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If your Horizon Hobby Toy aircraft is difficult to launch in the wind, it might be because you're launching it downwind or into a crosswind. Always launch the aircraft directly into the wind.
Why Horizon Hobby HobbyZone AeroScout S 2 1.1m Toy aircraft will not climb?
If your Horizon Hobby Toy aircraft isn't climbing, make sure the battery is fully charged before flying. The elevator might be trimmed 'down', so adjust the elevator trim 'up'. Also, a damaged rotor can affect climb performance, so land immediately and replace it if necessary.
General| Skill Level | Beginner |
|---|---|
| Recommended Environment | Outdoor |
| Wingspan | 43.3 in (1100mm) |
| Battery | 3S 1300mAh LiPo |
| ESC | 30A |
| Radio | Spektrum DXS |
| Charger | Not included |
Defines special language terms (Warning, Caution, Notice) and provides general safety warnings.
Lists critical safety measures for operating the model, focusing on safe distances, environment, and handling.
Details the aircraft's wingspan, length, and weight, with and without battery.
Lists included components and specifies necessary equipment like batteries and chargers.
Identifies and illustrates major parts of the aircraft, including landing gear, motor, and control surfaces.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the main and nose landing gear to the fuselage.
Instructions for mounting the horizontal stabilizers to the fuselage using a carbon fiber tube.
Details how to slide the wing joiner into panels and connect servo leads for the wing.
Identifies and explains the functions of various switches, buttons, and LEDs on the transmitter.
Provides steps for installing the flight battery, connecting the ESC, and initializing the SAFE system.
Guides on how to check and adjust the aircraft's center of gravity by repositioning the battery.
Outlines the procedure to verify correct response of control surfaces to transmitter inputs.
Details the procedure for testing the transmitter and receiver range to ensure proper communication.
Explains how to use the elevator, aileron, and rudder sticks for aircraft control.
Details the features and limitations of Beginner, Intermediate, and Experienced flight modes.
Explains how to use the panic button to quickly recover the aircraft to a stable attitude.
Lists essential checks to perform before each flight for safety and readiness.
Provides detailed instructions for performing a safe landing, including flaring and rolling out.
Explains how to trim the aircraft for straight and level flight using transmitter controls.
Explains the process of binding the transmitter to the receiver for initial setup or re-establishment.
Describes the wireless trainer feature for connecting two transmitters for instruction.
Explains how to configure dual rates and exponential for fine-tuning control sensitivity.
Outlines the setup process for NX series transmitters, including channel assignments and dual rates.
Explains the telemetry data provided by the Smart ESC and how to program motor pole count.
Guides on how to take off from and land on water safely with the float set.
Lists common operational issues like no power, turning, or difficulty controlling, with possible causes and fixes.
Defines key terms related to aircraft control surfaces, systems, and operation.
Outlines the safety code for model aircraft operations, including pilot responsibilities.
Provides instructions on how to obtain warranty service and contact Horizon Hobby.
Declares conformity with EU directives and provides a WEEE disposal notice.
