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General| Material | EPO foam |
|---|---|
| Skill Level | Intermediate |
| Motor | Brushless Outrunner |
| Servos | 9 x 9g |
| Radio | 6 channels |
Important safety precautions for operating the R/C model airplane, especially for beginners.
Crucial safety guidelines for operating the B-17G Electric R/C model, including age restrictions and flying practices.
Technical details of the B-17G model, including wingspan, length, weight, servos, battery, ESC, and motor.
A welcome message thanking the customer for purchasing the model and encouraging them to read the manual.
Identification of major aircraft parts including fuselage, wings, and tail sections.
List and identification of various small parts and hardware for assembly.
Instructions for joining the two wing halves and connecting servo leads.
Guidance on connecting signal and power leads for control surfaces and servo rockers.
Steps for fixing control surface angles and attaching the fuselage to the wings.
Instructions for assembling the propeller, spinner, and attaching the tail sections.
Adding machine guns and completing the B-17G model assembly.
Procedure for verifying and adjusting the model's center of gravity for stable flight.
Comprehensive checks required before flight to ensure safety and operational readiness.
Advice on training, ground handling, and ideal flying conditions for new pilots.
Detailed steps for charging the Li-Po battery and expected charging time.
Critical warnings regarding the handling, charging, and storage of Li-Po batteries to prevent hazards.
Instructions for a successful take-off, including launch technique and initial ascent angle.
Guidance on maintaining stable flight at half throttle and using glides to extend airtime.
Procedures for safe landing, considering battery status, wind, and altitude.
Solutions for motor failure, checking battery charge and internal circuits.
Addressing issues with flying off-course, focusing on rudder trim and wing alignment.
Troubleshooting when the model fails to climb, checking battery and elevator adjustments.
Diagnosing and fixing problems with limited control distance, checking transmitter battery and antenna.
