HobbyZone Mini Super Cub Bedienungsanleitung Seite 24

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5. When you have reached higher altitudes and want to
practice using the elevator, begin with small and smooth
inputs to the transmitter. Very little input is needed to get
the plane to turn, climb or descend.
6. Avoid long vertical dives, with the motor on or off as it
can cause a lot of stress on the aircraft.
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7. It may be helpful to fly in smooth large ovals at higher
altitudes so that you can get used to steering the plane
with the nose coming toward you. Flying with the plane
coming toward you takes some practice and is one of the
hardest things to get used to when you first begin to fly.
Sharp Turns: Move the stick in the direction you want to
turn and add a bit of up elevator at the same time (pull
back on the stick). The plane will make a sharper banking
turn.
Rudder Trim: If the Mini Super Cub seems to drift in one
direction when the control stick is in the neutral (centered)
position, push the rudder trim buttons below the control
stick in the opposite direction of the drift. Adjust until the
plane flies straight with the control stick at neutral.
Elevator Trim: If the Mini Super Cub always "hunts" up
or down, use the trim buttons next to the elevator stick to
correct this problem. If it hunts up, push the upper trim
button until it flies level. If it hunts down, push the lower
trim button until it flies level. The Mini Super Cub should
fly straight with the stick at neutral. Your Mini Super
Cub should have a steady climb at full throttle when it is
trimmed properly.