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Specifications

Wingspan ..........................................................................................100 in (2540 mm)
Length ................................................................................................110 in (2794 mm)
Wing Area.........................................................................................3310 sq in (213.5 sq dm)
Weight ...............................................................................................40–44 lb (18–20 kg)
Engine.................................................................................................150–200cc gas engine
Radio ..................................................................................................6-channel w/15 servos

ASSEMBLY MANUAL

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Page 1: ...NG TM Specifications Wingspan 100 in 2540 mm Length 110 in 2794 mm Wing Area 3310 sq in 213 5 sq dm Weight 40 44 lb 18 20 kg Engine 150 200cc gas engine Radio 6 channel w 15 servos ASSEMBLY MANUAL 46 TOC Ultimate 10 300 ...

Page 2: ...scale pilots have specific hardware preferences and can individually choose the components they prefer Throughout the manual we give hardware recommendations If using another type brand of hardware than recommended be sure that it s strong enough for this application and properly installed If you encounter difficulty in any construction sequence please contact one of our technicians We can provide...

Page 3: ... 12 Mounting the Vertical Stabilizer 29 Section 13 Elevator Servo Installation 33 Section 14 Rudder Servo Installation 34 Section 15 Tail Wire Bracing Installation 35 Section 16 Tail Wheel Installation 39 Section 17 Main Landing Gear Installation 40 Section 18 Wheel Pant Installation 42 Section 19 Cabane Strut Installation 44 Section 20 Interplane Strut Installation 46 Section 21 Bottom Wing Insta...

Page 4: ... Hatch L HAN1112 Painted Fiberglass Cowl M HAN1113 Fiberglass Wheel Pant Set N HAN1114 Carbon Fiber Landing Gear O HAN1115 Outer Wing Strut Set P HAN1116 Painted Aluminum Cabane Strut Assembly Q HAN1117 Carbon Fiber Cabane Center Rib R HAN1118 Tail Fin Block Warning An R C aircraft is not a toy If misused it can cause serious bodily harm and damage to property Fly only in open areas preferably at ...

Page 5: ...itanium Pro Link HAN3550 8 50 ounce fuel tank Tygon fuel tubing Civilian pilot Tools Canopy Scissors Clamps Drill Drill bit 44 1 16 1 2 1 8 11 64 3 16 3 32 5 16 5 32 5 64 9 64 Hex wrench set Hinging tool Incidence meter Phillips screwdriver Pro Link Wrench HAN3558 Razor saw Rotary tool w sanding drum Ruler Scissors Socket wrench Square Tap handle Tap 4 40 8 32 Tape measure Wrench Other Required It...

Page 6: ... modification In no case shall Horizon Hobby s liability exceed the original cost of the purchased kit Further Horizon Hobby reserves the right to change or modify this warranty without notice In that Horizon Hobby has no control over the final assembly or material used for the final assembly no liability shall be assumed nor accepted for any damage of the final user assembled product By the act o...

Page 7: ...n to assure the servos do not fight each other If this is not done correctly battery consumption will be greatly increased and in the case of a high torque digital servo the servos may be damaged When setting up the ailerons with two servos there are some special steps that need to be taken Step 1 Select two sets of servos and Hangar 9 1 arms that have the same neutral All servos will have a sligh...

Page 8: ...ight drop out through the opening for the servo Step 5 Insert the servo with the 24 extension towards the tip of the wing Use the string to pull the servo lead through the wing Position the servo so the output shaft is towards the trailing edge of the wing Use a 1 16 drill bit to drill the locations for the servo screws Step 6 Secure the servo using the screws provided with the servo Step 7 Plug a...

Page 9: ...xy to the hinge Step 2 Make sure the holes in the aileron and wing for the hinges are clear of covering Use a hobby knife to remove the covering if necessary Step 3 Temporarily install all the hinges in the aileron Check the fit of the hinges between the wing and aileron Make sure the gap is as close as possible while making sure the throws listed in the back of the manual can still be achieved No...

