J3-CUB
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
WARNING:
This J3 Cub Electric R\C model is not a toy and is not suitable for children under 14 years.
1. Do not fly near: Houses or buildings, children's play areas, roads or traffic, railways, airports,
overhead power lines and pylons. Do not fly near or over crowds of people or spectators.
2. The ideal location for flying is a wide-open space in all directions with no people around. (If
using a model airfield, be sure to contact the airfield's administrator for permission to fly.)
3. Be careful when charging the battery, use a dedicated lithium polymer battery charger that will
not overcharge the battery. Let the battery cool before recharging, do not charge in direct
sunlight.
4. Always check that other pilots are not using the same frequency (band) in the area you wish
to fly in.
5. Do not fly in strong winds or when a thunderstorm is close..
6. Do not try to catch the plane when it is flying.
7. Children who are under 14 years of age should be assisted by an experienced adult when
the plane is being flown.
8. This model aircraft has been designed to be powered by an electric motor. Fly this model in
the manner in which it has been designed for, do not fly it aggressively otherwise you may
experience structural failure which could result in injury.
9. Do not touch the propeller when the motors is running, it could lead to serious injuries.
Note:
The manufacturer will not be held responsible for any
damage or accidents caused by the improper use
of this model.
Thank you for purchasing our PiperJ3 Cub Electric R\C airplane,
The Piper is a propeller driven aircraft which is ideal for beginners!
The Piper will perform most maneuvers you will want to try with this
type of model and it is very robust If you happen to meet the
ground sooner than you had planned. There is a good chance the
J3 Cub will survive for another flight but you may want a tube of
epoxy glue close by just to be sure you can fix minor damage if it
occurs.
In order to fly the Piper, please make sure you read through the
instructions carefully before attempting to operate the model for the
first time.
You alone are responsible for the safe operation of your radio
controlled model. Young people should only be permitted to operate
this model under the instruction and supervision of an adult who is
aware of the hazards involved in flying model airplanes.
