Thank you for investing in hours of fun and flying action with your new Eagle Jet. We have included the latest technology and designed the aerodynamics of the Eagle Jet to make sure you have a great flying experience. We hope you have as much fun flying as we have had in designing, building and testing the Eagle Jet. INDEX Best Regards Product Safety Warnings………....................………..2 The Ten Best Things About The Eagle Jet…………4 The Nine Eagle Team Tips for Good Maintenance…….........................
PRODUCT SAFETY WARNINGS General Safety 2. NEVER charge the Eagle Jet in anyway other than Read this user guide carefully and use the Eagle Jet according to these instructions. You should the way described in these instructions. The transmitter charger should only be used for the Eagle Jet. NEVER keep this manual as reference for the future. Small parts included with this toy may cause try to use it to recharge other batteries. children to choke if parts are swallowed.
2.Only recharge the Li-PO battery through the transmitter and NEVER recharge the batteries in excess. When re-charging place the Eagle Jet in an open area with fire proof surroundings. Ensure you This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and 2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
@ Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. @ Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. @ Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. @ Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. The Ten Best Things About the Eagle Jet 1. The Eagle Jet is designed for maximum fun and is simple to use.
7. Recharging is SAFE and EASY. You do not have to 3. Avoid leaving your Eagle Jet in strong sunlight or hot plug into main supply power. The internal Li-PO bat- places such as in a locked motor vehicle. tery re-charges directly from the transmitter. 4. NEVER immerse your Eagle Jet into water as you will 8. The aerodynamics of the Eagle Jet maximizes its energy efficiency which gives you longer flight times. 9. LED light beams from each wing tip looks great destroy the electronics.
NOTICE: Illustration of the Eagle Jet & Accessories This procedure must be done by adults as there is a sharp point on the motor shaft after removing the ANT propeller.
Battery Installation and Recharging Battery Requirements for the Eagle Jet: Power supply: DC Power: DC 3.7V, 5.2W Battery: 1 X 3.7V Li-PO, rechargeable 1. Use the screwdriver to turn anti-clockwise to open the bat- (included inside the Eagle Jet) tery cover.(PICTURE 1) PICTURE1 Battery Requirements for the transmitter Power supply: DC 2. Install 6pcs of “AA” alkaline batteries with correct Power: DC9V, 2.8W Battery: 6 x 1.5V, “AA”/LR6/AM3 Alkaline battery (not polarities.
Recharge the jet 4. It will take 30~40 minutes for recharging, and the jet 1. Pull open the rechargeable door of the transmitter can fly 4~6 minutes after recharging. and take out the rechargeable wire.(PICTURE 1) PICTURE1 5. If the batteries in the transmitter are exhausted, recharging may take longer. 2. Turn off the jet; insert the recharging plug into the Pre-Flight Pilot Checks socket.(PICTURE 2) PICTURE2 1. Screw the antenna into the transmitter tightly. 2.
Flying the Eagle Jet 1. Push the throttle forward slightly to make the jet fly with 5~10 degree angle upwards, throw it out slightly. 5. When the jet rotates anticlockwise, press the right side of the Trim button repeatedly until the jet stops rotating and can fly straight.(PICTURE 2) 2. When the jet flies out, adjust the throttle to make the jet fly stable. 3. Push the rudder to the left, the jet will turn left; then push the rudder to the right, the jet will turn right. 4.
8. If your jet flies in deflection way and the trim button 2. You can also fly your jet indoor, please notice to chose is confused, you only need to turn off the transmitter a larger space to fly. and then restart it, your jet will fly normally. 3. Avoid flying near power lines, or during rain or snow, as electromagnetism and water are not good for the Eagle Notice: If the propeller of the jet is blocked from spinning, the jet will switch to automatic protection status. Jet’s electronics.
Frequently Asked Questions FAQ Propeller doesn’t work Cause Solution --Power off --Turn on the power --Low voltage --Re-charge the batteries --Re-charge the batteries Suddenly stops or falls --low voltage during flight --same frequency toy being played --Mistake channel selection of the No reaction on the jet Failure on controlling transmitter --find another place without interference --Reset the correct channel --Power off --Turn on the power --a toy of same frequency is played at --Use dif