- ページ 5

おもちゃ GREAT PLANES Slinger GPMA1180のPDF 取扱説明書をオンラインで閲覧またはダウンロードできます。GREAT PLANES Slinger GPMA1180 12 ページ。 Speed 400 electric fun fly arf

ASSEMBLY

1. Apply the decals to the front of the dummy engine

inlets on the plastic center section. Also, apply the

windshield decals to the canopy. Install the Velcro

where shown above on the plastic center section and on the

inside of the canopy (battery cover).

2. Make any needed cutouts in the center section for the

motor strap, pushrod exits, receiver antenna and servo

wires where shown in the photo above.

Caution: The best tool for this is a Dremel

tool with a 1/8" carbide cutter. If you use a model knife with

a #11 blade, use extreme care not to cut yourself.

3. Secure the motor to the center section with the

included nylon tie strap. Notice that the wires have already

been soldered to the motor.

Start with the left wing panel so that your progress will

match the following photos.

covering, for the servo. Remove the covering from over the

cutout. Your servo should fit tightly into the cutout. If it does not

fit tightly, or if you are using a smaller servo, glue some scrap

tape

foam or balsa shims (not included) into the cutout as needed.

control arm in place and remove the arm as well. Trim the

arm so that there is only one arm remaining.

mixer if used. See the photo on page 7.) Center the trims on

the transmitter and then turn on the transmitter. Plug the

ESC into the receiver and connect a charged battery to the

ESC. Turn on the receiver according to the instructions

supplied with the ESC. With the controls in neutral, reinstall

the servo control arm and screw. The arm should be

perpendicular to the servo. Turn off the receiver and

transmitter and unplug the servo.

type high speed

even with the top of the wing. If it isn't, deepen the cutout

as required. Use clear tape to hold the servo in the wing. An

unused clear part of the decal sheet may also be used.

5. Return to step one and install the other servo.

1. Find the cutout in the wing, under the plastic film

2. Remove the screw from the servo holding the servo

3. Plug the servo into the proper receiver channel (or

4. Insert the servo in the cutout. The servo should be