INSTALL THE BATTERY
TEST THE RADIO CONTROL SYSTEM
1、Make sure the transmitter is switched on. Adjust all the trim levers to their neutral positions;
2、According to the following instructions, set up the power system(ESC) propeller function,
meanwhile the ESC brake function is optional to customers.
Note: The FOX RTF version includes a power system (ESC) with a brake function,
which can be programmed to make the propeller stop rotating then folding, reducing wind
resistance during glide when the throttle is cut off for landing.
We recommend that the brake function should be on for the FOX.
(1)、①Ensure that the throttle control stick is fully backward (to its lowest position);
NOTE: If the battery is connected to the plane at this time, disconnect it for
seconds;
②Connect the battery to the plane' s electronics. The power system ( ESC) will
immediately respond and remind the user if the propeller brake is “off”
(single beep) or “on”(two beeps) .
③If there is one single, it shows that the brake is in the off position. Then the propeller
will still turn under power off. This causes drag and reduces the plane's ability to
maintain glide speed during landings.
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1、Locate the battery. Ensure the battery has been charged and has enough power before
next step.
2、Turn the transmitter on . Attach the battery connector to the power plug of the
fuselage . The ESC will respond with one or two beeps. Place the battery in
place as shown in the picture .
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(PIC.27)
WARNING:The ESC is now armed and the propeller will turn if the throttle stick on the
transmitter is moved, possibly resulting in damage or injury.
NOTICE:(1)、Before ecting the battery, make sure the LED on the transmitter is on.
(2)、Fit the battery in its place as shown. Otherwise, the CG position will
be changed due to the movement of the battery. The plane will lose
its balance potentially.
3、Test fit the canopy hatch into the fuselage as picture show . It is important
to make sure the battery hatch attached tightly to avoid falling off during the flight
.
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(PIC.25) (PIC.26) (PIC.27)
(PIC.28) (PIC.29) (PIC.30)
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