Is there supposed to be hardware that attaches the pole to the copilot? It looks like there is missing hardware to hold the pole in place.
186621
Yes, there should be a bracket that clamps to the seat pole on the lead bike. The square receiver on the front of the co-pilot slides over it and they bolt together.
186622
Not sure, it was a gift, but I know they really like it. It gives more support for the 4 year old.
664555
yes all the hardware was there. I have been using mine for 4 months now. The legs are really bulky fyi. They are much longer than the picture looks.
903197
No you do not. The birdhouse came with the pole and bracket. Very satisfied with product.
1630068
Looks like the pcb board is different. I had to adjust the pushrods etc. You will need to trim before you try to fly. Place it on a flat surface and adjust blades spinning to match you other unit. Or level left to right slughtly forward.
112307
I'm assuming the compass wire isn't long enough to reach the part of the landing leg where the clamp fits. If I remember correctly there's a bit of slack tucked within the Phantom. You have to take off the top, disconnect the GPS so you can have room to manipulate the compass wire to give you the slack to reach the leg. I retuned mine to its original configuration because it won't fit in the case with the extended gear
2243064
As per my review: mine lacked reinforcement rods in the stabilizer and elevator which caused an expensive ($100+) crash. No way I could know the rods were missing until I saw my friend's had them! Long after my crash.
1164152
yes, properly attached, but not flush with the armrest airplane socket. Seems to obvious to require a question or in need of a third party answer.
1942989
The barndoor wing should be attached. If you purchased,but recd w/o it,please e-mail us your order id w/message. So we can take care of that. regards, kimoutlet
627028
That's weird... all you need are the screws to fix the three parts together... that must have been a mistake, hardware should have been included! Contact Amazon and report the mistake! I'm sure they will help you to solve this problem!
1847288
There's minimal construction required, and everything's provided in the kit. If you'd permit me to provide a little advice? This is an awesome & expensive hobby/airplane! If this is your first time flying, I'd highly recommend purchasing a computer software package that comes with a USB joystick, much like the one that came with this airplane, this investment helps you learn how NOT to wreck this awesome aircraft! Good Luck and Enjoy!
1028211
Yes, it should come with a pole. You will need it. We are pleased with the product, but we did not receive all of the parts and had to call and order them from the manufacturer. They did send everything out right away.
453812
It's normal, unlike a real plane the mounting aspect is a little more off-kilter. Wings are very delicate too, careful with landing, even in grass. I wish I'd known ahead of time, I would have reinforced them with some tape.
1397359
Yes, the unit I received (January 2016) included the hardware to connect poles together.
1039053
I know I thought the same thing. Put the poles in the 4 corners. There are Velcro straps at the top of each corner that will hold the poles in place. You just have to pull the Velcro over the top of each pole. Once you get the hang of it, it is very easy.
421653
Susan I can probably help but I need more to go on than moves sideways to the left. Is this your first FP heli? Mark marknauman53@gmail.com
1553603
There is NO pole. It has a 3 inch neck with a clap around it. You have to provide the pole, insert the pole into the neck and tighten it with the clamp.
442810
I had a similar crash and same result. The flybar attaches to the mast with a small steel pin which you probably lost during the crash. Look closely at the flybar and you should see the small hole where the pin is inserted through the flybar to attach it to the mast. There are no replacement steel pins with the copter and they are not included in any of the repair kits. I clipped a small piece from a paperclip and used that as a replacement pin and added a small dab of glue to keep it from falling out again once I reattached the flybar. Also watch out how you attach the small dumbbell shaped parts which connect the flybar to the rotor blades. The dumbbell parts should be attached just to the rounded knob on the end of the flybar connection. If you push the dumbbell too far past the rounded knob so it is on the shaft rather than just the rounded knob, the copter will wobble when flying. This fix worked for me.