SKU 94840
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opeRation
Choose a day when the wind is light.
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The ribbon attached to the Radio Transmitter
antenna should be blowing slightly (not greater than 30 degrees) and not be blowing
straight out.
Find a wide-open field.
turn on the Radio transmitter.
2.
Face the Biplane into the wind. Move the left hand control stick all the way forward so
3.
both motors are running at full power.
note:
It is recommended that two people work together to hand launch the Biplane. One
should control the Remote Control and one will launch the Biplane.
With the Biplane tilted at about 10 degrees, propel and release it into the wind.
4.
Let the Biplane climb to and fly at about 50 to 300 feet high. By moving the Climb
5.
and Turn control sticks you can change speed and direction.
To steer the Biplane, move the right Turn control stick to the left to steer to the left, and
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right to steer it right. Move the Turn Control Stick slightly to adjust for minor changes
in direction and tilt of the Biplane.
note:
Letting go of the control sticks will automatically bring them to a center position. This
will cause the Biplane to resume normal flight.
Normal flight time for one full charge is about four to six minutes. When the battery
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begins to reach the end of its power, the red LED light on the Radio Transmitter will
light up, indicating low transmitter power. When this occurs, IMMEDIATELY LAND
THE BIPLANE.
To bring in the Biplane for landing, glide the Biplane down against the wind. Move the
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left Climb control stick toward the center to slow the Propellers. Move the right Turn
control stick to adjust for direction. Continue to decrease the Propeller speed and
direction until the biplane lands and the propellers stop.
Turn OFF the Radio Transmitter.
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important: if damage is caused due to a crash; your warranty is void.
