User manual KYOSHO REAR OIL SHOCK SET

[. . . ] If you find any defective or missing parts, contact your local dealer or our Kyosho Distributor. OeFirst-time fliers should seek advice on pre-flight adjustments and assembly from experienced fliers. Remember that flying a badly assembled or badly adjusted aircraft is very dangerous! [. . . ] OeIn the beginning, novice fliers should always be assisted by an experienced flier and should never fly alone!Installing a powerful motor or engine, or flying this model aggressively may lead to serious damage and accidents!This model requires a minimum 4-channel radio control system (with 2 micro servos and 1 speed control amp (electronic speed controller) for aircraft. Read instruction manual supplied with radio control system thoroughly before use. Always set the servos at their neutral position before installing the servos. @ The servo's reach their neutral position automatically when connected accor di ng t o t he drawing below and the transmitter/receiver switches are turned ON. B Move Rudder Stick, Elevator Stick, and Trims on Transmitter to the center, so servos are in neutral. If the C of G is incorrect, you may lose control of your airplane and crash. When propeller stops, decide your landing approach based on wind direction and landing area. [ Turn wide with the wind, Landing Course and then land into the wind. [ O f l yi ng i nt o t he w nd, use t he r udder t o nce i st op any l ef t / r i ght l ean. [ --¤ Once horizontal, land the plane without using the elevator, keeping the plane horizontal with the rudder. B From about 1m off the ground use elevator to land plane horizontally. B For next flight, check that no screws have loosened and replace any scratched or damaged parts. When not flying, disconnect battery connector and remove battery from plane. J , K ^ Do not use with damaged or broken parts (may result in accidents or injury). [. . . ] When not flying, disconnect battery connector and remove battery from plane. J , K ^ Do not use with damaged or broken parts (may result in accidents or injury). Do not allow people watching to get too close to a rotating propeller. [. . . ]