Page 10: ...uired Tools and Adhesives Hobby knife Drill Bit 5 32 and 5 16 Drill Tap 8 32 Tap handle Phillips screwdriver Step 1 Draw a line perpendicular to the trailing edge The line must align with the outer hole on the servo arm Step 2 Mark the location for the aileron control horn The horn is positioned as shown 1 4 ...

Page 11: ...he aileron will be resting flat on the work surface This will angle the horn slightly forward and align the clevis with the hinge line when installed It is highly recommended to use a drill press to drill this hole Work Surface Drill Step 4 Tap the hole for the screw using an 8 32 tap Step 5 Thread the screw into the hole from the top of the aileron Trace around the head of the screw using a felt ...

Page 12: ...e a hobby knife counter sink bit or 5 16 drill bit to taper the hole This is done to counter sink the head of the screw into the aileron Step 7 Once the aileron has been counter sunk thread the screw back into the aileron Step 8 Repeat Steps 1 through 7 for the remaining ailerons ...

Page 13: ...rt Super Hinge Points in all giant scale aircraft They are easy to install very strong and offer smooth friction free control The Hangar 9 Ultimate control surfaces are predrilled to use Robart Super Hinge Points ROB309 Step 1 Mix 1 ounce of 30 minute epoxy Using a glue syringe or toothpick place a sufficient amount of 30 minute epoxy into the hinge pockets on the aileron Install the hinge points ...

Page 14: ...atch Step 2 Mix 1 ounce of 30 minute epoxy Lightly coat each hinge using an epoxy brush or mixing stick Use a syringe or toothpick to place a sufficient amount of epoxy in each hinge pocket in the wing Place the hinges in the same positions to make the installation in the wing easier Step 3 Carefully slide the aileron onto the wing Remove any excess epoxy using a paper towel and Denatured alcohol ...

Page 15: ...s onto the inboard control horn screw until the bottom of the clevis is 1 2 from the base of the aileron Step 2 Install a 4 40 ball link five to six turns onto a 3 1 4 long 4 40 Pro Link Screw the opposite end of the linkage five to six turns into a clevis that will attach to the swivel control horn installed in the previous step Note Hangar 9 Titanium Pro Links feature right hand threads on one e...

Page 16: ...from the aileron hinge line as the inboard clevis Step 7 Deflect the ailerons stick to full right and hold it there The easiest way is to have your transmitter set to PCM hold and then turn off the transmitter Hold the clevis on the outboard servo up to the horn and note how the holes align Turn the transmitter on and hold full left aileron and again note how the holes align The holes have to line...

Page 17: ...inging tool Drill Step 1 Locate the hinges for the elevator Step 2 Position the inner hinge near the fuselage so it is centered 1 1 2 away from the fuselage The outer hinge near the tip of the elevator is centered 1 in from the end of the stabilizer Use a ruler to determine the location of the center hinge Measure the location on both the stabilizer and elevator Step 3 Use a hobby knife or hinging...

Page 18: ... 30 minute epoxy Apply the epoxy to one side of a hinge Slide the hinge into the elevator Clean up any excess epoxy from the hinge using denatured alcohol and a paper towel Allow the epoxy to fully cure before continuing to the next step Step 7 Check the fit between the stabilizer and elevator Adjust the slots in the stabilizer if necessary Once the fit is satisfactory mix 1 2 ounce of 30 minute e...

Page 19: ...ions for the pins using a 1 16 drill bit Drill from the bottom of the stabilizer and elevator through the hinge but not through the top of the elevator or stabilizer Wrap a piece of tape around the drill bit as a depth gauge to prevent drilling through Step 11 Cut the tapered portion off the tip of a round toothpick Place the toothpick or small dowel into the holes drilled Use a razor saw to trim ...

