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If the motor of your HobbyKing Toy does not spin, there might be several reasons. First, the batteries may need to be recharged. Second, the motor may be unplugged from the ESC. Finally, the motor may be damaged.
Why HobbyKing SuperG Toy has limited range?
If your HobbyKing Toy has a limited range, it could be due to several factors. The batteries may need to be recharged. Alternatively, the receiver may need to be re-bound or replaced. You can also try re-orienting the antennas.
What to do if HobbyKing SuperG will not climb?
If your HobbyKing Toy model won't climb, here are a few things to check: * The batteries may need to be recharged. * The model may be nose-heavy, so check the CG (center of gravity). * Try adjusting the elevator trim.
What to do if HobbyKing SuperG rotor does not spin up?
If the rotor of your HobbyKing Toy does not spin up, consider the following: * Ensure the AutoStart is plugged in. * Check if the AutoStart is working. * Inspect the rotor head for any binding.
How to fix HobbyKing Toy control surfaces that do not move?
If the control surfaces on your HobbyKing Toy are not moving, check that the servos are properly plugged into the receiver. Also, inspect the control rods for any binding.
Attaching the tail boom assembly and aluminum landing gear to the fuselage using screws.
Applying glue to wheel pants and attaching horizontal stabilizer to the fuselage with adhesive.
Gluing the vertical fin to the fuselage and attaching stabilizer sub-fins to the tail.
Attaching winglets to the fuselage and securing propeller and spinner to the motor shaft.
Inserting the flight battery into the tray and connecting it to the ESC for system arming.
Locating the correct center of gravity for the model, specified at 415mm.
Adjusting control throws for elevator and rudder to specified degrees for stable flight.
Performing a control check to ensure correct direction and free movement of control surfaces.
Ensuring proper assembly, CG, control directions, and checking the flight location.
Diagnosing issues with the model not climbing, checking battery, CG, and trim.
Troubleshooting why the motor or rotor does not spin, checking connections and binding.
Addressing problems with limited radio range, checking receiver and antennas.
Resolving issues with control surfaces not moving, checking servo connections and rods.
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