Landing; Function Of The Switches/Levers; After Landing / Storing - Carson Cessna 182 Skylane Bedienungsanleitung

LanDIng

You should prepare for landing as soon as you detect a decrease in
motor performance, at which point you will still have enough power
to correct a poor landing and commence a new approach.
a landing should be performed as follows:
• Fly with a tailwind some distance parallel to the runway.
• Once the aircraft is at a suitable altitude and distance relative to
the runway, make a 180° turn in the direction of the runway - now
into the wind.

FunctIon oF tHe SwItcHeS/LeVerS

S/n identifikation
1
Throttle control
2 Elevator/rudder control levers
3 Elevator trim
4 Rudder trim
5 Throttle trim
6 On/off switch
7
Aerial

aFter LanDIng / StorIng

Once you have landed your model successfully you should immedia-
tely disconnect the flying battery. Then switch off the transmitter.
For information relating to the flying battery please refer to the
manufacturer's instructions and follow the recommended advice.
The dry cell or rechargeable batteries in the transmitter are relatively
uncomplicated. However, if you do not intend to use the RC unit for
several weeks, you should remove the batteries from the transmitter.
The plastic from which the model is mainly constructed is very
sensitive to temperature and can become permanently distorted if
subjected to high temperatures.
Do not expose your aircraft to direct sunlight for long periods of time
and do not store it in a car which may be heated by the sun.
When you store your model plane, please ensure that no parts are
jammed or twisted, as any distortion could become permanent after
a period of time.
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• Align the aircraft with the runway and let it descend by reducing
motor speed.
• On approach to the landing point, lift the elevator slightly and
control the speed using the power of the motor. Don't reduce the
speed too much.
• Reduce the throttle slightly and let the model glide.
• Just before touchdown, cut the throttle completely and allow the
model to land.
• If the approach is too high, open the throttle and gain height for a
new approach.
Funktion
Moving the throttle control forwards or backwards makes the
aircraft fly faster or slower.
Moving the control lever forwards or backwards makes the
aircraft climb or dive. Moving the control lever to the left or right
makes the aircraft move to the left or right.
Elevator trim makes the aircraft fly horizontally.
Rudder trim makes the aircraft turn to the left or right.
Throttle trim stops the propeller from turning.
Pushing the switch up turns the transmitter on or off.
Tranmits 2.4 GHz signal