STEP 13. Landing
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¤ When you notice that your plane no longer climbs well under full power, your battery is getting low, and
it’s time to land.
¤ Approach the desired landing spot from a direction that will allow a straight line directly into the wind.
¤ Push forward on the stick (Down-Elevator) slightly while reducing the throttle to begin a slow gradual descent.
At 10 feet of altitude, turn off the motor and glide your plane in for the touch-down. The skid on the underside
of the fuselage will effectively bring your plane to a stop.
WARNING:
Do not attempt to catch the airplane or injury may result. Also be sure to turn the motor off before
you touch down or damage may occur to your wing and propeller.
Auto Cut-off Feature:
When your flight battery gets low enough, this feature will automatically shut off the
motor so you will be sure to have enough reserve power to control the rudder and elevator needed to safely land.
If the motor cuts off, prepare to land immediately.