USERS MANUAL

FCC ID: R6U6024-49M

Users Manual

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oUBL Oo0TING PROBLEM POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS ELECTRIC MOTOR DOES * Battery in plane not charged. — Completely discharge, recharge battery. NOT RUN OR POWER IS LOW * Batteries in radio control need replacement. — Replace batteries in radio control. * Debris stuck behind propeller. — Check and clean. RUDDER DOES NOT MOVE * Radio control switch not turned "ON". — Turn switch "ON". WHEN TRANSMITTER PULSED * Radio control batteries worn out. — Replace batteries. * Control wire not engaged in rudder. — Carefully slip control wire in place. * Plane‘s battery worn out. — Recharge/Replacebattery. SHORT FLYING TIME * Plane‘s battery not fully charged. — Completely discharge, then recharge battery. * Plane‘s battery damaged from overcharging. — Replacebattery. ERRATIC, LITTLE, OR NO * Person operating on same frequency nearby. — Move to new location or RADIO CONTROL wait your turn. * Radio control battery power low. — Replace batteries. * Plane‘s battery low. — Recharge battery. UNSTABLE DURING OPERATION * Windy or gusty conditions will affect the steering and stability of the airplane in flight. — Wait until windy condition subsides. SAFETY PRECAUTION RADIO CONTROL USER INFORMATION On the back of the radio control transmitteris the radio frequency on which you control the plane. This frequency could be shared with other radio control cars, radio control boats as well as other radio control planes. DO NOT fy your plane if other radio control vehicles or radio control planes with this same frequency are operating in or around your flying site. Moveto a new site or wait until the other vehicles are finished. Let those using the same frequency know that you will be flying in the area and take turns. Changes or modifications of any kind to your transmitter not recommended as it may damage the unit. Changing the set frequency by the consumer is a violation of F.C.C. regulations. Do not cut or shorten the length of the transmitter or receiver antennae. Doing so greatly reduces the operational range of the radio system. Refer to label on back of transmitter for operation frequency. Do not fly or operate more than one radio control plane or vehicle on the same frequency at a time. Operational interference may occur. PROPELLER SAFETY Keep your face, fingers, clothing and all other objects away from the propeller at all times. Keep spectators behind and away from spinning propellerat all times. Before each flight, make certain propeller is securely attached to your plane. After each flight, inspect propeller for nicks and breaks. Use only the propeller supplied with the plane. ~Safe Foam Airplane Do not alter, modify or customize the propeller. WARNING: Choking/Cutting Hazard — Small Parts/Sharp Propeller. ~Set of Landing Wheels RECHARGEABLE BATTERY SAFETY The plane uses ONE (1) 180mAh Lithium Polymer rechargeable battery. Follow the safety precautions listed below. If fluid leaks from battery, avoid contact with skin and eyes and properly disposeof battery. If battery no longer stays ~Radio—Control Transmitter charged, dispose of battery. Battery must be recycled or disposed of properly. * Only use the charger supplied to chargebattery. «Removable Telescopic Antenna * Never charge battery for longer than 40 minutes. * Always discharge battery before charging. WARNING Do notcharge plane using a different charging source. ~180mAh Lithium Polymer Rechargeable Battery Do notshort circuit terminals of charger or charge adapter. wore: The wnuracruren is not Reseonsiaue ror AlY * Do not charge battery without ventilation. mplo on TV inrerFeRence causen ay unauthontzeo moolrcktions To Tis EoulrMent. sucH oorcations —Instruction Manual * If the battery gets hot, makes a ‘popping‘ sound or leaks liquid — DISCONNECT CHARGER IMMEDIATELY, Discard battery. couLo vorn the uses autHoRny To orerare Ti eoulevent. (Remove items from package with care) * Do not dispose of battery by incineration. This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmfulinterference, and (2)this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. © is «Kss ifrgesht ind oo clthag anyn e poveler incher novng prs ADIO GONTROL «Pm in ts t t ts 10e d s otpe ce +000 agost to in ornosten Imported by: Innovage, Inc., 19511 Pauling, Foothill Ranch, CA 92610 +00NOT y ts oi coutet oo anmun 0o Mot uts t it ans ©2006 Innovage, Inc. All rights reserved. «Brmn ustt sroiningn row atyo apayey s enccorvt ty The artwork and design ofths package are proteted by US copyright law and may not be reproduced, dstrbuted, displayed, publshed or used for any purpose without +Useony mrcase anotecntnlunt priorwr tm permission. Itis not permited toaltr, remove orreproduce any trademarks or copyright noticefrom this package. Printed n CHINA. «Tunthe ts OA snn at se o cosans btey e

