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Sapac EXTRA 330L Operation And Assembly Instructions Download Page 1

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EXTRA 330L

SCALE RADIO CONTROLLED ELECTRIC POWERED

GEARED BRUSHLESS - READY TO FLY

INJECTED FOAM “EXTREME 3D” AEROBATIC PLANE

OPERATION AND ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Includes Full Function 6 Ch. FM R/C System on Australian Approved 36Mhz.

With “C TICK” approval

12 Volt DC Balance Charger and Approved 12 Volt. Power Supply.

Complete with all hardware, except 8 x AA batteries for the transmitter.

Simple to assemble, factory painted Injection Moulded Foam.

Replacement Parts Available.

This model is not a toy.

Please read carefully and follow instructions

to ensure correct assembly of this model aircraft.

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Summary of Contents for EXTRA 330L

Page 1: ... System on Australian Approved 36Mhz With C TICK approval 12 Volt DC Balance Charger and Approved 12 Volt Power Supply Complete with all hardware except 8 x AA batteries for the transmitter Simple to assemble factory painted Injection Moulded Foam Replacement Parts Available This model is not a toy Please read carefully and follow instructions to ensure correct assembly of this model aircraft ...

Page 2: ...r races and aerobatic teams around the world The design has incorporated style and functionality Not only is the Extra 330L a great looking model it also has the performance to back up its aerodynamic lines The combination of the B2040 in runner brushless motor with a well matched 8 1 gearbox gives a nearly 2 1 power to weight ratio This makes it great for hovering and other 3D aerobatics The 3 ce...

Page 3: ...S BEFORE FLIGHT Before each flight check your transmitter and flight pack battery for proper charge levels to make sure you attain maximum flight time and safety The transmitter will make a warning sound if the battery level is low If you hear this immediately land and replace the 8 AA transmitter batteries or re charge if using re chargeable batteries Always switch on your transmitter first and m...

Page 4: ...y fly your plane in areas that are suitable or selected for remote controlled aircraft You must realise that certain public areas are not allowed to be used for flying remote controlled aircraft Check with your local Council for approval before flying on sports ovals or parkland Keep your plane away from high power high voltage cables as they can cause interference of the radio control system Inte...

Page 5: ... elevator control rod lengths using the clevises on the end of each rod Adjust so that the rudder and elevator sit level with the fixed sections of each control surface 9 Fit the canopy section back in place and fix down with the fastening screw Your plane is now ready to test fly Charge the Lipo pack fully before the first flight SETTING UP THE TRANSMITTER The Transmitter requires eight AA dry ce...

Page 6: ... the control rods fitted to the control surfaces At the bottom right hand corner of the transmitter there is a panel of switches The one marked D R is the dual rate switch in the upper position the ailerons elevator and rudder are moved over a greater range than when the switch is in the lower position The A Nor MIX 1 2 switch is for use with a flying wing design where aileron and elevator are mix...

Page 7: ...he orange signal wire sometimes white The receiver antenna is best fully extended and routed away from other wires where practical Run the antenna out of the fuselage and up to the top of the fin for best results Use some tape to hold in place DO NOT shorten cut or roll up the antenna as this will reduce the range of control Charging the Battery The LiPo battery provides power for the receiver the...

Page 8: ...de After a pause you will hear some beeping telling you that the battery the electronic speed control and the motor are all in communication When the beeping stops slowly advancing the throttle will cause the motor to start and continue to speed up until full throttle is reached Having checked the motor stop it by bringing the throttle lever back to full low and then by moving the elevator aileron...

Page 9: ... end of a sweeping 180 degree approach being ready to increase power if you are about to land short or reduce it further if the model is about to overshoot TIPS FROM THE PRO s If you have a computer flight simulator it is a good idea to practice with it before actually flying the Extra 330L It is a good idea to taxi the plane around on the ground with a moderate amount of throttle This will help y...

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