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Remote Control Plane RTF F-22 Raptor, 2.4Ghz 6-axis Gyro RC Airplane with Light Strip

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Product Description

F-22 Fighter

F-22 Raptor Fighter is the first fifth-generation fighter to enter service.
The combination of stealth, agility, accuracy and situational awareness capabilities of the F-22 makes it the best all-around fighter in the world today.


Water Gliding Battery is in the top of the plane, so it can glide on the water, can take off by ground glide or hand-throw	Luminous Strip In the evening, dazzling night lights on the fuselage make you the star of the community, while marking the heading and landing position	Aviones Infrared remote control Ergonomic design, high and low speed dual flight mode, integrated light control, 2.4Ghz pair frequency simple

6-axis gyroscope intelligent assisted balance system


EPP Foam Body Silicone anti-collision nose + Foam body with 2 high-speed Coreless Motor, providing strong power and self-stability during flight	Lamination Protection Feel the smooth aerodynamic design of the F-22, no need to worry about the breakage caused by wing cuts	Concise Tuning If the airplane can not rise up its nose when taking off, you can trim the level tail wing upward. and vice versa

Flying in the wilderness

For beginners, please choose a wide, unobstructed field to fly
Leave your phone and computer behind, step onto the lawn with your family, feel the excitement of nature and flying!

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Tips:

Please read this instruction manual carefully:

Always use the appropriate adapter (0.5-1A) to connect the USB cable to charge the battery.
Charging is completed in about 50 mins, and the indicator light on the charger is always on.
Please choose the venue carefully, and do not fly near forests or buildings.
Do not fly this plane when the wind is stronger than moderate breeze.

Package included:

F-22 Raptor airplane *1
Spare propeller * 2 pair
Propeller Remover * 1
Landing gears * 2 pair
Remote control * 1
Battery * 3
Charger

Troubleshooting

Can't take off normally	1. The battery is low; charge the battery. 2. The angle of the hand throw is wrong; hand throw in the correct way. 3. Don't walk in a straight line when gliding; corrected by steering trim. 4. Check if the AB propellers are reversed on the left and right.
Deflection too fast	1. The motor speed is inconsistent; corrected by steering trim. 2. The propeller is worn out; replacing it with a new one.
Stall drop	1. The throttle is always at the maximum position; control the throttle according to the flight attitude. 2. Continue to press the steering; Click the steering intermittently.
Plane crash	1. Collect the pieces and stick them with glue. 2. If the nose/wings is damaged, quick repair with tape. 3. In any case, make sure to shut down the motor (throttle lever to zero) before your airplane crashes and you will not have to worry about damaging the propeller.

Connect remote control	1. install battery to the plane first, then open the remote control. 2. After 3 seconds, the light stops flashing that the connection is successful. 3. Ensure the throttle had been unlocked before flying; by pushing the throttle up and down.
Battery drum pack	1. Don't use QC charger; always use 5V 0.5-2A adapter. 2. Do not charge for a long time
Installing propellers	1. Check to ensure that the AB propeller is installed at the same distance on the left and right motor shafts. This is very important.Otherwise, it will lead to uneven airflow between the left and right, unable to climb and turn properly. 2. Check if the AB propellers are reversed on the left and right. 3. Check if the propeller edge is badly worn, resulting in abnormal airflow, and replace new propeller.
Landing gears	1. A drop of glue in the installation position can effectively prevent the wheels from falling off. 2. It is recommended that beginners hand-throw takeoff and landing, and then use the landing gear after proficiency.