Harbor Freight Tools 92906 operating instructions Sure Plane taxies straight, if not adjust

Figure 8

2. Switch the Remote Control (11) “ON” and the plane “ON”. Lastly, press the Safety Button on the side of the Fuselage (3) under the Right

Wing (1b) - see Figure 8.

3.	Face the Airplane into the wind. Move the Plane		Right
	Speed Control all the way up so that the motor		Wing (1b)
	is running at full power.
Note: If launching from a Rolling Take - off make			Safety
	sure Plane taxies straight, if not adjust		Button
	Wheel Wires by bending one or both to	ON/OFF
	achieve a controlled straight taxi.	Switch	Fuselage
			(3)

4.With Airplane at FULL POWER and taxiing in a straight line pull back on the Elevator Control to gain altitude and achieve Take - off.

Note: If Hand Lauching it is recommended two people work together to launch the Plane, one to Launch and one to operate the Radio Transmitter.

5.If Hand Launching tilt the Plane up about 10°, propel in a straight line and release into the wind.

6.Let the Airplane climb to and fly at about 50 to 300 feet high. By moving the control sticks you can change pitch, direction, and speed.

7.If the Airplane rises too slowly, or dives, you may wish to adjust the elevator trim until the plane flies level with no pressure applied to the stick.

8.To steer the Airplane, move the rudder control stick to the left to steer to the left, and right to steer it right. Move the rudder control stick slightly to adjust for minor changes in direction and tilt of the Airplane.

9.If the airplane drifts to the right or left, you may adjust the rudder trim accordingly.

If the Airplane continues to fly too far right or too far left, correct for it by moving the rudder control the opposite direction. If flying left, move the control right. If flying right, move the control left.

If adjusting the rudder control does not work, land the Airplane and adjust the Rudder Pushrod

(4) to compensate.

10.Note that letting go of the control sticks will automatically bring them to a center position. This will cause the Airplane to glide, unpowered.

11.Normal flight time for one full charge is about ten (10) minutes. If the plane appears to be losing power or climbs with difficulty, the batteries are low. Land the plane.

12.When the remote control’s battery begins to reach the end of its power, the red indicator light will blink or it will make a warning noise. When this occurs, IMMEDIATELY LANDTHE AIRPLANE.

If the remote control’s battery is allowed to die completely, the plane will be uncontrolled and may cause damage to property or SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY.

13.To bring in the Airplane for landing, glide the Airplane down against the wind. Move the plane speed control backwards to slow the Propeller (9). Pull the Elevator control stick back somewhat to pull the nose of the plane up. Move the rudder control stick to adjust for direction. Continue to gradually decrease the Propeller (9) speed until you bring it to a stop and land the Airplane. If airplane descends too quickly, press slightly harder on the plane speed control to compensate.

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