1Set RC Flying Paraglider Kit 2.4Meters Wingspan 30D Nylon Canopy 2216 Brushless Motor Powered Paragliding Model PNP Version

1Set RC Flying Paraglider Kit 2.4Meters Wingspan 30D Nylon Canopy 2216 Brushless Motor Powered Paragliding Model PNP Version

Specification:

- Item name: rc paraglider kit

- Item type: single-layer

- Wingspan: 2.4meters

- Material: 30D nylon canopy, single-sided tear-resistant coating

- Takeoff gross weight: about 1200-1500g

Canopy parameters:

- Canopy flat span: 2.4 meters

- Flat area: 1.09 square meters

- Spacing: 23 units

- Aspect ratio: 5

- Glide ratio: 7.5

PNP kit include:

- 2216 brushless motor,1400KV

- 9inch propeller

- 40A ESC

- 2pcs 55g metal servo, torque 20kg

Features:

- Stable flight performance

- Adjustable speed (fast or slow)

- Capable of performing various stunts flight

- Wind resistance rating: level 2.5

Attention:

- Suggested battery: 3S 3500mAh--3S 5000mAh (Not include)

Note:

- You need to prepare battery/remote controller/receiver for this PNP kit by yourself.

- The paraglider canopy packaging bag will be shipped in random colors.

- According to usage, the paraglider vehicle will be upgraded irregularly, with slight differences, but it will not affect its use. Please be advised.

- Due to the handcrafted nature of this product, shipping may take approximately 8-10 days. Thank you for your patience.

Package include:

1set x rc paraglider kit

Usage Instructions:

1. Assembly

After receiving the product, further assemble the paraglider cart by attaching the motor and propeller guard assembly to the main body of the cart and connecting the motor wires to complete the assembly.

- Mount the motor small plate without tightening the nuts.

- Snap the propeller guard bracket into place.

- Tighten the nuts securely.

- Thread the plastic tube of the guard through the designated position.

- Install the propeller.

- Connect the motor wires to the ESC wires.

2. Remote control settings

Plug the left servo wire into the receiver's aileron channel, the right servo wire into the receiver's elevator channel, and the ESC signal wire into the receiver's throttle channel.Set the remote control to delta wing mixing mode: elevator and aileron mixing, corresponding to controlling the left and right servos to pull the brake lines for adjusting the paraglider's flight direction and speed. Push the aileron stick left to pull down the left brake line and turn left; push the aileron stick right to pull down the right brake line and turn right; pull the elevator stick down to pull both brake lines simultaneously and decelerate. The paraglider flies normally when the sticks are in the neutral position.

3. Takeoff

Choose an open area, far away from obstacles such as crowds, power lines, vehicles and trees. Before powering on, ensure the remote control throttle is at the lowest position, straighten the paraglider lines, and make sure there are no foreign objects on the propeller. Pull the paraglider into the wind; only after the canopy stands upright can you apply throttle to take off, with the takeoff throttle set to 60-70%.

4. Flight control for rc paraglider

After the paraglider takes off and reaches a certain altitude, reduce the throttle to 50% to maintain level cruise flight. The throttle controls altitude, and the ailerons control direction: pull the left control line to turn left, and pull the right control line to turn right. If yaw occurs, fine-tune the ailerons on the remote control.

5. Landing

Gradually reduce the throttle, align with the landing spot against the wind, lower the altitude, and just before touching down, pull both brake lines simultaneously to decelerate for a smooth landing.

(Note: - If you are a beginner, practice the paraglider canopy deployment repeatedly and do not rush to throttle for takeoff. Only when the canopy deploys correctly and you feel the lift from the canopy in your hands, you can throttle to take off.)