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- Page 1 Entire contents © Megatech 2002...
- Page 2 Get ready to hand launch into gravity-defying action with Megatech’s Sky Vector! Climb to heights over 1500 feet at speeds over 25 MPH/ 40KPH… no experience needed! Sky Vector’s patented Divergent-Reflex™ Control Linkage system helps to cancel out the novice flyer’s tendency to over control a model making it easy to go from...
- Page 3 • Never-never-never-never-never disassemble any of the radio components or expose them to moisture. 1. Getting Acquainted with your Sky Vector • First make sure the contents of your package are complete: 1. Sky Vector Fuselage 2.
- Page 4 Wing Band Placement Center Wing on Fuselage 5. Installing the Flight Pack into the Fuselage • Open the battery hatch on the front of the Sky Vector fuselage • Make sure to leave all foam pieces inside the fuselage, this ensures proper placement of the flight pack •...
- Page 5 7. Flying your Sky Vector • Always fly your airplane in a nice open area free from wires, trees, and other obstructions. For your first flight, pick a day with little or no wind. Do not fly in heavy winds or rainy weather •...
- Page 6 Keep the model flying straight until it lands safely Helpful Tip • If the main wing on your Sky Vector gets damaged, simply apply clear packing tape to the affected area.
- Page 7 Spare Parts List Part Number Description MTC SV007-ch TRANSMITTER (specify channel 1-6) MTC 735001 TRANSMITTER ANTENNA MTC SV012 PROPELLER (2PCS) MTC SV013 110V WALL CHARGER MTC SV017 8.4V 10AMP SPEED CONTROL MTC SV018-ch 4 CHANNEL RECEIVER (SPECIFY CHANNEL 1-6) MTC 202 MICRO SERVO MTC SV020 MOTOR...
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Page 8: Limited Warranty
Under no circumstances will Megatech International or any of its representatives be held liable for injury to persons or property damage resulting from assembly or use of the product. Megatech is not liable if any outside radio frequencies interfere with the product’s frequency causing loss of control.
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