erc Micro Stik Quick Start Manual

Items Included With Your Model:

Transmitter
AA batteries (4)
Assembled aircraft
Li-Po battery (2)
Streamer

Charging the Flight Battery

Open the door on the transmitter to access
the charger lead. Connect the lead to the

ight battery making sure the red dots are

aligned.
The transmitter can be in either the ON or
OFF position while charging a battery.
If the battery is charging correctly, a yellow
light on the transmitter face will light. When
charging is complete, the yellow light will
go off.

Transmitter Battery Check

When charging with the power switch in
the ON position, the signal that the AA
transmitter batteries need to be replaced
will be an audible beep. When charging with
the power switch in the OFF position, the
yellow light will become dim when the AA
transmitter batteries are running low.

Note: If you are ying your model while the

transmitter battery power becomes low, stop

ying immediately and replace the batteries

in the transmitter.

Install the Transmitter Batteries

Open the rear cover of the transmitter.
Insert the four AA batteries noting the
polarity of the batteries molded into the
transmitter case. Replace the cover on
the transmitter.

Make sure that the coloured dots are lined up on

the battery and charge lead. Plugging the battery in
the wrong way round may damage the pins on the
battery.and is not covered by the warranty.

Install the Flight Battery

Once the ight battery has charged, insert the
battery in the battery holder as shown. Make

sure the red dots are aligned.

Make sure the connector on the battery is

aligned properly to the plug in the fuselage.

Take care not to force the battery in the

fuselage. Use only the supplied battery or
ERC replacement part. Other batteries may
damage the radio system.

Binding the Model

Your model is shipped ready to y. If you nd the

ontrols are not responding to the transmitter, it may be
necessary to bind the radio system. Use the following
to bind the radio system.

1. Turn on the transmitter

2. Install the ight battery and connect the plug

3. Momentarily depress the 2 trim buttons on the

throttle stick Note: Throttle is on the right for Mode

1 and left for Mode 2.
Note: You do not need to hold them down

4. The airplane will indicate that it is bound by moving
the controls

5. Check that the control surfaces are moving in the

correct direction

Down Elevator

Up Elevator

Right Aileron

Left Aileron

Mode 2

Mode 2 and Mode 1

Mode 2 and Mode 1

Mode 1

Mode 1Mode 2

Control Throw

Make sure the controls for your model operate

correctly.

Elevator Control

Moving the elevator stick (mode 2-right, mode 1-left)
to the top of the transmitter will make the elevator

move down. In the air, this will cause the plane to dive.

Moving the stick toward the bottom of the transmitter
will make the elevator go up. In ight this will make the

model climb.

Rudder Control

Moving the right stick to the right will make the rudder
go right. In ight this will make the model turn to the
right. Moving the stick to the left will make the rudder
go left. In ight this will make the model turn to the left.

Throttle Control

Moving the throttle stick (mode 2 - left, mode 1 - right)

to the top of the transmitter will operate the motor.
The throttle is proportional, so as you move the

throttle stick up, the speed of the motor will increase,
which increases the ying speed of the model. We
recommend ying at 1/4 to 2/3 throttle for your rst
ight to learn the ying characteristics of your model.

Note: Your radio does have a 4th channel, but is not a
function designed into this particular model.

Throttle

Mode 2 Mode 1