Wattage Micro Flyer Fix Thread
10-17-2005, 07:18 PM
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RE: Wattage Micro Flyer Fix Thread
Hi all,
As you can see im a newbie, and i recently picked up this plane to fulfill my childhood dreams of owning any form of R/C plane. Well so far ive taken it out to fly a bit and my rudder is all fine. But the plane itself doesnt seem to produce enough lift to do anything but sustain its own glide before "landing." Is there anything i can do? or could it be that the battery must cycle through a bit.
As you can see im a newbie, and i recently picked up this plane to fulfill my childhood dreams of owning any form of R/C plane. Well so far ive taken it out to fly a bit and my rudder is all fine. But the plane itself doesnt seem to produce enough lift to do anything but sustain its own glide before "landing." Is there anything i can do? or could it be that the battery must cycle through a bit.
11-10-2005, 02:54 PM
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RE: Wattage Micro Flyer Fix Thread
My actuator stopped functioning the day after I got it, and so I emailed Global Hobby ([email protected]) about it and they sent me a new and complete plane in the mail for free. So now I have a second battery and charger.
I was pissed about the actuator failing so quickly, but I was REALLY impressed with their customer service. Overall it was a good experience. Besides, it was only $20.
I was pissed about the actuator failing so quickly, but I was REALLY impressed with their customer service. Overall it was a good experience. Besides, it was only $20.
