O p a l e - P a r a m o d e l s . c o m
Opale Aero System SARL - 23 rue de la Motte
62250 MARQUISE - France
[email protected] +33(0)981 144 387
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Secure the 2 arms with the phillips screws provided
with the servomotor.
Install the inox buckles to attach the wing later on.
Power up the servomotors with the receiver of your
radio.
Place all the sticks and channels to the neutral posi-
tion.
(to set your radio, please watch the tutorial of the
paramixer)
Then place the arms mechanically to the horizontal
position.(it might be necessary to remove them in
order to place them in the correct position).
To burden the pilote, open the zipper beneath the
harness.
There is no specific mass to insert. The correct mass
depends on your wing, the wind speed and direction
on your flight field).
Generally speaking, if the model is not moving for-
ward when it is into the wind, you will have to burden
it.
If the model has a ground speed bigger than 10km/h
into the wind, you will have to reduce the weight of it
by removing some ballast.
Do not forget to check the flight characteristics of
your wing in order to fly in good conditions.
OPTIONAL: Spedbar system setting
Power up the 2 speedbar system servos and place
them in the neutral position.
Adjust mechanically the rudder in order to have it in
the horizontal position.
Assign the 2 servos to a 3 positions switch.
- Position 1: the rudders have to make an angle of 45°
with the horizontal axis.
- Position 2: the rudders have to be horizontal.
- Position 3: the rudders have to make an angle of -45°
with the horizontal axis.
These values are indicatives, they can change de-
pending on the necessary accelerator amplitude of
your wing. You may not exceed these values without
risking a frontal collapse.
Generally speaking, the speedbar (accelerator), always
has to be only use for landing due to strong wind
conditions. A prolonged use will affect the stability of
your wing.
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