RE: new Silverlit plane at TRU
Prozak,
There are a couple different possibilities on how to fix it, and it depends on what's really going on. First thing you need to check is that your rudder is straight and that your wings are the same angle. To check the rudder, look at the vertical portion at the tail of the plane, is it perfectly straight up and down or is it bent at an angle? If it isn't, bend it as straight as you can get it and try flying it again. If that's not the case, place the plane on a flat surface and compare the heights of the tips of the wings. They should be the same height off the ground. If they're not, bend them to get them as close to the same height as possible and then try to fly the plane again. Now check the small horizontal tail wings, they should be at the same angle and not bent in any way. Bend them straight and try flying again. If none of these fixed the problem, then it's best to just return the plane as defective and get another. There are other possibilities, such as the plane not being balanced properly or the transmitter/reciever not working properly, but nothing that you should try to fix when you can just return it and get another. Good luck!
Snit