Page 20: ... the slots for the hinges in the fin Note Make sure the lower fin post is included when positioning the hinges Step 2 Slide the fin up against the rudder Mark the locations of the hinges on the rudder using a felt tipped pen Cut the slots for the hinges in the rudder using a hinging tool or hobby knife Note Make sure to avoid placing the lower hinge in the same location as the rudder horn dowel St...

Page 21: ...l Allow the epoxy to fully cure before continuing to the next step Step 5 Test fit the rudder to the fin Make any corrections to the hinge slots in the fin so the top of the rudder aligns with the top of the fin Mix 1 2 ounce of 30 minute epoxy and apply it to the hinges Slide the hinges into the fin Use tape to hold the rudder and fin together until the epoxy fully cures Photo for Step 5 Photo fo...

Page 22: ...er and can even prevent flutter Step 1 Locate the covering that has been included to seal the hinge gaps for the ailerons and elevator Step 2 Fold the covering down the center with the adhesive side to the outside making a sharp crease in the fold Step 3 Position the covering into the hinge gap Use a covering iron and trim tool to iron the covering down into the hinge gap of the ailerons Hint Iron...

Page 23: ...e edge of the elevator and 1 2 back from the trailing edge of the stabilizer and mark the location for the elevator control horn Step 2 Use a 5 32 drill bit to drill through the elevators Again use a drill press for the best results Important Make sure to drill perpendicular to the elevator Step 3 Tap the hole drilled in the previous step using an 8 32 tap Step 4 Use a counter sink bit or 5 16 dri...

Page 24: ... flight Section 9 Elevator Control Horn Installation Section 10 Rudder Control Horn Installation Required Parts Control horn standoff nuts 2 Required Tools and Adhesives Hobby knife Drill Bit 5 32 Drill Tap 8 32 Tap handle Felt tipped pen Threadlocking compound Step 1 Measure up 3 1 2 from the bottom edge of the rudder and 7 8 back from the trailing edge of the fin and mark the location for the ru...

Page 25: ...vious step using an 8 32 tap Step 4 Cut a length of 8 32 threaded rod to 5 Thread the rod into the rudder until it is centered in the rudder Step 5 Thread the control horn standoff nuts onto the threaded rods Use a drop of threadlocking compound to prevent the nuts from coming loose in flight Step 6 Bend the threaded rod forward 10 degrees This is done to align the control horns with the rudder hi...

Page 26: ...Hobby knife Square Felt tipped pen Threadlocking compound Step 1 Carefully measure and mark a centerline on the top of the stabilizer Do not use the trim as a guide as it may be slightly off center Step 2 Measure and mark a centerline on the stabilizer base on the fuselage Step 3 Use a square to extend the centerline on the stabilizer base onto the rear of the fuselage as shown Step 4 Install the ...

Page 27: ...p of the stab on right to the right wing tip and record the distance Repeat this for the left side of the plane and compare the two measurements If these measurements are different adjust the stabilizer position until they are identical Step 7 Locate the four mounting holes in the stabilizer and remove the covering using a hobby knife Carefully drill through the holes and through the stabilizer mo...

Page 28: ...6 32 blind nuts into the bottom of the stabilizer mounting flanges Use a piece of plywood on the top side of the flange to prevent crushing the wood Step 10 Apply a few drops of thick CA to each blind nut Use accelerator to cure the CA Be careful not to get CA into the threads Step 11 Secure the stabilizer to the fuselage using four 6 32 x 1 socket head bolts and four 6 washer Do not over tighten ...

Page 29: ...e the 1 4 x 1 1 2 dowels Test fit the dowels into the vertical stabilizer The dowels should be flush with the back side of the vertical stabilizer and not interfere with the movement of the rudder Step 2 Measure the distance the dowels extend out of the fin This distance should measure 1 Step 3 Mix 1 2 ounce of 30 minute epoxy and apply it to the end of the dowel Insert the dowel into the fin Remo...

