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MILITARY TRANSPORT EP AIRPLANE
To view step-by-step video build instructions, tuning,
and flying tips go to: www.flitetest.com/ftfreighter
FEATURES/SPECIFICATIONS:
Multi-Axis Gyro Stability System
Durable EPP Construction
Reliable 2.4GHz Control System
Efficient and Powerful Dual Motor Control
Wingspan: 390mm Length: 405mm Flying Weight: 50g
Battery: 3.7v 1S 300mAh 25C Lithium Polymer (included)
USB Battery Charger (included)
REQUIRES:
• (3) 1.5V AA size batteries for the transmitter.
• (1) Clear tape (Cellophane or packing tape)
IMPORTANT! Read the ENTIRE instruction guide to become familiar with the model before
operating. This guide contains instructions for safety, operation and maintenance. It is
essential to read and follow all the instructions and warnings, prior to assembly, setup or use,
in order to operate correctly and avoid damage or injury.
NOTICE: All instructions, warranties and other collateral documents are subject to change at
the sole discretion of Flite Test. For up-to-date information, visit: www.flitetest.com
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- Page 1 MILITARY TRANSPORT EP AIRPLANE To view step-by-step video build instructions, tuning, and flying tips go to: www.flitetest.com/ftfreighter FEATURES/SPECIFICATIONS: Multi-Axis Gyro Stability System Durable EPP Construction Reliable 2.4GHz Control System Efficient and Powerful Dual Motor Control Wingspan: 390mm Length: 405mm Flying Weight: 50g Battery: 3.7v 1S 300mAh 25C Lithium Polymer (included)
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Page 2: Warranty
LITHIUM BATTERY WARNINGS This airplane requires use of a lithium polymer (LiPo) battery. Improper handling may result in damage or injury. You are responsible for following all safety precautions as outlined in the battery’s instruction manual and below: • Very important! Never leave the charger and LiPo •... -
Page 3: Charging The Lithium Battery
CHARGING THE LITHIUM BATTERY Fully charge the Lithium polymer (LiPo) battery before use. 1. Plug the charger into a 5v power adapter. 2. Plug the battery into the charger. 3. The LED will glow solid when charging. 4. When the LED goes out, charging is complete. 5. - Page 4 ASSEMBLY Gluing: Use the included glue to assemble the airplane. • Remove the cap and pierce the seal. Attach the tapered glue nozzle to the bottle. • Use sparingly! A thin film of glue is all you will need. • Always apply glue to the surface first and then attach the part. •...
- Page 5 ASSEMBLY 8) Apply a thin layer of glue to the wing saddle of the fuselage as shown. Glue should be used sparingly. 5) The two motors are counter rotating and need to be installed in the correct wing to work properly. Match the Left motor (L) with the Left wing and the Right (R) motor with the right wing.
- Page 6 ASSEMBLY 12) Once satisfied with the location and fit, remove and add glue to the slot. Install the stabilizer assembly to the fuselage at the angle you determined. Make sure the assembly is straight up and down. 11) The altitude above sea level of your location will influence how your plane will fly.
- Page 7 ASSEMBLY 16) Gently push the landing gear. Make sure the main gear angle towards the back. Note: If you will be hand launching, you may want 14) Apply a thin layer of glue around the opening of to remove the landing gear for a sleeker look. the fuselage.
- Page 8 PREFLIGHT 1. Linking the transmitter to the aircraft for the first time. a. Install a charged battery into the bottom of the plane. b. Close the battery door. c. Turn on the airplane first. The LED will flash. d. Turn on the Transmitter next. The LED’s on the transmitter and the plane will flash.
- Page 9 FLYING Caution: As a rule of thumb ALWAYS assume the propellers could spin at any time. Whenever a battery is installed, stay clear of the propellers! • Choose a wide-open area away from people, • Make sure the throttle stick is down and turn on the buildings and power lines.
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Page 10: Care And Maintenance
CARE AND MAINTENANCE Caution! When working on your plane with the battery installed, always remove the propellers in order to avoid the chance of injury if the motors accidentally turn ON. Included is a handy tool for prying off the propellers if you need. •...
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