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Summary of Contents for Jaycar GT-4130
- Page 1 GT-4130 STUNT PLANE 3 Channel 2.4GHz RC Aeroplane Modelled after the famous Cessna 182 Skylane SKYLARK (GT-4130) Contents & Accessories Remote Control Remote Control Setup BATTERY & POWER SPECIFICATION Pairing the remote control & plane TROUBLESHOOTING PLANE PARTS...
- Page 2 Plane Parts Congratulations! You are now the owner of a Skylark. To ensure a safe and enjoyable time with this stunt plane, please read the complete instructions carefully before use. Also keep this instruction booklet and the packaging for future reference as they contain important information for troubleshooting and maintenance.
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Page 3: Contents & Accessories
During the take off, use the rudder control to keep the plane straight. Beginners are recommended to practice well or fly for the first time under the guidance of an experienced pilot. Trim could be used to adjust and level the plane. 1. - Page 4 During the take off, use the rudder control to keep the plane straight. Beginners are recommended to practice well or fly for the first time under the guidance of an experienced pilot. Trim could be used to adjust and level the plane. 1.
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Page 5: Remote Control
5. Remote Control Familiarize, Practice and Simulate Before your first flight, please familiarize, practice and simulate so you are confident with each control of the remote. 1. Familiarize with what each button and stick does on your remote control. See the illustration below for the important direction information. -
Page 6: Remote Control Setup
5. Remote Control Setup Take off from throwing After the pairing, make sure both the rudder and elevator are in neutral (middle) position. Push the throttle stick to about 60%. Face the wind and throw the plane horizontally. Immediately pull the direction button 1. - Page 7 9. Pairing the remote control and plane The Li-polymer charger has two independent charging socket for charging two batteries at the same time. USB power source can be from a computer or a mains USB charger. Plug in the Li-polymer battery into the plane. The airplane indicator now flashes.