HORIZON HOBBY EFLU31050 Jet BNF Basic Instruction Manual
- July 25, 2024
- HORIZON HOBBY
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HORIZON HOBBY EFLU31050 Jet BNF Basic
Specifications
- Wingspan: 660 mm
- Length: 540 mm
- Weight:
- Without battery: 205 g
- With recommended 3S 850 mAh battery (SPMX8503S30): 278 g
Product Information
The UMX Me 262 BNF Basic is a radio-controlled model aircraft featuring a wingspan of 660 mm and a length of 540 mm. It comes with a receiver/ESC Spektrum AS3X/SAFE unit, along with servos for ailerons, elevator, and rudder. The recommended transmitter is the NX7e 7-channel transmitter, and the recommended onboard battery is the Spektrum 3S 850 mAh, 30C. The model is designed for experienced hobbyists looking for a compact and agile flying experience.
Usage Instructions
1. Assembly:
Follow the assembly instructions provided in the manual to properly set up the UMX Me 262 BNF Basic before flight.
2. Transmitter Setup:
Configure your transmitter according to the specifications mentioned in the manual. Ensure proper settings for dual rates, expo, and throttle cut.
3. Flight Preparation:
Check that all control surfaces are moving correctly and that the battery is fully charged. Make sure the area you are flying in is clear of obstacles and suitable for flying.
4. Flying the UMX Me 262:
Gradually increase throttle and gently launch the aircraft into the air. Use the controls to maneuver the plane and practice different flight maneuvers based on your skill level.
FAQs
- Q: What should I do if the Low Voltage Alarm (LVC) activates during flight?
- A: Immediately land the aircraft to prevent damage to the batteries. Discontinue flying if the LVC alarm sounds.
- Q: How do I configure my transmitter for the UMX Me 262?
- A: Refer to the manual for specific instructions on setting up your transmitter for optimal performance with the UMX Me 262.
References
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