Flyzone Aircore User manual

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Principle
Instruction Manual
BATTERY HATCH REMOVAL
WING INSTALLATION
REQUIRED
●AirCore Power Core (FLZA6400)
●AirCore Battery (FLZA6401)
●SLT Compatible Radio System
●AirCore 2S LiPo AC/DC Charger (FLZA6411)
FLIGHT SETUP
Because transmitters other than the Tactic transmitters
may be used, the following information is included to
properly set the throws and C.G. (center-of-gravity) on
the AirCore Principle.
The measurements are taken at the widest part of the
control surface.
Rudder Throw 1/4 in [6 mm] 24 deg. Left and Right
Elevator Throw 9/32 in [ 7mm] 15 deg. Up and Down
CG Location on the Wing 1-1/8" [29mm] – 1-5/16" [33mm]
from the leading edge, on the bottom of the wing.

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OPTIONAL INSTALLATION
OF THE LANDING GEAR
RANGE CHECK
With the transmitter switched on and the battery plugged
into the AirCore Module, walk 50' [15 m] from the aircraft
and check the control functions for proper and smooth
operation.
FLYING THE AIRCORE AIRPLANES
Take off (or hand launch) directly into the wind.
Hand launch with throttle set at ½ power, wings level and
with a slight toss (it is not necessary to aggressively throw
this model to hand launch it).
Once in the air, gain altitude to allow yourself sufficient
reaction time to make a correction during flight.The AirCore
Principle flies well at half throttle.
Once you’re comfortable, adjust the elevator and rudder
trims one click at a time so that the AirCore Principle
flies straight and level with the control sticks centered.
The airplane requires only small amounts of control stick
movement to fly smoothly.
It’s recommended that you attempt to land before the motor
loses power and doesn’t have enough voltage to maintain
altitude. If you have a timer on your transmitter, set it for
4-minutes for the first couple of flights. Then, gradually
increase the flight time to fit your flying style. Allow at
least an extra 1-minute of flight time to allow for a second
attempt at landing.
If possible, always land directly into the wind.
Gradually reduce power when you are close to the landing
spot. When close to the ground and about to touch down,
pull the elevator stick back slightly to raise the nose of the
model and slow the landing speed to “flair” for landing.
Unplug and remove the battery from the model and
switch off the transmitter. Allow the motor to cool
between flights.
REPAIRS
Repairs can be made to the AirCore Principle by using the
following items:
●Formula ‘560’ Canopy Glue (highly recommended)
(PAAR3300)
●Thick Foam Safe CA (for quick field repairs)
(GPMR6072)
●Foam safe CA accelerator (GPMR6035)
●Two sets of needle nose pliers or hemostats
(HCAR0625)
●Hobby Knife (#11 blade) (RMXR6900)
●Electric Flyer Hinge Tape (DUBQ0916)
REPLACEMENT PARTS
To order replacement parts for the AirCore Principle, use
the order numbers in the list below. Replacement parts
are available only as listed. Replacement parts are not
available from Product Support, but can be purchased from
hobby shops or mail order/Internet order firms. If you need
assistance locating a dealer to purchase parts from, contact:
Product Support Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]
Stock No. Description
●FLZA6403 AirCore Principle Spinner
●FLZA6412 AirCore Principle Fuselage
●FLZA6416 AirCore Principle Wing
●FLZA6420 AirCore Principle Hatch
●FLZA6424 AirCore Principle Landing Gear
●FLZA6427 AirCore Airframe Push Rod Set
●FLZA6428 AirCore Hardware Set