SONIK RC SPORT CUB N7614P User manual

USER MANUAL
6-AXIS GYRO PARK FLYER

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Center Control Surfaces
With the transmitter turned on and the battery conected to the ESC(and installed in the
battery compartment), it is now possible to check the center of all control surfaces.
Observe the rudder to ensure it is properly centered as shown below.
3. Connect the battery to the receiver,
then stick the battery into the cabin,
making sure the battery is well secured.
4. Setup is done. Make sure you read
and follow all instructions in this manual
before start ying the airplane.
Then observe the elevator to ensure it is properly centered as shown below.

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Sport Cub 500 comes with pre-installed
Gyro to help control ying easily.
The switch is with 3 levels to control the
Gyro. To turn on the Gyro, switch to upper
position(towards you). To turn off the Gyro,
switch to lower position(away from you).
CAUTION: It is strongly suggested to turn
on Gyro while ying the Super Cub 500.
Binding Instruction
Gyro Switch
Binding is the process of programming the receiver to recognize the
GUID (Globally Unique Identier) code of a single specic transmitter. When a receiver
is bound to a transmitter, the receiver will only respond to that specic transmitter.
If you need to rebind for any reason, please follow these steps:
1.Keep the transmitter switched OFF, throttle joystick at buttom position.
NOTICE: Keep Gyro switch at Middle or Beginner position.
NOTICE: Keep the plane still in a calm environment for calculating the Gyro.
2.Connect the battery to the plane, then turn on the transmitter within 5 seconds.
3.The receiver LED will ash for 3-8 seconds to bind automatically.
4.After the receiver LED stop ashing, it means the binding process is done.
Follow below steps when you operate a bound plane:
1.Power on transmitter rst.
2.Connect the battery to the plane within 3 seconds.
3.The receiver LED in plane will ash and then turn to solid in several seconds.
4.Switch the Gyro control stick to Gyro assist level(MIDD or BEGINNER).
NOTICE: Allow the airplane stay still about 3~5 seconds in a calm environment when
you rst time turn on Gyro, in order to calibrate and activate the Gyro. When the Gyro
starts to react, means it is activated.
5.Turn throttle stick up to max and then down to min to arm the motor.
CAUTION: Do NOT operate around people or property, otherwise it may cause serious
damage!
0 - Away From You- Manual / Gyro Off (EXPERT)
1 - At the Middle - Soft Gyro Assit (MIDD)
2 - Towards You - Strong Gyro Assit (BEGINNER)
Throttle Unlock(Arming)
To prevent from damages, the throttle channel is locked each time when powering on
your transmitter. Follow below instruction to unlock the throttle.
CAUTION: Keep the propeller in distance for your safety.
Turn the throttle stick up to max position until you hear a "beep" sound. Then turn the
throttle stick down to min position until you hear a "beep" sound.
Now the throttle is unlocked.
Elevator Trimmer
Elevator
Aileron

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Fly in spacious ground without obstacles
and boskage.
Never y the plane near highway, railway,
high tension line, crowded people, ying
area and residential area.
NOTE: The plane is designed to be ew
outdoors only.
We also suggest ying over grass as it
is a much more forgiving surface that
causes less damage in the unfortunate
event or a crash. Short grass is better
for takeoffs and landings as grass that is
too long can cause the airplane to nose-
over/ip and be damaged. An ideal ying
area allows for takeoffs and landings on
a smoother surface(such as asphalt) and
ying over grass.
Find a Flight Field
Based on the size and weight of the plane it is typically considered to be a "park yer"
class airplane. As a result it is best to y the plane at a local park, schoolyard, ying eld
or other area that is large enough and free of people and obstructions. We recommend
and area the size of at least one football/soccer eld. However, even larger areas are
better suited and preferred especially when learning how to y. Do NOT y in parking
lots, crowded neighborhood areas or in areas that are not free of people or obstructions.
Flying Conditions
It is typically best to y on days that are calm without wind, especially when learning how
to y. It is strongly suggested ying only in calm conditions until you are familiar with the
controls and handling of the model. Even light winds can make it much more difcult to
learn to y, and in some cases can even carry the model beyong your line of sight.
Also, if you are a first-time or low-time pilot, we highly recommend that allow a more
experienced pilot to test y and properly trim the model before attempting your rst ight.
A proven yable and properly trimmed model is signicantly easier and more enjoyable
to y.
After you have properly trimmed the airplane in calm conditions and become familiar
with its handling/capabilities you will be able to y in light winds or depending on your
experience and comfort level, in winds up to 5-7 mph.
Do NOT y on days when signicant moisture, such as rain or snow, is present.