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Section 1: Introduction Section 1: Introduction

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Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the Flash 8 radio by Hitec. Designed for all popular aircraft types, the Flash 8

delivers lightning fast response with its 7ms frame rate and 4096 step resolution. You can trust Hitec’s

bi-directional, AFHSS (Advanced Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum) 2.4GHz technology to guide your

sailplane, gas, glow or electric power plane or heli to a safe landing every ight. We are sure you will nd

the Flash 8 one of the easiest radios to program. Please review this entire manual to learn how to safely

use your new radio. It’s a good idea to keep the manual with your Flash 8 at all times.

Features

1. Triple Protocol 2.4GHz Transmitter: The Flash 8 can transmit using three dierent 2.4GHz signals.

a. Our original AFHSS bi-directional telemetric 2.4Ghz signal used with the Minima and Optima

series receivers.

b. Our Low Latency G2 AFHSS 2.4GHz signal used with Maxima series receivers.

c. The SLT™ protocol found in many Tx-Ready aircraft. For more info visit www.Tx-Ready.com.

2. 3 in 1 Radio: With advanced Acro, Glider and Helicopter programming you have the ability to advance

your ying skills without having to upgrade your radio.

3. Precise 4096 Resolution: At two to four times the resolution of most transmitters, the Flash 8’s 4096

step resolution gives you more precise and crisp servo movement.

4. Backlit Graphical LCD screen: Makes it easy to see the programming and telemetry displays.

5. Push Button / Jog Dial Programming Interface: So that programming the Flash 8 is a breeze.

6. 8 Assignable Switches and 2 Sliders: Gives you plenty of choices for total control.

7. Telemetry Capabilities with our Optima Receiver: Keeps you informed of what’s going on in your

plane.

8. DCS Port (Battery Voltage Power Out): Powers optional accessories such as VR goggles or head

tracking units.

9. Memory for 30 Separate Models: Powers optional accessories such as VR goggles or head

tracking units.

Safety Information

Flying models can be dangerous if proper safety precautions are not followed. Here are a few critical

safety suggestions to keep you and others safe.

Are you experienced?

Flying models is not an intuitive process. Most accomplished model pilots were taught by another

modeler. We encourage you to seek help during your early ight experiences and, if required, during

the building and radio gear installation process. Unlike some other hobbies, model airplane ying has

evolved into a social event. There are approximately 2,500 model aircraft clubs in America. Friendship and

help could be right around the corner. Ask your local hobby shop about clubs in your area.

Where to Fly

Having enough land for your own model airport is rare. Most of us y at club administrated model elds.

The local ball eld can be tempting but rarely has the space needed and your liability is high should you

damage property or hurt an innocent bystander. We recommend you y at a sanctioned model aircraft

eld.

Join the AMA

In America, the Academy of Model Aeronautics (AMA) is an organization of model enthusiasts that

provides resources and insurance to modelers. The AMA also lobbies the Government concerning

legislation that impacts modelers. Visit their web site for more information at www.modelaircraft.org.

Academy of Model Aeronautics

5151 East Memorial Drive

Muncie, Indiana 47302

Toll Free: 800 435-9262

Fundamental Guidelines for Safe Flying

1. Model aircraft can be dangerous when operated or maintained improperly.

2. DO NOT y over people or personal property.

3. DO NOT y in adverse weather conditions or high winds.

4. The equipment we use in the R/C hobby is sensitive electronic gear. Have receivers checked after

a crash before using them in another aircraft.

5. DO NOT y under the inuence of alcohol or drugs or if you are feeling ill.

6. DO NOT y near power lines or transmission towers.

7. If available use the Fail-Safe function to lower the throttle in case of a signal “lock-out.”

8. DO NOT y alone.

Safety Information Regarding Your Radio System

1. Make sure you do a range check before ying. If it does not range check satisfactorily, DO NOT y.

2. Know the condition of your batteries. Make sure they are suciently charged.

3. Make sure all control surfaces respond correctly to the input from the transmitter.

4. Be sure that the throttle is o when turning on your airplane.

5. Always turn your transmitter on rst and turn it o last.

6. If the controls don’t respond properly during ight, land immediately.

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