A160-J3 SKYLARK 5CH RC Aerobatic Aircraft | 3D/6G Mode & 1406 Brushless Motor
Usage Instructions for A160 RC Aerobatic Aircraft
Welcome to your new G-NCUB A160-J3 SKYLARK RC Aerobatic Aircraft! Begin by charging the included 7.4V 600mAh 25C Li-ion battery fully using the provided USB charger. Assemble the plane following the manual, ensuring all connections are secure. Always power on the aircraft first, then the 2.4GHz transmitter. For your first flight, select 6G mode in a wide-open area. Hold the plane overhead, advance the throttle to about 70%, and give a firm, level forward toss. The 3-axis gyro will assist in stabilizing the climb. Practice basic turns and landings in 6G mode. Once comfortable, switch to 3D mode to unlock the full potential of this RC aircraft for racing & aerobatic performance, allowing for rolls, loops, and inverted flight. Enjoy up to 15 minutes of flight per charge. After flying, power off the transmitter first, then the aircraft. Always store and charge batteries safely.
Target User Classification Analysis for A160 RC Aerobatic Aircraft
Adult Beginners (Hobbyists): An excellent choice.
As an entry to intermediate RC aerobatic aircraft, its durable EPP construction, beginner-friendly 6G stability mode, and clear learning curve offer a fantastic platform for adults new to the hobby to build confidence and experience the joy of flight without the stress of a fragile model.
Teenagers (Ages 13-18): Highly recommended.
The G-NCUB A160-J3 SKYLARK strikes the perfect balance between performance and controllability. Its powerful brushless motor and the ability to switch from stable 6G to acrobatic 3D mode provide the thrilling progression and challenge that teenage hobbyists seek in an RC aerobatic aircraft, making it ideal for developing racing & aerobatic performance skills.
Customer FAQs Summary for A160 RC Aerobatic Aircraft
Q1: What is the difference between 6G and 3D mode on this RC aerobatic aircraft?
A1: 6G mode features an auto-leveling function via the 3-axis gyro, making the plane very stable and easier to fly, perfect for beginners. 3D mode turns off auto-leveling, giving you full acrobatic control for performing stunts like rolls, loops, and inverted flight, which is ideal for racing & aerobatic performance.
Q2: Is this plane durable for a beginner who might crash?
A2: Yes! The airframe is constructed from EPP (Expanded Polypropylene) foam, a material known for its excellent toughness and impact resistance. It can withstand bumps and minor crashes much better than rigid plastic or balsa wood models, making it a very forgiving choice as you learn to fly your RC aerobatic aircraft.