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General:
This section of the manual applies to the RTF version of our 210-R. If you purchased the BNF 210-R you can
reference this section and section 4 for Taranis setup information. On the RTF transmitter you will find an abundance of
switches, knobs and dials on your transmitter; do not let this freak you out as most will remain unused. Please note that
since we are selling you a ready to fly system everything in your transmitter has already been setup; we suggest against
accessing any of the menus within the transmitter and changing any settings. If you alter any of the settings on your
transmitter we may not to able to help you get them back into the correct state without opening a service request
with our shop!
Transmitter Sticks:
There are two sticks you manipulate to control your Speed Addict in flight; a left stick and a
right stick. Adjacent to each stick is a small, black trim adjustment tab; these are preset from the factory and do not
need to be adjusted for normal flight. If you accidentally bump this tab, simply adjust back to the original setting
(centered) by pressing gently in the appropriate direction - you will hear a 'beep' from your transmitter when the
setting is centered
Left Stick Channel Controls:
1) Throttle – Moving the left stick up increases RPM on your motors, moving the left stick down decreases RPM on your
motors. In flight this will allow your craft to gain or lose altitude.
2) Yaw – Moving the left stick left and right will command the craft to spin left or spin right on the horizontal axis.
Right Stick Channel Controls:
1) Pitch – Moving the right stick up and down pitches your craft forward and backward; drones fly differently than
planes in this way. For a drone to move forward the nose of the craft will point down toward the ground. This will cause
the craft to begin moving forward. Conversely, if the nose points up the craft will begin to move backwards, or slow