Hobbico Spectrum User Manual

90-DAY LIMITED WARRANTY
If you, as the original owner of this model, discover defects in parts and workmanship within 90-days of purchase, Hobbico will repair or replace
it - at the option of our authorized U.S. repair facility, Hobby Services - without charge. Our liability does not include the cost of shipping to us.
However, Hobby Services will pay shipping expenses to return your model to you. You must provide proof of purchase, such as your original
purchase invoice or receipt, for your model’s warranty to be honored. This warranty does not apply to damage or defects caused by misuse or
improper assembly, service or shipment. Modifications, alterations or repair by anyone other than Hobby Services voids this warranty. We are
sorry, but we cannot be responsible for crash damage and/or resulting loss of kits, engines, accessories, etc.
Your Spectrum ARF must be returned directly to Hobby Services for warranty work. The address is: Hobby Services, Attn: Service Department,
1610 Interstate Drive, Champaign, IL 61822-1067. Phone: (217) 398-0007. Please follow the instructions below when returning your model. This
will help our experienced technicians to repair and return it as quickly as possible.
1. ALWAYS return your entire system, including airplane and radio.
2. Disconnect the receiver battery switch harness and make sure that the transmitter is turned off. Disconnect all batteries and drain all fuel.
3. Include a list of all items returned and a THROUGH, written explanation of the problem and service needed. If you expect the repair to be
covered under warranty, also include your proof of purchase.
4. Include your full return address and a phone number where you can be reached during the day.
if your model is past the 90-day warranty period or is excluded from warranty coverage, you can still receive repair service through Hobby
Services
at a nominal cost. Repair charges and postage may be prepaid or billed COD. Additional postage charges will be applied for non- warranty returns.
All repairs shipped outside the United States must be prepaid in U.S. funds only. All pictures, descriptions and specifications found in this
instruction manual and on the product package are subject to change without notice. Hobbico maintains no responsibility for inadvertent errors.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
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Hobbico Spectrum Specifications

General

Brand	Hobbico
Model	Spectrum
Category	Toy
Language	English

Summary

Model Introduction, Warranty, and Parts Identification

Warranty Information and Return Procedures

Details the 90-day limited warranty and procedures for returning the model for service.

Know Your Model's Parts

Identifies all components included in the kit for easy organization before assembly.

Preparation and Safety Guidelines

Required Tools, Materials, and Engine Selection

Lists necessary tools, adhesives, hardware, and engine recommendations for assembly.

Essential Safety Precautions

Covers critical safety warnings and procedures for safe model operation and handling.

Comprehensive Assembly Instructions

Wing Assembly and Installation

Guides through the process of assembling and attaching the main wings to the fuselage.

Engine and Fuel System Installation

Covers the installation of the model engine, engine mount, and the fuel tank system.

Tail Components and Radio Installation

Details the attachment of tail surfaces (stabilizer, rudder) and the setup of radio control components.

Fuselage, Cowling, and Cockpit Assembly

Guides on joining fuselage sections, fitting the cowl, and installing the pilot figure.

Landing Gear and Wheel Setup

Instructions for installing both fixed and retractable landing gear systems and wheels.

Control Surface, Battery, and Receiver Setup

Covers connecting electronics, adjusting control surface throws, and balancing the model.

Preflight Checks and Flying Techniques

Preflight Inspections and Radio Range Check

Outlines essential inspections before the first flight, including radio range testing.

Engine Safety and Operation Precautions

Provides crucial safety precautions for engine handling, starting, and operation.

Flying, Takeoff, and Landing Advice

Offers advice on piloting the model, including takeoff and landing strategies for optimal performance.