Landing; After The Flight / Storing - Carson CESSNA 182 Manual De Instrucciones

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LANDING

As soon as you realise that there is a decrease in
motor performance you should prepare for landing.
Ensure that you have enough reserve to correct a
wrong landing attempt and to commence a new
approach. An ideal landing should be performed as
follows:
- Fly with a tail wind some distance parallel to
the runway.
- If a suitable height and distance to the runway
is reached turn in a 180° curve in the direction
of the runway; now against the wind-
Straighten the model to the runway and let it
descend by reducing motor speed.
AFTER THE FLIGHT AND STORING
When your Cessna 182 has landed
successfully you should immediately
disconnect the LiPo battery. Then
switch off the transmitter. If another
modeller would like to use your
frequency advise them that your
transmitter is now off. You must not
use your transmitter again until you
have ensured that your frequency is
not being used by somebody else.
If you do not intend to use the radio
control unit for several weeks, you
should remove the batteries from the
transmitter. For information relating to
the flying battery please refer to the
manufacturer's instructions and follow
the recommended advice.
The special plastic material (EPO) from which the
Cessna 182 is mainly constructed, is very
sensitive to high temperatures. Do not expose
your aeroplane to direct sunlight for a long time
and do not store it in a car which may be heated
by the sun.
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- On approach to the landing point, lift the
elevator slightly and control speed with the
power of the motor. Insufficient speed may
cause the plane to crash.
- Reduce the throttle a little and let the model
glide.
- Just before touchdown, pull back the throttle
stick fully and allow the model to land.
- If the approach is too high increase motor
speed and gain height for a new approach.
If you store your Cessna 182 at home make sure
that no parts are jammed or twisted, any distortion
could become permanent after a period of time
and this will affect flight behaviour.
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