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The E-flite Valiant is a radio controlled toy with a length of 960 millimeters and a weight of 1135 grams. Its wingspan spans over 1350 millimeters, making it suitable for outdoor flying activities. The toy is equipped with a brushless motor and an electronic speed control (ESC), which is also of the brushless type. To ensure smooth maneuverability, the E-flite Valiant is equipped with six servos. These servos allow for precise control and movement of the aircraft during flight. Additionally, the motor size is 480, further enhancing its performance capabilities. Assembly is required for the E-flite Valiant, allowing hobbyists and enthusiasts the opportunity to engage in the construction process. Batteries are also required to power the toy. The wing area of the E-flite Valiant measures approximately 2774 square centimeters, providing ample surface area for stable flight. It is important to note that the toy is not a replica of any particular aircraft model. In summary, the E-flite Valiant is a radio controlled toy designed for outdoor flying activities. It features a brushless motor, brushless ESC, and six servos for precise control. Assembly is required, and the toy is powered by batteries. With its wingspan and wing area, it offers stable and enjoyable flight experiences.
| Brand | E-flite |
| Model | Valiant | EFL4950 |
| Product | radio controlled toy |
| EAN | 0605482174432 |
| Language | English |
| Filetype | User manual (PDF) |
| Length | 960 mm |
| Weight | 1135 g |
| Wingspan | 1350 mm |
| Motor type | Brushless |
| Electronic speed control (ESC) | Yes |
| Electronic speed control (ESC) type | Brushless |
| Number of servos | 6 |
| Motor size | 480 |
| Assembly required | Yes |
| Wing area | 2774 cm² |
| Product type | Radio-Controlled (RC) airliner |
| Replica | No |
| Construction type | Bind-N-Fly (BNF) |
| Engine type | Electric engine |
| Recommended battery | 2200 mAh 3S 11.1V Li-Po |
| Batteries required | Yes |
| Product color | Blue, White |
Can't find the answer to your question in the manual? You may find the answer to your question in the FAQs about the E-flite Valiant below.
The E-flite Valiant has a weight of 1135 g.
The product can still be used safely after proper cleaning. Remove the battery with gloves and clean the battery compartment with a toothbrush and vinegar. After drying, new batteries can be inserted into the device.
Yes, the E-flite Valiant requires assembly. This allows the user to personalize their build and ensures a deeper level of understanding of the product.
Yes, batteries are required for the E-flite Valiant. This means that users will need to have batteries on hand in order to operate the toy.
The E-flite Valiant has 6 servos. This is a decent amount compared to other similar radio controlled toys, providing ample control and maneuverability.
The E-flite Valiant has a brushless electronic speed control (ESC). This high-quality ESC helps to optimize performance and efficiency during flights.
No, the E-flite Valiant is not a replica. This means that users can enjoy a unique design and flying experience that is not based on an existing aircraft.
To troubleshoot oscillation issues during flight with the E-flite Valiant, follow these steps: 1. Check for a damaged propeller or spinner. If either is damaged, replace them. 2. Balance the propeller. An imbalanced propeller can cause oscillation. Refer to John Redman's propeller balancing video for more information, which can be found at www.horizonhobby.com. 3. Ensure that all parts are correctly aligned and tightened. Motor vibration can contribute to oscillation, so make sure all parts are properly aligned and fastened. 4. Check for any loose components, such as the receiver or aircraft controls. Align and secure the receiver in the fuselage, and tighten or otherwise secure any loose parts, including servos, arms, linkages, horns, and control surfaces. 5. Replace any worn parts, especially the propeller, spinner, or servo. Worn parts can affect the stability of the aircraft and contribute to oscillation. By following these steps, you can troubleshoot oscillation issues during flight with the E-flite Valiant radio controlled toy.
If the E-flite Valiant does not take off properly, follow these steps to troubleshoot the issue: 1. Ensure that the throttle is at idle and the throttle trim is set to the lowest setting. Reset the controls with the throttle stick and throttle trim at their lowest positions. 2. Check if the throttle servo travel is set to 100% or greater. Make sure the throttle servo travel is properly adjusted. 3. Verify if the throttle channel is reversed on the transmitter. If it is reversed, reverse the throttle channel to the correct direction. 4. Make sure that the motor is connected to the ESC (Electronic Speed Controller). Check the connection and ensure that the motor is properly connected. 5. If there is extra propeller noise or vibration, inspect the propeller, spinner, collet, or motor for any damage. Replace any damaged parts. 6. Balance the propeller. An imbalanced propeller can affect the performance during takeoff. Balance the propeller or replace it if necessary. 7. Check if the prop nut is tightened securely. If it is loose, tighten the prop nut properly. 8. If the flight battery charge is low, fully recharge the flight battery before attempting takeoff. 9. Ensure that the propeller is installed correctly, with the numbers facing forward. 10. If the weather conditions are too cold, wait for warmer weather before attempting takeoff. 11. If the battery capacity is too low for the flight conditions, consider using a larger capacity battery or replace the battery. By following these steps, you can troubleshoot and address issues related to the E-flite Valiant not taking off properly.
