E) The First Landing; Maintenance And Care - Reely SKY Extra 300 Bedienungsanleitung

e) The First Landing

Like the first flight, the first landing should always be done against the wind.
Reduce the motor speed and fly big and flat circles. Do not pull too hard on the elevator in order to reduce the flying altitude selectively. Select the last curve
before the landing approach so that you have sufficient room for landing and the course does not have to be changed significantly when landing.
When the model is flying along the planned landing line, reduce the motor speed further and keep the model in a horizontal position using the elevator. Now the
model must continue to lose altitude and fly towards the planned touch-down point at the end of the imaginary landing line.
Especially in this critical flying phase, always ensure sufficient flying speed and do not slow down the model too much by reducing the motor speed too abruptly
or pulling the elevator too hard. It is only shortly before touch-down that the motor is stopped and the model lands with the elevator fully pulled.
Important information!
Directly after the first flight, check the temperature of the motor, the speed controller and the flight battery. If components become too hot, make
suitable holes on the fuselage side to ensure more efficient ventilation: Now you can re-adjust the rudder, the elevator and the aileron linkage so
that the model flies straight and the trim levers on the transmitter are in centre position again.
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10. Maintenance and care

Check the linkages and the control functions of the servos on your model regularly. All moving parts have to be easily movable, but should not have any play in
their bearings.
The outside of the model should only be cleaned with a soft, moistened cloth. Never use aggressive cleaning agents or chemical solutions as these may damage
the surfaces.
Important!
If you have to replace damaged or worn parts, use original replacement parts only.
A spare parts list is available on our website at www.conrad.com in the download section of the product.
You can also ask for the spare part list by phone. For contact information, please refer to chapter "1. Introduction" at the beginning of these operating instructions.
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