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INTRODUCTION ................................................................2
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ..................................................2
AMA ...................................................................................3
DECISIONS YOU MUST MAKE ........................................3
Transmitter ...................................................................3
Servos..........................................................................3
Receiver .......................................................................3
Battery .........................................................................4
Speed Control ..............................................................4
Charger ........................................................................4
Battery Charging Leads ...............................................4
Optional: Brushless Motor Upgrade.............................4
Propeller Selection.......................................................4
Glue .............................................................................4
ADDITIONAL ITEMS REQUIRED .....................................4
Adhesives & Building Supplies ....................................4
KIT INSPECTION...............................................................5
KIT CONTENTS.................................................................5
ORDERING REPLACEMENT PARTS ...............................6
METRIC/INCH RULER ......................................................6
BUILD THE AIRPLANE .....................................................7
Assemble the Horizontal Stabilizer ..............................7
Assemble the Wing ......................................................9
Assemble the Fuselage ...............................................9
Finish the Landing Gear ............................................13
Radio Setup ...............................................................14
Mount the Motor & Gearbox ......................................16
Firewall-Mounted Motor System ................................17
GET THE MODEL READY TO FLY..................................17
Check the Control Directions .....................................17
Set the Control Throws ..............................................18
Balance the Model (C.G.) ..........................................18
Balance the Model Laterally ......................................19
PREFLIGHT .....................................................................19
Identify Your Model.....................................................19
Charge the Batteries..................................................19
Range Check .............................................................19
MOTOR SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ..................................20
AMA SAFETY CODE (excerpts) ....................................20
CHECK LIST....................................................................20
FLYING.............................................................................21
Hand Launch .............................................................21
Rise-Off-Ground (ROG) Takeoffs...............................21
Flight ..........................................................................21
Landing ......................................................................21
ANGLE TEMPLATES.......................................................23
The ElectriFly by Great Planes FlatOut Turmoil ™ ARF is an
excellent way to enjoy 3D aerobatics without the cost and
intensity of giant-scale, gasoline-powered models. After a
couple of hours on the workbench, your FlatOut Turmoil
ARF will be ready to tackle torque rolls, walls, harriers, high-
alpha rolling circles and more! An excellent indoor or calm-
day outdoor performer, this airplane is a virtually unlimited
3D aerobat, but flying it involves only connecting the battery,
throttling up, and letting go!
Take care to build straight and true. Misaligned parts will
hurt the airplane’s ability to perform the extreme aerobatics
it is designed for.
For the latest technical updates or manual corrections to the
FlatOut Turmoil ARF visit the Great Planes web site at
www.electrifly.com. Open the “Airplanes” link, then select
the FlatOut Turmoil ARF. If there is new technical information
or changes to this model, a “tech notice” box will appear in
the upper left corner of the page.
Attention: The product you have purchased
is powered by a rechargeable battery. At the
end of its useful life, under various state and
local laws, it may be illegal to dispose of this
battery into the municipal waste system.
Check with your local solid waste officials for details in your
area for recycling options or proper disposal.
This product contains a chemical known to the state of
California to cause cancer and birth defects or other
reproductive harm.
1. Even though the FlatOut Turmoil ARF is small, lightweight
and flies slowly, if it is not assembled and operated correctly
it could possibly cause injury to yourself or spectators and
damage property.
PROTECT YOUR MODEL, YOURSELF
& OTHERS...FOLLOW THESE
IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
A NOTE ABOUT METRIC DIMENSIONS
Since the parts of this airplane have been designed with
metric dimensions, the metric size (in millimeters) of the parts
is written first. For convenience, we have listed close
approximations of these sizes in the English system (inches),
but be aware that these conversions are only approximate.
CAUTION: Be aware that the FlatOut Turmoil ARF is
operated on the same frequency band as larger, “regular”
R/C models. If flying your FlatOut Turmoil ARF within five
miles of an R/C site, there is a real possibility that you
could be operating your model on the same frequency
(channel) as another R/C pilot. If this happens a crash will
result–with the person flying the more expensive model
suffering the greater loss (and having greater potential for
property damage or injury). The best thing to do is to join
an R/C club and fly at the site where frequency control
measures will be in effect. If you insist on flying elsewhere
always be aware of your proximity to R/C flying sites.
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