BushMule V2 Manual

11. Flying The Bushmule:
• Your Avios BushMule V2 is one of the most versatile, stable and predictable RC airplanes to fly. It
is a fantastic introduction to the world of twin motored RC flying.
• When flying, the counter rotating propellers will give the model zero, or limited torque effect as the
motors are spinning in opposite directions.
• The BushMule V2 has a very wide flight envelope, and will happily fly very slowly with the help of
the large barn door style flaps, the BushMule V2 is a true STOL (Short Take Off and Landing)
workhorse. But, when you open the throttle, the power is perfectly distributed from the 4S flight
battery to the twin 30A ESC’s and the powerful, and reliable brushless outrunner motors. Spinning
two 10 inch propellers the power is converted to a stampeding barnstorming utility thoroughbred.
No horsing around, the Avios BushMule V2 is a great flying RC platform.
• Changing the large “Tundra” like wheels to skies or optional floats make this RC airplane a special
and unique kind of animal.
• With your additional FPV (First Person View) equipment, the BushMule V2 converts easily to a
FPV superstar. Pan and tilt cameras, flight cameras, and VTX’s will easily fit in the well thought out
positions, and huge fuselage spaces.
12. From Avios to the customer:
• Firstly, thank you for purchasing the Avios BushMule V2 and welcome to the adventure of all
terrain flight, "Anytime, Anywhere".
• Whilst not essential to flying, the use of coordinated rudder in flight will add to the general handling
through to slow speed manoeuvres, will improve your flying skills and let you explore the full
potential of this fine model. A mix of 40% aileron-rudder is recommended as a good starting point.
From there you can adjust this mix to suit your flying style.
• Although it can be, the BushMule V2 doesn’t need to be flown at full throttle all the time. Dropping
back on the throttle will not only let you enjoy it at a more relaxed pace, but will also result in
longer flight times, reduce the risk of the motors and ESC’s over heating in hot weather, and will
increase the life of your flight pack.
• Flight packs of 20C discharge rate or above are recommended to ensure optimal performance in
flight.
• Keep all leads within the fuselage area as tidy as possible. Tidy wires not only look better but also
allow for easier access to all internal components, increase airflow around electronics, and reduce
the risk of electronic interference.
• Inspect the propellers, and mounting nut/bolts frequently, especially if you’ve suffered a hard
landing or a prop has been knocked.
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