Page 30: ...tipped pen to trace the outline of the fin fairing onto the fin Remove the dowels and fin fairing Use a sharp hobby knife to remove the covering from the fin 1 16 inside the line drawn Note Use extreme care not to cut into the underlying wood Doing so could weaken the structure and failure in flight may occur Step 8 Mix 1 2 ounce of 30 minute epoxy and apply it to the end of the dowels Install the...

Page 31: ...in Slide the fairing into position and use denatured alcohol and a paper towel to remove any excess epoxy Allow the epoxy to fully cure before continuing to the next step Step 10 Test fit the fin onto the fuselage Make adjustments to the holes in the fuselage to allow the fin to slide fully into position Step 11 Remove the fin and draw a line centered on each of the dowels ...

Page 32: ...rawn on the rudder Extend the two lines onto the fuselage Step 13 Measure and mark a vertical line 1 in front of the rudder hinge line Step 14 Drill two 1 16 holes at the locations marked in the previous step These holes do not need to extend through the fuselage Step 15 Secure the fin using two 2 x 1 2 sheet metal screws ...

Page 33: ...site end of the linkage five to six turns into the clevis that is to attach to the swivel control horn that was installed in the previous step Step 2 Install the servo using the hardware provided with the servo Position the output shaft of the servo towards the front of the fuselage Step 3 Install the linkage as shown The bottom of the clevis will be positioned 1 1 2 from the elevator to provide t...

Page 34: ...ake sure to install the grommets to protect the servos from vibrations Step 2 Install the linkages between the servos Start at the front servo and work you way back adjusting each linkage separately Use care when adjusting the linkages as binding will quickly increase the load on the servos which will draw more amperage from the battery It will also cause premature failure of the servos A JR Match...

Page 35: ...he fuselage Attach and adjust the cables removing the slack It is highly suggested to use a crimping tool to install the crimps Section 15 Tail Wire Bracing Installation Required Parts Fuselage assembly Tail rigging set Required Tools and Adhesives Hobby knife Wrench Drill Bit 1 16 Drill 6 minute epoxy Medium CA Denatured alcohol Step 1 Locate the parts to install the tail rigging Photo for Step 6...

Page 36: ...ging attachments There will be two holes in the fin and two holes in the left and right sides of the stabilizer Remove the covering to expose the holes using a hobby knife Step 3 Position the rigging attachments on the fin and stabilizer It will be necessary to add a slight bend to the attachments as shown ...

Page 37: ...p 5 Drill a 1 16 hole in each of the plywood cable attachment tabs on the fuselage The hole must be centered to provide the greatest strength for the cable attachment Apply a light coat of medium CA or 6 minute epoxy thinned with denatured alcohol to fuel proof the exposed wood Step 6 Secure the rigging to the lower attachment tabs by threading the cable through the tab as shown Use crimps to comp...

Page 38: ...les to the rigging attachments on the top of the stabilizer Step 8 Use rigging couplers crimps nuts and clevises to complete the rigging installation Adjust the clevises so there is light yet even tension on all the cables Once adjusted tighten the nuts onto the clevises to prevent them from loosening during flight ...

Page 39: ...the tail wheel bracket Position the bracket onto the bottom of the fuselage and mark the location for the holes using a felt tipped pen Drill the locations using a 3 32 drill bit Apply 2 to 3 drops of thin CA to the holes to harden the wood Attach the bracket using two 6 x 1 2 sheet metal screws and two 6 washer Step 2 Make a steering plate using scrap 1 8 plywood Secure the plate to the bottom of...

Page 40: ...1 Locate the hardware necessary to mount the landing gear Step 2 Position the main landing gear onto the fuselage Be sure the gear is swept rearward Transfer the location of one bolt onto the fuselage using a felt tipped pen Step 3 Remove the gear and drill the location of the bolt using a 3 16 drill bit Step 4 Temporarily attach the gear with one 10 32 x 1 1 4 bolt 10 washer and 10 32 lock nut Dr...

