JETStream Type-G Instruction Manual Download Page 4

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BEFORE OPERA

TION / 

ご使用の前に

BEFORE OPERATION / 

ご使用の前に

BEFORE OPERATION / 

ご使用の前に

1. GENERAL WARNINGS / 

取扱全般に関する注意事項

2. RADIO WAVE WARNINGS / 

電波に関する注意事項

RC airplanes are sensitive products controlled by invisible subtle electric waves and some external factors may 

cause unexpected problems. Note the followings when using RC airplanes.

ラジコン模型は、目に見えない微弱な電波を利用してコントロールを行う、繊細な製品です。このため、外的な要因に
よって不測の事態を招く可能性があります。ご使用時には以下の点にご注意くだい。

Please read and understand the instruction manual and make all necessary parts adjustments before use.

This airplane may not fly properly if instructions are not correctly followed.

Make sure to select a safe flight site prior to flying your airplane.

For assembly / flight questions, ask your local hobby shop or call our customer service department. It is a 

good idea to ask an expert pilot for advice.

Heat may deform the airplane. Store the airplane in a cool place and avoid high temperature and direct 

sunlight. 

The Li-Po (Lithium Polymer) battery pack included in the kit requires special attention in handling. 

●ご使用前には説明書を良くお読みになり、各部の調整をきちんと行ってください。
●本製品は使用者が適切に操縦していただくことを前提に製造されております。適切に操縦されなかった場合、自動

的に飛行を維持できるものではありませんのでご注意ください。

●ご使用時は周囲の安全を確かめ、適切な飛行場所を選択してください。
●組立/飛行に不安のある方は、ご購入店やRC経験者、または弊社カスタマーサービスまでご相談ください。特に初

めての方は、現場で経験者にご指導頂くことをお奨めいたします。

●車中等、暑くなる場所に保管すると熱で機体が変形する場合があります。直射日光を避け、なるべく涼しい場所に

保管してください。

●本製品には、リチウムポリマーバッテリー(以下リポバッテリー)が含まれます。リポバッテリーの取り扱いには十分

な注意が必要です。

Before turning on your transmitter, ensure that your transmitter frequency is not already in use at the same 

site, otherwise the airplanes will be out of control due to the electric wave interference.

Even though you have ensured that your transmitter frequency is not already in use, always make sure that 

the rudder moves properly prior to your flight. Do not fly if anything is out of the ordinary. If you see a 

problem with interference, do not fly your model until the problem is solved.

Several models can fly without interference as long as they have different frequencies, however, in case a 

model flies too close to a transmitter for another model, the model may lose control due to interference. Fly 

your model at least 10 meters away from transmitters for the other models. At the same time, control your 

transmitter at least 10 meters away from the other models. 

Operating a transmitter close to other transmitters does not cause any problems.

If you are flying at a field with other RC planes or RC cars, do not turn on your transmitter until you are 

certain that no one else is using your frequency for their RC models. If someone else is operating on your 

frequency, turning on your transmitter will cause their RC models to lose control and crash. If your model is 

flying in the air and someone else turns on the transmitter on your frequency, your model will crash. Talk to 

the other RC pilots and drivers to make sure everyone knows what frequency you will be using. 

●同じ周波数の製品を同時に2機以上使用することはできません。電波の混信によりコントロール不能となります。
●周波数の問題がない場合でも、飛行直前には正常に舵が動作しているかを確認し、動作が不安定な場合には飛行

を中止してください。電波の問題がある場合にはその原因を確かめ、問題がなくなってからご使用ください。

●異なる周波数を用いて数機の同時飛行を行う場合は、基本的に混信の恐れはありませんが、それぞれの機体が、

異なる周波数の送信機に接近しすぎると電波の干渉を起こして動作が不安定になることがあります。このため、使
用者の機体が、他の操縦者の送信機から常に少なくとも10メートル以上離れているように心掛けてください。同様
に、使用者は他の操縦者の機体から、10メートル以上距離を保ち、それより近づかないようにご注意ください。

※操縦者同士が近づいて操作することには問題ありません。
●他のラジコン飛行機が飛んでいる、またはラジコンカーが走行している場所で飛ばす場合は、同じ周波数の飛行機

や車がいないことを確認してからプロポの電源を入れてください。同じ周波数が使用されている時にプロポの電源を
入れますと、コントロール不能や墜落の原因となります。あなたの飛行中に、他の人が同じ周波数でプロポの電源
を入れますと、あなたの飛行機が墜落してしまいます。同じ場所で、複数の飛行機を飛ばす場合は、それぞれが全
員の周波数を把握するようにしてください。

Summary of Contents for Type-G

Page 1: ...der the age of 15 must not use the product due to the danger involved in the use of the product This product is not a toy Keep this product away from the reach of children Keep this product away from...

Page 2: ...ERATION BEFORE TURNING ON THE TRANSMITTER BEFORE CONNECTING A BATTERY PACK TO THE MODEL CAUTION ALWAYS CHECK BEFORE OPERATION AFTER TURNING ON THE TRANSMITTER WARNING FOR THE DUCTED FAN CAUTION ALWAYS...

Page 3: ...ting this 456MB product The instruction manual contains essential points for you to enjoy assembling flying and maintaining your new airplane Please read and understand the instruction manual before a...

Page 4: ...erference Even though you have ensured that your transmitter frequency is not already in use always make sure that the rudder moves properly prior to your flight Do not fly if anything is out of the o...

Page 5: ...land your airplane immediately and replace with new batteries Flight speed does not usually exceed a certain level during normal flight level flight or gentle descending however critical speed can be...

