Two Channel RC Glider Remote Control Airplane Model

Specifications:

• Color: Blue
• Flying Movement: Rise/Descend, Turn Left/Right
• Remote Control Power Source: 9.6V Battery
• Flight Time: Up To 10-15mins
• Size: 56.5 x 41.5 x 9.5cm/22.2 x 16.3 x 3.7in(L x W x H)
• The fuselage of the two channel radio controlled airplane model high quality material, endow with super light weight and crash resistant features
• Full function of this two channel remote control with long distance transmission and less interference features design, provides you amazing flying experience
• Two propeller design of these radio controlled model airplanes can ensure you can have more movement performance
• The 2 rotor blades are using top quality materials, which is not easily break
• Vivid detailing design of the fuselage makes it a great collection for you
• These radio controlled model airplanes with full assemble ready to fly design make them well-suited for beginning or advanced RC enthusiasts
• The body of these radio controlled model airplanes is molded from sturdy, lightweight material, so no painting is required
• Full function remote controlled  
• Direction change by rotational speed of left & right propeller
• Factory pre-assembled and ready-to-run
• Fabricated with ultra-light air-frame
• From the sleek and stylish body to the reliable chassis, every detail of these RC model airplanes is designed to provide you faster speed experience
• Flight time of up to 10 minutes
• Up to 60m altitude
• The battery of radio controlled model airplanes is charged by plugging it into the bottom of the controller so the battery can be charged in the field
• Direction change by rotational speed of left & right propeller
• These radio controlled model airplanes can go up & down by adjusting the turning speed of the motor
• Airframe of these radio controlled model airplanes is equipped with epp material, which is durable, so the plane is not easy to be damaged
• Propeller is made of special material that is solid, it enables the plane to land on the ground safely

Details:

• Full assemble ready to fly, easy to fly

• Accessories

• From the sleek and stylish body to the reliable chassis, every detail of these RC model airplanes is designed to provide you faster speed experience

• With new creative design, this two channel radio controlled airplane model is beautiful and attractive

Tips of the RC airplane:

• Understanding your RC airplane controls, or indeed the controls of any RC model, is very important for you to do some homework. It can help save more money from crash and enjoy the fullest fun of your models. Always take a bit of time to understand how your new RC airplane, helicopter or vehicle is operating; you'll get much more out of the hobby than just moving the transmitter sticks and watching the model change direction

The airplane control surface:

• For an airplane to be controllable, control surfaces are necessary. The 4 main surfaces are ailerons, elevator, rudder and flaps as shown below:

• When the airplane is on forward flight it will rotate around each axis (axis - the blue dashed lines in the picture above) when movement to any control surface is made by the pilot. The table below shows the appropriate actions 

• The following sections explain how each control surface affects the airplane

Ailerons:

       

• Located on the trailing edge (rear) of the wing, the ailerons control the airplane's roll about its longitudinal axis. Each aileron moves at the same time but in opposite directions For example when the left aileron moves up, the right aileron moves down and vice versa
• This movement causes a slight decrease in lift on the wingtip with the upward moving aileron, while the opposite wingtip experiences a slight increase in lift. Because of this subtle change in lift, the airplane is forced to roll in the appropriate direction ie when the pilot moves the stick left, the left aileron will rise and the airplane will roll left in response to the change in lift on each wing
• The ailerons are controlled by a left/right movement of the control stick, or 'yoke'

Rudder:

• The rudder is located on the back edge of the vertical stabilizer, or fin, and is controlled by 2 pedals at the pilot's feet. When you push the left pedal, the rudders move to the left. The air flowing over the fin now pushes harder against the left side of the rudder, forcing the nose of the airplane to yaw round to the left

Elevators:

• The elevators are located on the rear half of the tail plane, or horizontal stabilizer. Like the ailerons, they cause a subtle change in lift when movement is applied which raises or lowers the tail surface accordingly. In addition, air hitting deflected elevators does so in the same way as it hits the rudder with exaggerated effect that forces the airplane to tilt upwards or downwards
• Moving the elevator up (pulling back on the yoke) will cause the airplane to pitch its nose up and climb, while moving them down (pushing forward on the yoke) will cause the airplane to pitch the nose down and dive. Elevators are linked directly to each other, so work in unison unlike ailerons

Flaps:

• Flaps are located on the trailing edge of each wing, between the fuselage and the ailerons, and extend outward and downward from the wing when put into use
• The purpose of the flaps is to generate more lift at slower airspeed, which enables the airplane to fly at a greatly reduced speed with a lower risk of stalling. When extend further flaps also generate more drag which slows the airplane down much faster than just reducing throttle power
• Although the risk of stalling is always present, an airplane has to be flying very slowly to stall when flaps are in use at, for example, 10 degrees deflection
• So all these factors are why and how airplanes fly. Radio control model airplanes can of course be simpler - for example, just have rudder and elevator control or perhaps just rudder and motor control. But the same fundamental principles always apply to all airplanes, regardless of size, shape and design

NOTE:

• If the airplane met crash, immediately turn off the power of the RC airplane for avoid damage the motor and receiver
• If it is your first using, please make sure the receiver can be controlled by the transmitter. If not, please rebind. Details can be found in Bind Process Description the transmitter and the receiver must be bind again. More details ,ease refer to the process of frequency bind for 2.4 GHz R/C System
• Please do not turn on several RC devices and bind them at the same time, only turn on a set of RC device at one time
• Do not store the radio system in the damp, dusty and vibratory place, temperature over 40℃ or under -10°C and direct sunlight for long time
• If there is a long time not for use, please take the battery out from the transmitter and keep it in the dry place
• Forbid to wipe the radio system with the organic liquor such as thinner, acetone and chloroform
• Do not throw away the using up batteries, please keep them in the metalloid container and transfer them to the environmental conservation institution
• On purpose of environmental conservation and low using cost, we suggest you use the rechargeable Ni-MH battery

 Package Included:

• 1 x RC Airplane Model
• 1 x Screw Driver
• 2 x Spare Propellers