User Manual

Revision V1.1

13. Centre Of Gravity

It is vital that you check that

the centre of gravity is correct.

Failure to do so could result in

a complete loss of control. We

recommend the balance point

of the model, complete with

battery, should be 80 -100mm

back from the leading edge of

the wing for initial ights. Very

experienced pilots may wish

to move the balance point

further back after initial ight

testing.

80 ~ 100 mm

12. Control Surface

Check that all control surfaces are centred and responding correctly to transmitter inputs.

Adjustments can be made to control surface centres by carefully rotating the plastic control

horns on the threaded portion of the metal control rods. Use the servo reversing function on

your transmitter for any control that is not responding in the correct sense to control inputs.

Make certain that all plastic links are securely “snapped” closed and that all control surface

hinges are secure. Use a small amount of foam glue if any hinges are not rmly attached.

We make the following recommendations for control surface deections. Experienced pilots may

wish to increase these movements after initial ight testing.

Ailerons: 8 mm each way

Elevator: 10 mm each way

Rudder: 12 mm each way

11. Battery

Installation

The battery is mounted in to

the model by removing the

upper canopy that is held in

place by magnets.

Your ight battery, (not

included in the PNP Version)

can easily be installed and

connected to the factory

tted “T” style connector.

Make certain the battery

is secured using the velcro

straps and that the canopy is

secure before ight.

For added security of the battery pack we recommend using

some self adhesive velcro applied to the battery and battery

tray.