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10 20 40 60 80 100<br />

FM Tx<br />

40.665MHz<br />

GB<br />

Requirements of the flight terrain<br />

There are different regulations from country to<br />

country governing model aircraft. Pay attention to<br />

the corresponding safety precautions in choosing<br />

your flight area.<br />

The ideal location is a model airplane club with its<br />

own facilities or large field with short grass.<br />

There should be no animals, people, traffic or<br />

parked vehicles present.<br />

Never fly near large obstacles, electricity pylons or<br />

overhead cables.<br />

Obtain information about the weather and wind<br />

velocity via the media (TV, newspaper, radio etc)<br />

before you commence flying, in order to avoid the<br />

risk of starting in unsuitable conditions. Never fly in<br />

strong wind, rain or thunder.<br />

If you are a beginner you should avoid flying in<br />

conditions where there is<br />

anything other than a very<br />

light wind. A silk ribbon on<br />

the transmitter's antenna<br />

when held vertically can be<br />

used as a wind indicator.<br />

Wind<br />

admissible<br />

30°<br />

Wind too<br />

strong<br />

45°<br />

Check before each start<br />

As a matter of necessity and courtesy<br />

before switching on your transmitter,<br />

ascertain which frequency (channel) other<br />

R/C modellers are using in your vicinity. If<br />

any other person controls a model on your<br />

frequency (same channel number) you must<br />

on no account switch on your transmitter,<br />

not even for the shortest time. If your<br />

frequency is free and you have checked that<br />

your model is in good condition, fully extend<br />

the transmitter's antenna and switch on the<br />

transmitter first, and then the receiver.<br />

Now check by moving the transmitter sticks (set the<br />

throttle stick in the OFF-position) the function of the<br />

flaps (direction, amount of deflection, and ease of<br />

operation).<br />

Scrutinise the propeller once again; it must be<br />

50<br />

<br />

<br />

Switch on<br />

Switch off<br />

<br />

<br />

replaced even if there is only a tiny amount of<br />

damage present. Hold the <strong>Skydreamer</strong> by<br />

the fuselage and check the rpm of the motor and<br />

correct rotation of the propeller. Keep hands and<br />

fingers well clear of the propeller. Your<br />

<strong>Skydreamer</strong> is now ready to fly.<br />

Damaged propeller<br />

may break<br />

Propeller rotates<br />

smoothly<br />

Propeller<br />

wobbels<br />

16 SKYDREAMER CARSON R/C MODEL AIRCRAFT 50 050 5011

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