Page 41: ...tes and sand the two surfaces that rest against the inside of the fuselage on each support plate Step 6 Mix 1 ounce of 30 minute epoxy Apply a light coat of epoxy to the surfaces sanded in the last step Step 7 Bolt the plates back into the fuselage using their original hardware Attach the landing gear using four 10 32 x 1 1 4 bolts four 10 washer and four 10 32 lock nuts ...

Page 42: ...d with the axles Step 2 Measure and mark the center of the wheel opening in the wheel pant Step 3 Measure and mark the location for the axle on the wheel pant The center of the axle will be located 1 3 4 up from the bottom of the pant Drill the location using a 1 2 drill Hint You can also drill the holes a smaller size then use a tapered reamer and or a sanding drum to enlarge them to 1 2 Step 4 S...

Page 43: ...ting screws Step 6 Remove the tape and the wheel pant Re drill the locations for the screws using a 5 64 drill bit to accommodate the blind nuts Step 7 Insert two 4 40 blind nuts from the inside of the wheel pant Use thick CA to secure the position of the nuts Use care not to get CA into the threads of the nuts ...

Page 44: ...o side in the wheel pant Section 19 Cabane Strut Installation Required Parts Fuselage assembly Cabane strut 4 Cabane cross brace 2 Carbon center rib 8 washer 12 8 32 lock nuts 12 8 32 x 3 4 socket head bolts 12 Required Tools and Adhesives Hobby knife Hex wrench Socket wrench Step 1 Locate the parts necessary to assemble the cabane struts Step 2 Locate the holes in the top of the fuselage for the ...

Page 45: ...et head bolts twelve 8 washer and twelve 8 32 lock nuts Place the washers on the backside against the plywood Step 5 Install the cross braces The end with the twist is positioned at the top of the forward cabane Secure the rear of the braces using 8 32 x 1 2 socket head bolts 8 washer and 8 32 lock nuts Note The carbon center rib is shown positioned between the struts The actual installation of th...

Page 46: ...cking compound Step 1 Thread the interplane attachments into the wing until the shoulder is flush with the surface of the wing Step 2 Secure the attachments using 4 40 x 1 2 socket head screws and 4 washer from the opposite side of the wing Use a drop of threadlocking compound on the 4 40 screws to prevent them from loosening during flight Note The attachments must be aligned fore aft as shown ...

Page 47: ...e into the fuselage Measure the distance the tube extends from both sides of the fuselage and adjust until equal Note Perform a dry run of the next step before mixing any epoxy Step 2 Mix 1 2 ounce of 30 minute epoxy and apply it to a 1 4 20 blind nut Insert the blind nut into the wing as shown Allow the epoxy to fully cure before moving to the next step Repeat this step for both the left and righ...

Page 48: ...tallation Required Parts Top wing assembly Fuselage assembly Wing tube 4 40 washer 2 4 40 x 1 2 socket head bolt 2 Required Tools and Adhesives Tap 4 40 Tap handle Drill Bit 44 Drill Sandpaper medium Hobby knife Step 1 Test fit the wing tube into the carbon center rib It may be necessary to lightly sand the opening in the rib to get the tube to fit Photo for Step 3 Photo for Step 1 Photo for Step ...

Page 49: ...he wing panel into position The panel will rest flush against the center rib wing installed correctly You may need to lightly sand the openings for the anti rotations pins to get the panel to fit snug against the center rib Step 4 Slide the remaining top wing panel onto the tube and against the center rib ...

Page 50: ...w wings 6 32 x 1 socket head bolts 8 Required Tools and Adhesives Hobby knife Step 1 Locate the holes in the interplane struts Remove the covering from both sides of the holes Step 2 Place on strut into position Make sure the curves on the strut follow the airfoil of the wings The strut attachments will be hidden inside the struts ...

