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Before you fly please check the center of gravity, it should balance anywhere between 

50-60mm from the leading edge of the

 

wing next to the fuselage. For initial flights keep

 

it closer to the 50mm mark as this will make it more docile. Adjust the center of gravity

 

by moving the battery forward or aft in the battery compartment.

Suggested Control Throws:

The finished 

H-King Floater Jet.

Ailerons: 10-12mm each way.
Elevator : 10-12mm each way.
Rudder : 13-15mm each way.

Summary of Contents for AXN Floater

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...igh speeds and a quick acceleration Yet due to the low wing loading it will fly and glide very slowly if need be and gentle landings are a breeze to achieve Plug and Fly you just need your own transmitter receiver and battery Tough molded EPO foam with a super smooth finish Removable canopy for easy battery access Low parts count make for a fast assembly time Easy to fly and great for the novice a...

Page 3: ...EMBLY SEQUENCE 1 x Main Wing 1 x Horizontal Stabilizer 1 x Vertical Stabilizer 1 x Carbon Wing Joining Rod 1 x 5 x 5 Propeller 1 x Y Lead 1 x Fuselage 1 Pass the Z link of the elevator pushrod through the top hole of the elevator control horn ...

Page 4: ...Position the horizontal stabilizer onto the fuselage and ensure it remains square and true to the fuselage while the glue sets 4 Pass the rudder pushrod Z link through the rudder control horn Apply slow setting CA glue into the slot in the rear of the fuselage where the vertical stabilizer fits 3 ...

Page 5: ...embly into the slot in the rear of the fuselage and ensure it remains true and square while the glue sets 6 Slide the carbon wing joining rod into the lefthand wing as shown 7 Slide the rod into the wing until you feel it hit the end stop ...

Page 6: ...spigots into the fuselage 9 Now slide the carbon wing joiner that is in the lefthand wing through the fuselage and into the righthand wing 10 When the lefthand wing is a few centimetres from the fuselage feed the lefthand aileron servo cable through into the radio bat tery compartment Slide the wing fully home whilst feeding the cable into the compartment ...

Page 7: ...as shown and tighten the spinner with a suitable tommy bar Ensure you fit the prop the correct way round remember this is a pusher configuration and the front off the propeller must face the front of the aircraft 13 Fit the Y lead to the 2 aileron connectors in the radio battery compartment ...

Page 8: ...e closed and then con nect the flight battery usually best to temporarily remove the propeller while you do this Center all the servos using the transmitter then in turn move each control surface by hand until it is in the neutral position when the control surface is neutral tighten the grub screw in the servo connector Test the motor and then refit the propeller 16 Fit the canopy ...

Page 9: ...next to the fuselage For initial flights keep it closer to the 50mm mark as this will make it more docile Adjust the center of gravity by moving the battery forward or aft in the battery compartment Suggested Control Throws The finished H King Floater Jet Ailerons 10 12mm each way Elevator 10 12mm each way Rudder 13 15mm each way ...

Page 10: ...hould be long and flat with no tendency to turn If it dives slightly then apply a small amount of up trim on the transmitter and try again If it raises its nose and gently stalls then you need to apply a small amount of down trim Keep doing these test glides until you get a long flat glide If the model has a tendency to turn left or right then apply either some aileron trim or rudder trim in the o...

Page 11: ...oint reduce power a bit more if you think you are a bit low gently apply some power to stop the descent When approaching the center line of your landing area do another 90 turn to the left and line up into wind on your landing area Now reduce power completely and allow the model to glide as trimmed keeping the wings level with the ailerons If the model is trimmed correctly and you keep the wings l...

Page 12: ...tter and 6CH Receiver Mode 2 SKU 9114000020 0 OrangeRx Tx6i Full Range 2 4GHz DSMX Compatible 6ch Radio System Mode 2 EU SKU 9171001330 0 FrSky 2 4GHz ACCST TARANIS X9D PLUS Digital Telemetry Transmitter Mode 2 EU SKU 236000062 0 HobbyKing 2 4Ghz 4Ch Tx Rx V2 Mode 2 SKU HK T4A M2 ...

Page 13: ... 1800mAh 3S 20C Lipo Pack SKU T1800 3S 20 Turnigy 2200mAh 3S 35C Lipo Pack w XT60 SKU 9067000336 0 ZIPPY Flightmax 1800mAh 3S1P 20C SKU Z18003S20C ZIPPY Compact 2200mAh 3s 40c Lipo Pack SKU 9067000025 0 Turnigy Nano Tech 1800mAh 3S 30C Lipo Pack w XT60 SKU 9210000280 0 ZIPPY Compact 2200mAh 3S 25C Lipo Pack SKU ZC 2200 3S 25 Turnigy 2200mAh 3S 30C Lipo Pack SKU T2200 3S 30 ...

Page 14: ...SKU 9052000069 0 Turnigy 12v 2 3S Basic Balance Charger SKU Turnigy 3S Turnigy Accucell S60 AC Charger SKU 9052000138 1 EU Plug SKU 9052000138 2 UK Plug SKU 9052000138 3 US Plug Turnigy Accucell C150 AC DC 10A 150W Smart Balance Charger SKU 995900001 1 EU Plug SKU 995900001 2 UK Plug SKU 995900001 3 US Plug ...

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