BATTERY INSTALLATIONN: Radio Control /‘ 1) Lift tab on back of battery cover and remove the cover. 1) The LEFT Control Stick on radio control: ioichins oniner a) Pushing the stick UP: High speed used for take off. 2) Insert SIX (6) "AA" size alkaline batteries (not included) in the b) Pull the stick DOWN: Normalflight speed correct polarity as shown. Alkaline batteries are recommended for best performance. 2) The RIGHT Control Stick on radio control: contiot a) Tap right to have plane turn right STICK 3) Replace the battery cover. [ b) Tap left to have plane turn left foits 4) Attach the antenna to the top of the 3) Turn power switch to "ON" and the Power $whth radio control by turning it clockwise until tight. Indicator Light on front of the radio control will illuminate. 5) Extend antenna out to full length before use. Retract antenna fully when not in use. FLYING TIPS: Pre—Flight Checklist 1 Must operate the plane in a grassy wide open field. You should allow yourself open spaceof at least CHARGING THE AIRPLANE BATTE 160 feet radius range. 1) Before first use, you must charge the included rechargeable Lithium battery. 2) Do not operate plane near buildings, powerlines, other people, vehicles, homes, trees or with anyother large objects nearby. 2) Insert the plug end of the rechargeable battery pack into the battery 3) If, during use, the plane gets stuck in a tree, power line or other tall object. charging compartment on the back of radio control DO NOT attempt to retrieveit yourself. Seek assistance from an adult. unit as shown. The battery can only be inserted 4) Make sure you are not wearing loose or long hanging clothing. 5) Make sure to tie down your long hair. one way. 6) Do not wear long dangling jewelry when operating this plane. 3) The YELLOW charging indicator light will iluminate 7) Parental guidance is suggested at all times. on the front control panel to indicate charging is 8) If you are flying with others around you, make sure they are behind you during airplane operation. in progress. 9) For best performance, it is recommended to operate the planewith little or no wind present as due to the light body construction, wind gusts will affect the steering and stability of the plane. 4) When the battery is fully charged, the YELLOW charging light will turn off and the GREEN ready Take Off Procedure light will illuminate. (Estimated recharge time for POWER INDICATOR LIGHT CHARGING LIGHT 1) Install the included landing wheels into thefront center bracket as shown (See diagram) the battery will require about 40 minutes 2) Make surethe radio control is ON and antenna is fully extended depending on residual charge) READY 3) Carefully grasp the fuselage right behind the main landing wheels with one hand. LIGHT 4) While holding the transmitter in your other free hand, press the left control stick all the way up to achieve maximum speed. POWER 5) While holding the left control stick up, hold the plane (NOTE: Main power switch should be in ON/OFF just above shoulder level and gently toss the plane straight SWITCH "OFF" position during charging.) ahead and level. (f there is wind, it is best to toss the plane into the wind to achieveimproved lift) D] 6) Continue to hold the control stick at maximum speed so the plane RY INSTALLATIO can gain speed and altitude. s 7) Onceflight is stable, you can pull back on the left control stick 1) Make sure the rechargeable battery pack is fully charged before first use. to maintain cruising speedor to slowly drop altitude. 8) To turn the plane, do not hold down the left or right direction stick. 2) Insert the rechargeable battery pack as shown in diagram with the black Turning is accomplished by small "taps" to the left or rightcontrol stick. plastic tip on the top. LANDING WHEELS 3) The battery must be inserted so that it fits within the two side clamps. 1) Landing should be always done into the wind to provide additional lift. 4) When properly inserted, the battery pack 2) When the plane is about 4~5 feet off the ground, push up on the left control stick for a should fit flush against the body of the plane. short 1 to 2 seconds. 3) Then release the control stick. 5) Fully charged battery will provide roughly 4) Before storing the plane, please make sure to remove the rechargeable battery to prolong its life. 4 minutes of flying time. (Note, landing the plane properly will take practice!)


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