PRE-FLIGHT ENVIRONMENT CHECK
IMPORTANT CHARGING INFORMATION: Charge the plane’s internal batteries for 4 minutes. Note: If you notice your
flight time decreasing over time, you may increase the charge time up to 8 minutes for better performance. Never charge
more than 8 minutes or you may burn out the batteries.
1. Location – Always fly your F-16 Falcon™ in a wide open
grassy area that is free of buildings, trees, overhead wires,
and other obstructions. Do not fly near people or animals.
2. Weather – Do not fly your plane if the temperature is less than
45°F/7°C or above 104°F/40°C.
3. Wind Conditions – Avoid flying your plane in windy conditions,
because winds may overpower the plane and make it difficult to
control.
1. Push
the
planes
ON/OFF
switch to
OFF.
3. Insert
the charge
nozzle all
the way
into the
planes
charger
port.
5. The red light
will blink to
indicate charging
is occurring.
When the red light
stops blinking, the
plane is fully
charged.
1
2
FLYING INSTRUCTIONS
Move the
ON/OFF switch
on the charger/
flight controller
to the ON
position.
Extend
the
antenna
all the
way.
1
5
4
2
3
2. Open
the charge
nozzle
access door
and remove
the charge
nozzle.
NOTE: If controller is
in ON position with
plane on charger
the LED will be off to
tell user nothing is
happening.
4. Turn
controller OFF,
charger ON.
STORING
CHARGE
NOZZLE
3
When finished
charging the
plane, store the
charge nozzle
as shown.
Charge
Nozzle
5
4
Push
the
planes
ON/OFF
switch
to ON.
CHARGING YOUR AIRPLANE
Uncoil the plane’s antenna.
Ensure that the antenna is
straight to have the optimal
control of the plane.
Do not pull or yank on
the fragile antenna.
It can be loosened or
lost by using
strong force.
Launch the
plane against
the wind.
Ensure that
the plane
is parallel to
the ground level.
When preparing for take-off,
check the direction of the wind.
Always toss your plane against
the wind for the best take off and
flight results.
TIP: The wind will blow against
your face, if you are facing the
correct direction.