you to add the
Sonic Combat Module
™
(HBZ4020) to your Super Cub
for incredible aerial combat. With the SCM, you can
engage in aerial combat with other X-port equipped
aircraft. When you successfully “hit” another SCM
equipped aircraft, a high-pitched sound is emitted.
This signals the other aircraft’s motor is disabled for
approximately 10 seconds, while the ability to steer is
maintained. This allows the opportunity for a safe landing
or a counterattack. Simply attach the SCM on the
designated space on the bottom of the fuselage. The
firing button is at the top of the transmitter. When the
button is pushed, a high-pitched sound signals the SCM
has been activated.
The Aerial Drop Module
™
(HBZ6023) attaches to the
exclusive X-port tray included with your Super Cub.
Simply plug-in the ADM, then attach it to the clip on the
bottom of the X-port snap-on tray. The ADM allows you
to drop either streamer bombs or a parachute jumper, all
of which are included in the ADM.
Note: Never plug the white balance lead of the battery
into the X-port socket. If the balance plug of the
battery is plugged into the X-port, it will damage
the receiver/ESC unit.
Note: Refer to page 30 for transmitter switch used to
operate X-Port.
X-Port
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