Hobbico Awarf Series, Руководство пользователя

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Right roll Adjusting amount of aileron throw
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26. If the ailerons do not move far enough, move
the aileron control rods farther out on the servo horn
or move the aileron control horns farther down on the
aileron torque rods. If the ailerons move too far, move
the aileron control rods closer to the center of the
aileron servo horn or move the aileron control horn
higher on the aileron torque rods.
The left aileron
should move down
as shown on the
surface control
gauge. The right
aileron should
move up.
The aileron servo
horn should rotate
counter clockwise.
To roll the plane to
the right, move the
aileron stick to the
right.
Balance your model!
Balancing your model is an important part of
preparing your model for flight and
must not be
omitted . A model that is not properly balanced will be
unstable and possibly unflyable. Your model should
be balanced prior to its first flight with the aircraft in
basically flight ready condition and with the fuel tank
empty. In other words, all construction should be
complete, the on-board radio system should be
installed and the wing attached. The model is
balanced by supporting it at two points on the
underside of the wing, one on each side of the
fuselage, approximately 3-3/4" back from the leading
edge of the wing. A pair of soft pencil erasers make
good points to support the model and will not mark
the bottom of the wing or let it slip loose. While
supporting the plane at the assigned points, make
sure that the plane balances horizontally. If the model
fails to rest in a level position, weight will need to be
moved or added to achieve a proper balance. Before
adding weight to your model, first try repositioning
the on-board receiver battery to balance the plane. A
weighted propeller hub is effective in balancing
models that need weight in the nose. There are also
stick-on lead weights available that are good for final
adjustments to the balance. A poorly balanced model
can be dangerous to fly. A nose-heavy model is very
sluggish and slow to respond to control inputs. A tail-
heavy model can become so sensitive that is is
uncontrollable. Do not attempt to fly your model
without balancing it carefully.
Balance point
3-3/4"