To troubleshoot landing issues with the E-flite Valiant, follow these steps: 1. Check for a damaged propeller or spinner. If either is damaged, replace them. 2. Balance the propeller. An imbalanced propeller can cause landing issues. Refer to John Redman's propeller balancing video for more information, which can be found at www.horizonhobby.com. 3. Verify that all parts are correctly aligned and tightened. Loose components can affect the stability of the aircraft during landing. Ensure that all parts, including the receiver, servos, arms, linkages, horns, and control surfaces, are properly aligned and secured. 4. Inspect the receiver and aircraft controls for any looseness. Tighten or otherwise secure any loose parts. 5. Replace any worn parts, especially the propeller, spinner, or servo. Worn parts can affect the performance of the aircraft during landing. 6. Check for irregular servo movement. If a servo is not functioning properly, replace it. 7. If the aircraft shows inconsistent flight performance, check the trim settings. Adjust the trim and sub-trim settings to ensure they are at neutral positions. 8. After landing, disconnect the flight battery from the ESC (Electronic Speed Controller) for safety and battery life. 9. Power off the transmitter and remove the flight battery from the aircraft. 10. Recharge the flight battery and repair or replace any damaged parts. 11. Store the flight battery separately from the aircraft and monitor its charge. By following these steps, you can troubleshoot landing issues with the E-flite Valiant radio controlled toy.
To troubleshoot the Low Voltage Cutoff (LVC) feature activation during flight with the E-flite Valiant, follow these steps: 1. Understand the purpose of LVC: The LVC feature is designed to protect the flight battery from over-discharge. When the battery voltage drops below a certain threshold, the ESC cuts off power to the motor to prevent further discharge. 2. Monitor battery voltage: Keep an eye on the battery voltage during flight. If you notice the motor pulsing or experiencing reduced power, it indicates that the LVC feature has been activated. 3. Land the aircraft immediately: When the LVC feature is activated, it is crucial to land the aircraft as soon as possible. Reduce throttle and prepare for a safe landing. 4. Disconnect and remove the flight battery: After landing, disconnect and remove the flight battery from the aircraft to prevent trickle discharge. 5. Recharge the battery: Recharge the flight battery fully before the next flight to ensure optimal performance. 6. Consider battery capacity: If you frequently encounter LVC activation during flight, it may indicate that the battery capacity is insufficient for the flight conditions. Consider using a higher capacity battery or replacing the battery if necessary. By following these steps, you can troubleshoot and address issues related to the Low Voltage Cutoff (LVC) feature activation during flight with the E-flite Valiant.
To repair foam damage on the E-flite Valiant, follow these steps: 1. Assess the damage: Examine the foam for any cracks, dents, or tears. Identify the extent of the damage to determine the appropriate repair method. 2. Gather the necessary materials: Prepare the tools and materials needed for the repair, such as adhesive (hot glue, regular CA, epoxy), foam-safe paint, sandpaper, and a foam-safe adhesive remover. 3. Clean the damaged area: Use a foam-safe adhesive remover to clean the damaged area and remove any debris or old adhesive. 4. Repair minor cracks or dents: Apply a small amount of adhesive (hot glue, regular CA, epoxy) to the crack or dent. Press the foam together firmly and hold it in place until the adhesive sets. 5. Repair larger tears or damaged sections: Cut a piece of foam that matches the shape and size of the damaged area. Apply adhesive to both the patch and the damaged area, then press the patch firmly onto the damaged foam. Hold it in place until the adhesive sets. 6. Sand and smooth the repaired area: Use sandpaper to gently sand the repaired area, blending it with the surrounding foam. This will create a smooth surface for painting, if desired. 7. Paint the repaired area (optional): If necessary, use foam-safe paint to match the color of the Valiant. Apply the paint evenly to the repaired area and allow it to dry completely. By following these steps, you can effectively repair foam damage on the E-flite Valiant radio controlled toy.
Yes, the manual of the E-flite Valiant is available in English .
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