OTHUNDE< T'GE< BALANGE
Youwill
needtosetuptheElevonfunctionin
your
radio.
Pleasecheckthemanualfor
your
radio.Makesurethe
servo movementis properly
then adjust the control
throwsasfollowingsuggestion.
3.Rangecheck
your
radio
system
per
theinstruction
from
themanufacturer.
4.Double
checkallthe
linkages
andwires,specially
in front
of the EDF.Avoid
anythingunsecuredin
theductbeforethefanoritwill
damagethefan.
5.Donot
attempttoflyif
thereisunusualnoisefrom
the EDF. Checkthe EDF carefully,replacethe
oarts
ifneeded.
THEFIRSTFLIGHT
Usethe firstfew flightsto get accustomedto your
new plane
and its flying
characteristics.Keepthe
model upwind and climb to a good comfortable
altitudebeforeyou make a turn. Trim all control
surfacesandmakesureitfliesstraightly.
Youwillneed
anassistanttohelp
you
tolaunchthe
plane. See next page of the illustrationfor a
successfullaunch.
Always be carefulwith the power of the battery.
Basicallythe plane
canfly about4 minuteonlyif
recommendedlipo batteryis used( No.2814
2200mAh
351P25C).
You do not have much time in the flight.
Once
trimmed
yourplaneproperly
then
you
willneedto
set up the landing
immediately.Tryto familiarthe
landing
coursebefore
run
outthe battery.Note:the
landingspeed of Concept-Xis fast, keep enough
approachingdistance
isneeded.
Donotcut
offthe
power
when
landing,keeparound
half
speedor lesswillhelp
landsuccessfullyor it
may stall.Cut off the power
when the Conceptis
almosttouchingthe ground
about 1-2m height.
Once
you familiarwiththe landingand launching
then
you
cantaketheflighttimein
aerobatics.
Suggestto applyrudder
controlthrowas smallas
possible
orplane
maycause
spinor
stall
suddenly.
This is due to the delta wino can not have much
yawing
intheair.
Youas the pilot
ofthisradio
controlled
model
are
responsible
for any accidentsthat may occur
duringits use. We recommendthat
you fly your
modelatamodel
club
fieldwhichis
speciallysetup
for modelflying. But always be sure that you
operatethemodelina
safeandcareful
manner
and
read theSafety
Cautions
which
enclosed
inthekit
as
following.
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IMPORTANT-Do
not fly your modal before
completingthisvery important
section.
A model
that is not properly balanced
will be unstable
couldcauseseriousdamageand/orinjury.
1.Turnthe wing(and
plane
if necessary)
up side
downand measureabout7" ('l
80mm)from the
LeadingEdgeofthewing
root
thenmakea mark
with
your
felt-pen.Thisisthebalance
point.
2.With
your
modelfullyassembledturnthemodel
uprightand
pick
it
upwithonefingerateachofthe
balance marks you made earlier.
lf balanced
properly
theplane
willhang
horizontally.Youcan
adjustthe battery
pack forwardor backwardto
reach
therightCG.
Pick
up
model
atCG
position
PRE-FLIGHTCHECK
Before
you attemptto fly your modelyou should
perform
some
final
checks:
l.Fully charge your radio and flight batteries
followingtheinstructionfrom
themanufacturer.
2.Check the direction of travel of your control
surfacesand
the
operationof
themotor
controller
per
theinstruction
from
themanufacturer
.
