Act Flying Tips - HobbyZone Mini Super Cub Bedienungsanleitung

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ACT Flying Tips

• Never fly at too low of an altitude and expect ACT to
save you from a crash. You must maintain an altitude of
at least 200 feet (61 meters) for the software to be able
to help prevent crashes.
• Even when flying with ACT on, if you feel that your
aircraft is in jeopardy, reduce throttle immediately and
release the stick. You can then add a small amount of
up elevator (pull back slightly on the stick) to aid the
recovery.
• There may be times when the sensors used to activate
the protective software can be fooled. This may be
especially true when flying in very bright sunshine and/or
when the sun is close to the horizon.
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• Never fly over water, light colored sand, ice, snow or
anything else that can reflect light and "fool" the
sensors when ACT is on.
• Never fly in too tight of an area. ACT will not prevent
you from crashing into trees, buildings or other obstacles.
• Make several successful flights (including several soft
landings) prior to attempting to fly with ACT off.
• Never let the aircraft fly too far downwind from you,
which can cause the aircraft to fly away.
• It is always a good idea to have an experienced pilot
who has mastered control with at least a 3-channel radio
system to help you on your first flights.