Page 6: ...e place and observe the Li po battery pack from a distance for about 30 minutes If it is confirmed that the Li po battery pack will not self ignite dispose of the Li po battery pack properly referring...

Page 7: ...battery pack included in the kit If the auto cut function of the speed controller activates to stop the motor turn Throttle Stick to Throttle Low Position Stop once and turn Throttle Stick back to Thr...

Page 8: ...e If you want to store a fully charged LiPo battery pack attach the battery pack to the fuselage and run the motor at 50 of full power for about 2 minutes to reduce the battery amount by half before s...

Page 9: ...Wind indicator flag Wind indicator flag Green light GOOD Replace with new batteris Red light AA Alkaline Batteries Always use brand new batteries Do not turn on your transmitter until you are certain...

Page 10: ...3cell battery of charger The LED will light up in red automatically indicating that it is in the charging mode Three LEDs light up in green when charging is completed Charging will be completed in ab...

Page 11: ...n the charger is connected to the power source the fuse may have burned out Disconnect the charger power clip from a power supply after use LED Never leave the Li Po battery pack unattended while char...

Page 12: ...ing screw Rudder control rod Elevator control rod Stabilizer shaft Stabilizer joiner Stabilizer shaft screw Vertical fin Rudder Control horn Control horn Antenna Winglet Li Po Battery pack Fan Engine...

Page 13: ...TAIL WING INSTALLATION Stabilizer Left Stabilizer joiner Stabilizer joiner screw Do not tighten the screw too much Stabilizer shaft Stabilizer Right Elevator control rod Control horn Stabilizer shaft...

Page 14: ...for the greatest rudder response while the one at the middle is for standard rudder response If you are a beginner use the inner hole as shown below 5 Standard Weak rudder response Make the hole bigg...

Page 15: ...EMBLY ASSEMBLY ASSEMBLY a 3 MAIN WING INSTALLATION b c Winglet Main wing screw Nose landing gear Main landing gear Landing gear stopper Do not tighten the screw too much Double sided tape Main wing Do...

Page 16: ...Attach the whole decal sheet as removing air bubbles by finger pressing Place the decal sheet at the position you want and attach part of it to the body Stickers not attached to the wing firmly enoug...

Page 17: ...ere are no other RC models around yours but when more than one RC model is being used with the same frequency within 2000 meters it may cause interference and the RC models may become nonoperative 1 2...

Page 18: ...e sure that the throttle stick is at the bottom motor stop position If you connect a battery pack when the throttle stick is at the middle or above the speed controller will switch to Resetting Mode I...

Page 19: ...e fuselage while the transmitter is off and the fuselage is unable to catch signals from the transmitter the model may become out of control and it is very dangerous Make sure to always remove a batte...

Page 20: ...cutive beeps 5 seconds after the first singular beep to indicate the status of Drive Timing Setting See Page 33 for details You hear these beeps to indicate that a battery pack is connected or how the...

Page 21: ...ove smoothly according to your stick operation Shifting the elevator stick downward or away from you moves the elevator surface to the down position causing the plane to descend towards the ground Shi...

Page 22: ...e the rudder and elevator are not straight remove the clevis from the control horn and turn the clevis to change control rod length to adjust rudder angle The length of the control rod can be adjusted...

Page 23: ...ion Then slowly push the throttle stick downward Make sure that the motor speed smoothly decreases and finally stops turning The throttle trim can be at any position But leave the throttle trim in the...

Page 24: ...Check the balance between front and rear of the plane supported at the point shown in the figure Note Always check the balance with a battery pack mounted on the plane The next instructions are the te...

Page 25: ...Airplane 24 MEMO MEMO MEMO...

Page 26: ...p Airplane Descends Airplane Climbs With a battery fully charged With a battery not charged enough c Make sure to understand the basic operation of the transmitter Antenna Fully extend the antenna for...

Page 27: ...meone to hand launch your airplane This enables you to operate the transmitter with both hands and focus on the model operation Make sure to throw the airplane straight and horizontally front rear and...

Page 28: ...difficult for beginners to operate the sticks quickly enough Stick operation does not directly control the model to move to right left or up down but control the balance to move the model Therefore wh...

Page 29: ...mbout makes the model slow down and stall If the model automatically goes up or down with the elevator stick in the center turn the elevator trim in the opposite direction When the model tends to turn...

Page 30: ...lower the part indicated by gray arrow by 1 2mm 1 2 No problem OK If the plane tends to ascend or descend even without transmitter operation during flight make an adjustment by turning the elevator tr...

Page 31: ...left to move the part indicated by gray arrow by 1mm to 2mm 1 2 No problem OK If the plane tends to turn left or right even without transmitter operation during flight make an adjustment by turning t...

Page 32: ...the same time in order to keep the proper altitude Basic turning operation To turn the model turn the rudder stick a little in the direction you want the model to turn At the same time pull down the e...

Page 33: ...5 8m 5 8m The model speeds up Follow the steps below for landing Fly the model horizontally into the wind Keep the flying altitude of 5 8 meters 5 8 Stop the motor 50 60 meters before landing point 50...

Page 34: ...ler is now set to With brake Repeating the above procedure alternately switches the settings between Without brake and With brake You can change the motor brake setting if you wish To change the setti...

Page 35: ...5MHz EU FM 07 35MHz EU DC 2 3 1000mAh Y Y ESC 9G 9G Jet Stream TYPE G FUSELAGE Jet Stream TYPE G MAIN WING Jet Stream TYPE G TAIL WING Jet Stream TYPE G ENGINE POD Jet Stream TYPE G DECAL BRUSHLESS SP...

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