Birdy X 2.0 Paper Plane Kit User Manual

  • Part 1 Warning

  • Age Recommendation: Not for children under 8 years.

    Keep these instructions for future reference - do not discard.

    Be sure to note the following points:
    ● Choose a suitable flying environment: Open grassy areas. Still wind, or fly downwind when there is a light breeze.

    ● Always attach the bracket to an airplane before activating the propeller. 

    ● Before making any adjustments to the plane, disconnect the battery.

    ● When not flying, unplug the batteries and switch off the remote control.

    ● If at any time the battery begins to swell, discontinue to use immediately.

    ● Don’t overcharge or store the battery connected to the charger.

  • Part 2 What's in the Package?

  • Part 3 Remotely Controlling Your Paper Plane

  • A. Charge the Li-Po Battery

  • ● Battery is charging – the charger red light is on.

    ● Battery is fully charged – the light is off.

  • B. Fold a Paper Plane

  • Aircraft Model 1

  • ● Material: 100g A4 paper

    ● The position of the marking point and the installation position of the flight power bracket need to be accurate.

  • CAUTION:

    Since the plug is very tiny, special attention needs to be paid to the direction of connection. 

    If it is connected incorrectly, it will cause the receiver

  • Video 2. Install the Power Bracket

  • D. Pair the Flight Power Bracket With Remote

  • ● Remote Control Introduction

  • E. Throwing

  • ●  Pay attention to the posture, throw the plane horizontally.

    ●  Please refer to the picture below to avoid getting hit by propellers.

  • F. Successful

● Take-off

Push the throttle to about 50% and then throw the paper plane horizontally forward.

  • ● Tips of flight:

    1. Keep the throttle at 40-60 % while flying.

    It is recommended to fine-tune the throttle and be careful not to push the throttle too much while flying.

    2. When the aircraft is unstable in flight, adjust the position of the battery to change the center of gravity of the paper plane.

    NOTE: Sometimes the wind can affect the flight, so please consider all factors.

  • Video 4. Start to Fly

  • Part 4. Fold a Regular A4 Paper into Model 1

  • Material & tool needed：

    A4 Paper (80g-100g)

    Ruler, Marker pen, Tape

  • Video 5. Fold a Regular A4 Paper into Model 1