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- Page 1 backpack User’s Guide Please read carefully this manual before using your equipment for the first time. ©Copyright b y O pale-‐Paramodels 2 012 v 1.0 P age 1 s ur 7 ...
- Page 2 Using our equipment in a bad way may increase risks. Neither Opale-Paramodels nor any other seller will be liable for any damage caused by any accident whatever the circumstances are. The way our equipment is used is incumbent upon the final user, including towards the law.
- Page 3 Table of contents 1. Kit content 2. Assembling the motor and the propeller 3. Installing the pilot 4. Adjustments 5. Technical specifications 1. Kit content This kit features: Chassis 2x Stainless steel buckles 3x high-strength rubber bands Requires: Spiral 1.2R / Fox 1.5 Soaring kit pilot (30cm doll, harness, 2x 10kg.cm Servomotors, 2x PVC arms) 1x500 grms ballast set An electric motor set, power between 200 W and 350 W...
- Page 4 A battery A transmitter / receiver set (3 channels at least) 2. Assembling the motor and the propeller Remove the 4 nuts that are on the engine mounting screws. Remove the 4 spacers. They are used to adjust the anti- torque of the motor. From behind the chassis, the propeller should be rotating clockwise.
- Page 5 Then mount the 4 nuts on and then secure them with thread lock or some glue. The ESC (controller) has to be put in the place designed to welcome it, using two colson cable ties (not included). Pay a special attention to isolating the connectors between the motor and the controller to prevent any short-circuit with the chassis.
- Page 6 Then position the pilot onto the Backpack. Connect the ESC (controller) to the receiver. Put the receiver into the harness and close it with the zipper. Grab the 3 rubber bands. Start by attaching the legs and then the pilot's body.
- Page 7 Now, please make sure that the pilot's arms are not behind this imaginary line (red line on the picture above), which represents the risers in flight. If the arms are on this line or behind that line, you will then need to unscrew the arm and then bring the arms forward to ensure they will stay in front of this imaginary line when risen up to the top.
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