Sawn
Craft
Micro
B
‐
58
Manual
Page
15
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Micro
B
‐
58
Manual.docx
3.4 Flying Tips
This
aircraft
is
designed
to
fly
in
the
space
as
small
as
a
single
basketball
court.
Being
such
light
weight,
it
is
recommended
that
this
aircraft
be
flown
indoors
or
outdoors
in
calm
wind
conditions.
Always
ensure
that
you
are
comfortable
with
the
aircraft
and
its
flight
characteristics
prior
to
flying
in
a
small
venue.
If
you
want
to
fly
slower,
choose
the
rudder/elevator
version.
If
you'd
like
to
fly
more
aerobatically,
pick
the
elevons.
Never
fly
over
people
or
animals.
This
aircraft
flies
much
“bigger”
than
it
really
is
and
the
techniques
of
flying
larger
aircraft
apply.
Rudder
turns
will
bank
the
aircraft
so
elevator
will
need
to
be
added
to
maintain
altitude.
The
delta
‐
wing
design
is
inherently
stable
and
makes
this
model
a
pure
joy
to
fly!
This
model
can
fly
slowly
in
high
alpha
flight,
but
when
you
drop
the
nose
it
is
remarkably
quick
and
nimble.
Landing
the
aircraft
is
simple;
keep
some
throttle
applied
and
as
the
plane
nears
the
ground,
pull
back
on
the
elevator
to
flare.
3.5 Decorating/Finishing
The
beauty
of
this
aircraft
is
that
you
have
the
opportunity
to
finish
it
with
the
look
that
you
desire.
We
recommend
using
colored
packaging
tape
(available
on
the
tab)
for
decorating
as
it
is
easy
to
use,
lightweight,
and
provides
a
nice,
glossy
finish.
Water
‐
based
paints
have
been
used
with
success
in
the
past
as
have
permanent
markers.
Prior
to
using
any
paints
or
markers,
test
on
a
scrap
piece
of
foam
to
ensure
that
it
doesn’t
melt
the
foam.
Remember
that
any
weight
you
add
to
the
airframe
will
affect
its
performance
so
keep
heavy
applications
of
paint
and
decals
to
a
minimum.
3.6 Repairs & Spare Parts
Due
to
this
models
extremely
light
weight,
it
is
surprisingly
durable!
If
a
part
of
the
model
is
damaged
it
can
typically
be
repaired
using
small
pieces
of
packaging
tape
or
by
gluing
using
.
If
a
part
is
damaged
beyond
repair,
simply
send
us
an
at
as
we
have
replacement
parts
for
purchase.