Page 51: ...top and bottom wings enough to fit the remaining strut into position when assembling the model Step 4 Place a 6 washer onto a 6 32 x 1 screw Slide the screw through the strut and strut attachment Thread a 6 32 blind nut onto the exposed threaded portion of the screw Tighten the screw into the blind nut drawing the blind nut into the strut Repeat this step for all eight screws ...

Page 52: ...ction The stabilizer incidence and engine thrust angle are not referenced during this section Step 1 Position the carbon center rib between the cabane struts Use clamps to hold the rib in position Be sure to align the left and right attachment holes of the cabanes with each other Step 2 Mark centerlines on the leading edge of the top and bottom wings Make a set of marks near the fuselage and a set...

Page 53: ...ison to the bottom wing leading edge lower than trailing edge Step 6 Adjust the center rib to achieve the correct incidence Re check the measurements made in Step 3 Once the incidence is set and the top and bottom wings are an equal distance apart drill the mounting holes in the center rib using an 11 64 drill bit Step 7 Secure the center rib using two 8 32 x 1 2 socket head bolts two 8 washer and...

Page 54: ... Parts Fuselage assembly Required Tools and Adhesives Drill bit 1 8 Drill 1 8 dowel 30 minute epoxy Razor Saw Note Do not skip this step Because of the nature of this plane the gyroscopic forces generated from the engine transferred to the firewall could possibly break it loose from the engine box It is necessary to pin the corner supports to prevent this from happening Step 1 Measure and mark thr...

Page 55: ... to one end of the dowel piece and into one hole Slide the dowel into the hole Allow the epoxy to cure before moving to the next step Repeat this step for all 12 dowels Step 3 Use a razor saw to cut the excess dowel Step 4 Sand the dowels flush with the front and sides of the engine box Photo for Step 1 ...

Page 56: ...described Step 1 Locate the centerline on your particular engine Step 2 Draw a vertical and horizontal centerline on the firewall The horizontal line is located 2 1 2 from the top of the firewall and the vertical line 3 13 16 from the left side of the firewall Step 3 Position your engine so it aligns with the centerlines drawn in the last step Use clamps to hold the engine in position Slide the co...

Page 57: ... 5 16 drill bit to drill the locations for the mounting screws Step 5 Mount the engine using four 1 4 20 x 1 socket head bolts and four 1 4 20 blind nuts Apply thick CA to the back of the blind nut to hold it in position Step 6 Cut a hole in the bottom of the engine box for the throttle servo Photo for Step 3 ...

Page 58: ...Step 8 Install the throttle servo and connect a linkage from the servo to the throttle arm Note We used a 4 40 x 1 2 servo arm for JR HAN3574 and 4 Pro Link HAN3555 to work with the DA150 engine Step 9 Locate the 1 4 plywood engine box cover Test fit the cover onto the engine box It should be noted that there is a slight angle on one of the short ends to accommodate the thrust angle of the firewal...

Page 59: ... Parts Fuselage assembly Cowl Pre cut fuel tube 6 4 washer 4 40 x 1 2 socket head bolt 6 Required Tools and Adhesives Razor Saw Canopy scissors Rotary tool w sanding drum Step 1 Test fit the cowling onto the fuselage Make any necessary adjustments to the cowl to provide access for mufflers carburetor choke lever etc Step 2 Slide a washer onto a 4 40 x 1 2 socket head screw Slide the fuel tubing on...

Page 60: ...ep 1 Install any instrument panel details is desired Step 2 Install a pilot of your choosing We used a 40 civilian pilot from MDG MGD401 for our Ultimate Use epoxy or Zap A Dap A Goo to secure the pilot Step 3 Position the canopy onto the canopy hatch Trace around the canopy and onto the hatch using a felt tipped pen Step 4 Lightly sand the inside edge of the canopy and slightly inside the line dr...

