NINCOAIR is brand of NINCO DESARROLLOS S.L.
Ctra. de l’Hospitalet 32
08940 Cornella Barcelona Spain
CIF B-60307725 · www.nincoair.com
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NH92001 RTF MINI
ENGLISH
WARNING:
Read all instructions carefully prior to assembling and before flying this model. Seek advice should any information be unclear. You assume all risk and
responsibility when using this model.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Wingspan:
506mm
Length:
400mm
Weight:
95gr
Battery: Ni-Mh 4,8v 180 mAh
Motor: x2
Radio: 2 Ch
1. TRANSMITTER OPERATION AND FLIGHT CONTROLS.
Insert the antenna into the transmitter and ensure it is well connected. The transmitter requires 8 AA size alkaline batteries (not included). Fit them into the
battery compartment at the rear of the transmitter paying careful attention in order to observe correct polarity.
1. Throttle control
4. Power indicator
2. Rudder control
5. On/Off power switch
3. Battery indicator
Before turning on the transmitter, make sure the throttle stick is pulled all the way back. Switch on the transmitter.
Connect the fastener of the ribbon with the narrowest part at the top of the antenna.
Both the wind power and the wind direction must be tested based on the ribbon’s position, fastened to the antenna of
the remote controlled device.
The ideal conditions for flying are when there is no wind. When the ribbon is raised more than 45 degrees, this means
conditions are too windy.
This plane needs to be taken off by hand-launch.
2. ASSEMBLY. See page 7
1. Insert props into axles of motors; keep the props 2-3mm space from motors for too close touch will affect turning speed.
2. Correctly connect the wires of the 2 engines on the wing assembly to the fuselage (only wires of the same colour can be connected together).
3. Rip off the cover paper of the double side tape on the cabin.
4. Install the wing assembly onto the cabin. The 2 engines can have an equal distance from the fuselage. Apply glue to reinforce the installation.
5. Apply some glue to the vertical tail.
6. Install the vertical tail to the fixing position on the rear of the fuselage. Make sure the vertical tail is firmly and vertically installed.
7. Apply some glue to the backside of the horizontal tail (install the tail within 1 minute after applying glue).
8. Rip off the cover paper of the double side tape on the rear of the fuselage. Install the horizontal tail to the gap position below the vertical tail. Make sure the
vertical and the horizontal tail form a 90º angle, and the horizontal tail and the wing assembly are parallel.
9. Connect the fully charged battery to the receiver. Make sure the power switch is set to OFF before installing the battery.
10. Load the battery into the battery compartment under the fuselage. The battery shall be fully set into the battery compartment.
11. Install the battery cover and fix the screw.
12. Install the landing gear into the slot under the fuselage.
13. Plug the battery pack that is already discharged to the charging socket on the back of the transmitter for charging. It’s suggested to charge for 3-5 minutes or
till the battery becomes warm (about 45ºc). Never charge for over 5 minutes or till the battery temperature exceeds 45ºc.
3. FLIGHT
Choose a clear area with no high buildings, high voltage lines or trees close by. Good weather without wind or breeze is required. Wind speed should be lower
than 3 m/s.
Be sure than no similar airplane is flying nearby to avoid radio interference. Check all the equipment before every flight.
I. Turn on the transmitter to be sure of full power.
II. Pull out the antenna. Launch the plane against wind at an elevation angle of 15º for you.
III. Keep the glider 30m away from the transmitter. The two propellers must turn when pushing the left operational stick. One prop should slow down when the
right operational stick is moved.
CAR FEATURED WITH NI-MH BATTERY RECHARGEABLE. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY THESE SECURITY GUIDELINES:
Please, read through the whole instruction manual and keep for further reference.
1. Do not dispose of the battery into fire or heat.
2. Do not use or leave the battery near a heat source, such as fire or a heater.
3. Do not strike the battery or throw it against a hard surface.
4. Do not immerse the battery into water. Keep the battery cool and dry.
5. When recharging the battery, use only the charger designed for that purpose.
6, Do not over-discharge the battery.
7. Do not connect the battery to an electrical outlet.
8. Do not directly solder the battery or pierce it with a nail or other sharp object.
9. Do not transport or store the battery together with metal objects such as necklaces, hairpins, etc.
10. Charge the battery every six months.
11. Turn off your equipment power switch after use.
12. Recycle used batteries after covering the battery terminals with insulation tape or inserting the battery into an individual polybag.
