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Step 5

Tail Control Test continued

Step 5

Tail Control Test

WATCH OUT!

Be sure to keep everything clear of the

propeller before starting the control test, in the event
that you accidentally turn on the motor.

1. Switch on the transmitter. Check the LED. Do not

touch the sticks for 2 seconds while the transmitter
automatically calibrates the controls.

2. Install the battery in the fuselage slot and plug in

the connector.

Do not arm the motor.

3. Move the right stick side to side. The flaps should

move as on the following page. If each flap is not
level with the rest of the tail surface when the
right stick is centered, adjust the control lines so
they are level (see page 10).

View from Rear

Moves Up

View from Rear

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Страница 1: ... HobbyZone products are distributed exclusively by Horizon Hobby Inc 4105 Fieldstone Road Champaign IL 61822 www horizonhobby com 2004 Horizon Hobby Inc 7047 Instruction Manual 7047_HBZ FBS manual qxd 10 5 04 9 30 AM Page 36 ...

Страница 2: ... as offer some pointers to ensure success in your first flights The HobbyZone Firebird Scout is equipped with revolutionary soft ware Smart Trak When Smart Trak is in Standard Mode it auto matically recognizes mistakes beginners often make such as over control and compensates for them while also increasing control during gliding with the motor off to maintain positive control This software makes t...

Страница 3: ...e to the fuselage sides 3 Before each flight make sure the front and trailing edges of the wing are exactly centered on the fuselage 1 Your transmitter comes with the 9V battery pre installed 2 To test switch on the transmitter The LED should glow brightly Your Firebird Scout includes landing gear Simply slide the landing gear into the allotted slot in the fuselage Once this is done you are ready ...

Страница 4: ...tantly After about 2 5 hours the LED will turn off indicating the battery is charged and ready to use 2 To charge another battery the charger must first be unplugged from both the wall and the battery to reset the timer Motor Test and Battery Discharge Adult Supervision Required WARNING Keep everything clear of the propeller and hold the plane securely A moving propeller can cause severe injury 1 ...

Страница 5: ...seconds while the transmitter automatically calibrates the controls 2 Install the battery in the fuselage slot and plug in the connector Do not arm the motor 3 Move the right stick side to side The flaps should move as on the following page If each flap is not level with the rest of the tail surface when the right stick is centered adjust the control lines so they are level see page 10 View from R...

Страница 6: ...If you ignore this direction you will regret it Important Do not fly over or near people buildings power lines highways train tracks vehicles trees water pavement gravel any hard surface or any object you don t want to crash into Please take this warning seriously to keep people property and the Firebird Scout safe Crash damage is not covered by the warranty 600 feet Fly in this area upwind of pil...

Страница 7: ...for directions on how to proceed WATCH OUT The person holding the airplane should hold it so that the propeller does not come in contact with any part of their body Choose a Calm Day You want to fly If you wait until the day is right you will have a successful flight On your first flights do not fly if the wind is more than 5 mph 1 Tie the included red flag to the end of your transmitter antenna 2...

Страница 8: ...hing determine the wind direction by watching which way the red transmitter rib bon is blowing Important Be careful when holding the right stick full over right or left for extended amounts of time In some cases this can cause the model to spiral dive and if it does not have sufficient altitude and it may crash If you see the Firebird Scout beginning to enter a spiral release the right stick 1 Aft...

Страница 9: ...s Throttle Adjustment 1 Climb to an altitude of 50 feet or more with full throttle 2 To achieve a level cruising altitude reduce power by moving the throttle stick down to approximately 50 of full on 3 To reduce altitude reduce throttle 4 To increase altitude increase throttle WATCH OUT If you re flying with the motor off or at a low speed allow the Firebird Scout a bit more area for turns 7047_HB...

Страница 10: ... However if you are flying over primarily grass you can easily remove the included landing gear and glide in for a landing on the grass Auto Cut Off Feature When the motor battery gets low enough this feature will automatically shut off the motor and save enough battery power so you can steer to a safe landing If the motor cuts off prepare to land immediately WARNING Do not attempt to catch the ai...

Страница 11: ...re portion of Smart Trak In this mode you will have full control at all times The Firebird Scout will turn tighter and easily enter a spiral This mode is not recommended until you have mastered flying in Standard Mode 1 Start with the transmitter off and the battery out of the plane 2 Always hold the plane securely keeping all body parts away from the propeller when the flight battery is installed...

Страница 12: ...out half way up you are in Smart Trak Standard Mode If the left control surface deflects up and stays up the same amount continuously you are in Expert Mode If a Crash Occurs 1 If you happen to crash and part of the foam wing or tail breaks it can be repaired using packing tape to cover missing pieces 2 If damage is severe or if wing or tail is bent replace damaged parts immediately See page 28 fo...

Страница 13: ...ay from the propeller when the flight battery is plugged in When you finish flying the Firebird Scout always unplug the battery before you turn off the transmitter 8 Never fly on the same frequency as another RC vehicle in your area The frequency of the Firebird Scout is shown on stickers on the back of the transmitter Unit does not operate 1 Transmitter battery is depleted or installed incorrectl...

Страница 14: ...ollow Up Procedures Due to the nature and operation of this product the warranty does not extend beyond the initial pre flight testing Carefully check the parts and operation before your first flight Damage incurred during landing crash ing or modification is not covered under the warranty Warranty Horizon Hobby Inc guarantees this product to be free of defects in material and workmanship If you d...

Страница 15: ... Battery Cover FB Scout 1 99 HBZ4631 Fuselage CH 1 26 995 32 99 HBZ4632 Fuselage CH 2 27 045 32 99 HBZ4633 Fuselage CH 3 27 095 32 99 HBZ4634 Fuselage CH 4 27 145 32 99 HBZ4635 Fuselage CH 5 27 195 32 99 HBZ4636 Fuselage CH 6 27 255 32 99 HBZ4620 Standard Wing Firebird Scout 8 99 HBZ4630 Tail w Accessories Firebird Scout 5 99 HBZ4617 Canopy Cover w Latch and Screw 1 99 HBZ4610 Decal Sheet 2 99 HBZ...

Страница 16: ...ge most HobbyZone Aircraft and ZigZag boat batteries HBZ4545 6V 300mAh Battery Keep your Firebird Scout in the air by purchasing an additional battery pack HobbyZone Accessories Please go to hobbyzonesports com for more information about all of our great planes boats and surface vehicles 7047_HBZ FBS manual qxd 10 5 04 9 30 AM Page 30 ...

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