Using The Manual; Kinds Of Operating The Skydreamer; Specification - Carson Skydreamer Betriebsanleitung

USING THIS MANUAL
This manual provides all the necessary
information for the final assembly and operation of
Skydreamer
your
to understand the components and operation of
your and model acquire some technical
knowledge, even if you are a novice. For the
absolute beginner who has never operated any
radio controlled model before, we would
recommend the assistance of an expert model
pilot for your first few flights. Ask your retailer for
details on local flying clubs. Safety for your
environment, for yourself and your model should
always be your first priority.
This manual also includes a list of the most
important spare parts and you should therefore
keep this manual for reference. Any descriptions
referring to direction in the manual e.g. "right side"
should be interpreted as viewed from the direction
of flight.
Skydreamer
Assemble your
according to the instruction manual and make sure
that all steps are followed fully and that all parts
are correctly fitted. Only a correctly assembled
Skydreamer
can provide optimum
performance.

SPECIFICATION

Channels
Trans- Batteries
mitter Frequency
(TX) Control distance
Functions
Size
Aero- Aeroplane battery
plane Weight of Model
(RX) Motor Type
Propeller
Accu voltage
Perm. current max
PWM Frequency
Controller BEC
Motor shut off
Weight
* The flight time may vary based on battery manufacturer, flying conditions and flight
characteristics.
SKYDREAMER CARSON R/C MODEL AIRCRAFT 50 050 5011
model. It should help you
exactly
4 ch
AAx8 or suitable Ni-Cd / Ni-MH rechargeable batteries
FM 35 MHz
about 300m
Speed control, elevator, rudder, (optional ailerons)
Length 1100mm Wingspan 1600mm
NiMH Accu with 8 cells (9,6V / 950mAh)
810g
380
5x4,5" (13x11cm)
9,6V
20A
1600 Hz
5V, 1A
7V
13g
KINDS OF OPERATING THE
Skydreamer
Due to its relatively high flight speed the
Skydreamer
is not suitable as a first model
for beginners. If this is the case we would
recommend an expert model pilot execute the
start and then hand over the transmitter to the
novice, when the plane has reached a safe
altitude. The first landings should also preferably
be handled by an expert. The
is generally launched by hand and landed on
grass. Landing on asphalt or other hard surfaces
can damage the fuselage and antenna. A
sufficiently large area free of obstacles is
recommended.
GB GB
Skydreamer
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