Page 61: ...unting the Canopy Step 5 Apply a bead of RCZ56 Canopy Glue ZINJ5007 around the inside edge of the canopy Position the canopy onto the hatch Use tape to hold the canopy secure until the glue fully cures Photo for Step 5 ...

Page 62: ...rear cabane struts This is where the servo leads will pass through for the top wing Step 2 Cut a hole in the bottom of the top wing panels for the servo leads to pass through The hole is located 7 3 8 forward of the trailing edge and 1 4 from the root of the wing Step 3 Cut holes to mount the radio switches Step 4 Secure the receiver receiver battery and all other miscellaneous radio equipment ins...

Page 63: ...ocation for the Ultimate is 9 1 8 behind the leading edge at the center of the top wing It may be necessary to either build a harness or project the balance point to the wing tips in order to lift the aircraft If necessary move the battery packs The following control throws offer a good place to start with your first flights We recommend only one rate setting for the Ultimate As you become more fa...

Page 64: ...iterate some very important steps that were covered in the assembly instructions For those of you who are veterans of large models this is old news But to you new comers to the world of large models this is very important information While many smaller models are very tolerant of improper control linkage setups and flying techniques large models are not Don t let that scare you away from large mod...

Page 65: ...s normally used to trim out an aerobatic model Rudder to Elevator and Rudder to Aileron Mixing This mix is used to dial out unwanted pitch or roll caused by the rudder The Ultimate has very little pitch coupling actually less than most popular monoplane designs Roll coupling is present as with any bi plane design but dialing it out will make knife edge maneuvers easier Use a preprogrammed mix if y...

Page 66: ...t the model to snap In a full scale aerobatic plane as well as with large models snaps are different particularly on the new breed of aerobatic birds like the Ultimate which have large control surfaces Unloading Snaps To start a snap roll the same method as with a smaller model is used Pull full up full rudder and aileron in the same direction But soon as the sticks reach the corners neutralize th...

Page 67: ...ns airspeed roll back to upright Since you re in 3D mode make sure you don t do anything abrupt or you ll stall again The Elevator What it is The plane drops vertically while in a nose high attitude Depending on the head wind conditions the model will drop anywhere from about a 45 angle in calm conditions to vertical or even a little backwards in more windy conditions Throttle is used to determine...

Page 68: ...ce elevator to transition into normal forward flight The Torque Roll This is one of the Ultimates 3D specialties What it is The Ultimate hovers vertically in place rotating left around its roll axis Setup Full 3D throws in elevator and rudder are a must How to do it Fly low along the ground at low throttle and gently add power with up elevator to bring the model into a vertical position Add thrott...

Page 69: ...flying sites a straight or curved line s must be established in front of which all flying takes place with the other side for spectators Only personnel involved with flying the aircraft are allowed at or in the front of the flight line Intentional flying behind the flight line is prohibited GENERAL 1 I will not fly my model aircraft in sanctioned events air shows or model flying demonstrations unt...

Page 70: ... is for flying with the other side for spectators 8 With the exception of events flown under AMA Competition rules after launch except for pilots or helpers being used no powered model may be flown closer than 25 feet to any person 9 Under no circumstances may a pilot or other person touch a powered model in flight Organized R C Racing Event 10 An R C racing event whether or not an AMA Rule Book e...

Page 71: ...foam tire that has the appearance or real rubber but a fraction of the weight The large hubs on which the tires come mounted are exceptionally durable and lightweight as well Pro Lite wheels are available in 1 to 4 sizes Double HD Ball Links HAN3619 Perfect for multi servo installations TITANIUM PRO LINKS HAN3550 HAN3558 With their size and weight giant scale aircraft place higher demands on their...

Page 72: ... 5833 TM 2003 Horizon Hobby Inc 4105 Fieldstone Road Champaign Illinois 61822 217 355 9511 www horizonhobby com ...

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