Anti-Crash Technology (Act) - HobbyZone Mini Super Cub Bedienungsanleitung

Anti-Crash Technology
Your Mini Super Cub comes equipped with exclusive Anti-Crash Technology. This software will help to prevent crashes due
to over-control. The sensors located on the fuselage "see" the horizon. One sensor is located at the top of the windshield
and the other is on the bottom side of the fuselage, in front of the landing gear.
The electronic system connected to the sensors knows that the airplane (with ACT On) should not be allowed to enter a
steep dive. If you give transmitter input that causes the plane to enter into a steep dive that could lead to a crash, the
ACT software will override your input to help prevent the aircraft from crashing. ACT will cut the power going to the motor
and add some up elevator, as well. This causes the nose of the airplane to pull up, helping to prevent your aircraft from
crashing. However, in order for ACT to work properly, there has to be sufficient altitude for recovery (at least 200 feet or 61
meters). ACT will only interrupt flight in extreme situations, allowing you to enjoy as much control of your Mini Super Cub
as you need.
If, with ACT on, you enter into a threatening dive, you will
notice the following.
• You will hear the motor power decrease as the ACT
programming overrides your input. This slows the speed
of the airplane and will reduce the risk of a crash.
• The ACT software will give up elevator input to help pull
the nose up and out of the dive.
• Once the ACT software has been engaged, you will not
regain control until after you have released the steering
stick and returned it to neutral.
The purpose of Anti-Crash Technology is to help you learn
to fly properly and smoothly. When ACT is engaged, it
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means you have placed your aircraft in jeopardy. Keeping
the stick more in the middle and less to the "corners" of
the transmitter will allow you to fly more smoothly and pre-
vent ACT from engaging. The key is to learn to make minor
movements on the controls. The transmitter is proportional
and is sensitive to small movements of the control stick.
Once you have gained more experience and feel comfort-
able flying, you can turn off ACT and have full control at all
times. It is possible to change flight modes (turn ACT on or
off) while in flight, but sufficient altitude is required.
To disable aCT
To turn off ACT, simply push inward on the surface control
stick (right stick). The red LED on the transmitter will blink
indicating that ACT has been turned off.
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