Chapter 1 General Introduction; Motion Principle Of Fixed Wing; Aileron; Elevator Servo/Horizontal Tail - RadioLink A560 Instruction Manual
3d fixed wing vertical flight with 1 switch
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Chapter 1 General Introduction
1.1 Motion Principle of Fixed Wing
As below picture shown, besides the propeller, the two ailerons/horizontal tail/vertical tail are
also the moving parts of A560.
1.1.1 Aileron
Ailerons are controlled by a servo. When the left aileron moves up and the right down, left
aileron gets pushed by airflow downward and the right aileron is pushed by airflow upward,
then A560 will lean to left or roll over to left. When the left aileron moves down and the right up,
left aileron gets pushed by airflow upward and the right aileron is pushed downward, then
A560 will lean to right or roll over to right.
1.1.2 Elevator Servo/Horizontal Tail
When the elevator servo moves upward, the horizontal tail gets pushed downward by airflow
and the head of A560 will go up. When the elevator servo moves downward, the horizontal tail
gets pushed upward by airflow and the head of A560 will go down.
1.1.3 Rudder Servo/Vertical Tail
Similar to elevator servo, when rudder servo moves left, the vertical tail gets pushed to right by
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