Turning Flight; Landing - Reely Jet Gyro Bedienungsanleitung

If the model lowers the tip of the fuselage, increase the motor power gradually. Rely heavily on your intuition when
steering. The pitch of the joystick is very useful.
Let the model gain a sufficient altitude before carrying out the first turn. Do not fly too high and not too far away so
you can always check the flight position of your model. Once you have reached the desired height, reduce the motor
speed so your model can fly at a constant altitude.
Should the model fly beyond the effective range of the remote control, the motors will turn off automatically.
The model will then glide to the ground without propulsion.
c) Turning flight
Push the direction control joystick (see also Figure 6, no. 3) to the right or left until the model assumes the desired
flight direction. Begin with light and brief control manipulations and observe the model behaviour. The longer and far-
ther you push the joystick, the tighter and steeper the turns become. At the beginning, try to fly large and wide circles.
Once the model flies in the desired direction, move the joystick back to the centre position.
When performing a turn, always pay attention to the altitude. If the model loses altitude, increase the motor power for
the model to ascend again.
Important!
If the model no longer gains altitude at maximum motor power, the flight battery is almost empty. In this
case, land the model immediately to prevent deep discharge and damage to the flight battery.
d) Landing
As with the take-off, the landing must always take place against the wind. Reduce the motor performance and fly in
big flat circles to slowly reduce the altitude.
Select the last curve before the approach for a landing so that in case of an emergency you would have sufficient
room for landing and so that you would not have to effect considerable corrections to the course during the approach
for a landing. As the model flies toward the planned touchdown point, reduce the motor speed so that it descends
continuously and flies toward the planned touchdown point.
If the model loses altitude too quickly, add a little motor power until it flies back toward the planned landing point. Only
turn off the motors completely right before touchdown.
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