EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS
AILERONS:
Servo’s:
70 Ounce minimum,
two per wing
, you may select to use only one
servo per wing panel. If you do, you will need to place it in the servo slot toward the root end of
the wing and must use a 100-ounce minimum servo. Digital and metal-geared servos are highly
recommended. If you select the two-servo option, Digital and metal geared servos are not
required.
ELEVATORS: Servo’s:
70 Ounce minimum one per stab. Digital and metal geared servos
are not required. However are recommended. Especially if you plan on doing 3-D style
maneuvers.
RUDDER:
Servo’s:
70 ounce minimum,
two required
, push-pull system located in rear of
fuselage. Digital and metal-geared servos are not required, however are recommended. You will
need to use a
pull-pull system
, located in the radio compartment, if you are using a lighter
engine,
5 pounds or less
. If you do select to use a pull-pull system you can use one high torque
servo 130 ounce or gang two lower torque 65-ounce servos together. The decision of using a
push-pull system versus a pull-pull system will depend on aircraft balance. Try to use the rudder
servos to help achieve the correct C.G. location.
pull -pull system located in the radio compartment. Digital and metal geared servos are not
required, however are recommended
THROTTLE:
A high torque servo is not necessary, 48 ounce minimum. However, a reliable
and fast servo is recommended.
RECEIVER BATTERIES:
We recommend you use a 1700 MA 6 volt pack.
SWITCHES AND WIRING:
It is important to use heavy gage wire (
22 gauge
) for all
switches, batteries, and extensions.
FUEL TANK AND LINE:
Use a 24 oz. fuel tank with large diameter size fuel line. Gas will
cause fuel lines to swell and come off brass fuel tubing. Be certain to always tie down your fuel
lines with clips or wire. It is also recommended to solder a barb onto the brass tubing for extra
security.
HARDWARE:
It is recommended that you use the optional hardware package offered through
Aeroworks. If you do not use the Aeroworks package, we recommend that you use high quality
hardware designed for the larger planes.
RECEIVER:
The use of a PCM receiver is recommended.
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