User Manual

Congratulations on your purchase
of the new revolutionary Night Flight
Module (NFM). This module allows
you the opportunity to fly your X-Port
equipped HobbyZone
®
or ParkZone
airplane at night by using super bright
LEDs to reflect off the white wing,
tail and fuselage. The NFM allows
you to choose between several light
options, and even change from one
to another during the flight.
Prior to taking to the skies in the
dark of night, please read these
instructions carefully.
The NFM is recommended only for
advanced pilots. Flying at night without
view of the entire plane is much more
difficult than flying in the daytime, so be
cautious. Please follow these guide-
lines in order to allow the most success.
Night Flight Module
Operating
Instructions
Before Flying
• Always choose a wide-open space
for flying. Make sure the area is free
of buildings, trees, cars and any
other obstacle that could block
your view or be hit by the plane.
• If you are inexperienced at flying with
reduced visibility, have an experienced
night flyer help you.
• Never fly near people.
• Do not attempt to fly beyond
your capabilities.
• Prior to taking to the air in the dark,
make certain the NFM is functioning
correctly, and that you have a clear
perspective of the aircraft while it is
on the ground.
• You should test-fly the module and
make trim adjustments to your aircraft
during the day, before flying at night.
Trim the aircraft for slow, steady flying.
Before Flying, continued
• Many people initially find it easier
to fly somewhat overhead, so they
can see more of the wing. In the
daylight, practice launching the plane,
then circling back overhead so you
have the ‘feel’ for this maneuver.
Flying Tips
• Fly around slowly and familiarize
yourself with the NFM before trying
any aerobatics or other maneuvers
that could place you, others, your
aircraft, or property at risk.
• It is easier to see and make use of the
super bright LEDs when it is com-
pletely dark. The LEDs on the NFM
will not be as useful when it is dusk.
• You should night fly only in calm
winds. Wind makes night flying much
more difficult.
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