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3. Move the switch located on the left side of the
fuselage aft (rear) to the on position.
CAUTION:
Stay clear of the propellers once the battery
pack is plugged in and the switch turned on.
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4. Have an assistant launch the SKY SCREAMER after
you move the left stick on the transmitter forward (or
away from you). Both motors will run at full power. At
this setting the plane should climb at a 20° angle.
Release the left stick and both motors will stop.
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5. Moving the right stick to the right will cause the
right motor to slow down. This will cause the plane to turn
to the right.
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6. Moving the right stick to the left will cause the left
motor to slow down. This will cause the plane to turn to
the left.
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7. Releasing the left stick your airplane will slowly
descend for landing. Fly down wind, passed your
landing spot and turn back into the wind. Release the
left stick and the airplane will glide in for a landing.
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1. It is best to fly on calm days, at least for your first
few flights, when there is little or no wind (5 mph
maximum). Also, find an area clear of trees, power lines
and other structures. Your flying location should be
about the size of a baseball diamond. A flying field for
R/C planes is best. Don't fly around groups of people,
especially children or within 6 miles of existing R/C
flying fields.
PREPARE FOR FIRST FLIGHT
AT THE FIELD
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