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Assembly Manual

3.1m SU-26MM Sukhoi ARF

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Summary of Contents for 85cc Sukhoi SU-26MM

Page 1: ...Assembly Manual 3 1m SU 26MM Sukhoi ARF ...

Page 2: ... attempt disassembly use with incompatible components or augment product in any way without the approval of Horizon Hobby Inc This manual contains instructions for safety operation and maintenance It is essential to read and follow all the instructions and warnings in the manual prior to assembly setup or use in order to operate correctly and avoid damage or serious injury Table of Contents Intro ...

Page 3: ...with hinged elevator 1 Left horizontal stabilizer with hinged elevator 1 Wings with hinged aileron 1 Cowl 1 Hardware bags Ball Links Pushrods Washers and Locknuts Aileron and Elevator Control Horns Plates and Nylon Wing Bolts 2 5mm and 4 40 Screws Left Horns Shorter are for Elevators and Longer Ones for Aileron Included Parts ...

Page 4: ...nd Parts Number Safety Precautions and Warnings Read and follow all instructions and safety precautions before use Improper use can result in fire serious injury and damage to property Components Use only with compatible components Should any compatibility questions exist please refer to the product instructions the component instructions or contact Horizon Hobby Inc Flight Fly only in open areas ...

Page 5: ...anel two servos etc Remember to take your time and follow the directions UltraCote Covering Colors Cream HANU878 Orange HANU877 Pearl Purple HANU847 Silver HANU881 Recommended Setup 2 Stroke Gas DA150 DA 170 Recommended Spinner 5 inch purple Tru Turn Ultimate Style with solid back plate DA150 TT 5052 B M 3W120 AP DA 170 TT 5052 B M DA170 AP Optional Tuned Pipe and Canister Installation If you are ...

Page 6: ...5mm Additional Required Adhesives Medium CA PAAPT02 Thin CA PAAPT08 CA remover debonder PAAPT16 CA accelerator PAAPT15 Threadlock PAAPT42 30 Minute Epoxy 8 oz PAAPT39 Before Starting Assembly Before beginning the assembly of your model remove each part from its bag for inspection Closely inspect the fuselage wing panels rudder and stabilizer for damage If you find any damaged or missing parts cont...

Page 7: ...onfiguration as the wings come out of the box For 3D setup all 3 servos will be installed and middle servo control horns need to be glued in Follow the below steps Precision Wing Setup 1 Prepare the aileron servos by installing the rubber grommets and brass eyelets Hint Prepare all servos for the wing at this time 2 Secure a 36 inch servo extension to the outboard aileron servo lead using string o...

Page 8: ...amming Hints The pointers below can help make matching servos easier This is not to take the place of the MatchBox instruction manual 1 Connect the inboard servo to the MatchBox and then make all adjustments to servo center and travel adjustments in the transmitter programming No adjustments to this servo should be made in the MatchBox 2 Connect the second servo to the MatchBox to center it then i...

Page 9: ...and wings will see Open up the middle servo bay Iron down the edges The middle servo bay is located approximately 16 inches away from the inboard servo Rub your finger over the covering in that vicinity to find it 2 To harden the servo mounting holes in the bay mount the servo screws back them out and apply some thin CA in the hole Wait until CA is dry before installing the servo See step 3 in pre...

Page 10: ...leading edge of the wing 6 1 5 inch servo arms are used for 3D wing setup Assemble the linkages and use threadlock on all the screws Setscrews need only tightening and no threadlock 7 The picture below shows the wing with a 3 servo setup at full deflection For MatchBox setup refer to previous section The picture below shows the comparison of precision wing and 3D wing setup ...

Page 11: ...sed Prepare the servo by installing the rubber grommets and brass eyelets Servo needs to be installed in such way that output shaft is towards the leading edge of the stab The servo arm needs to be 1 25 inch if in case of using a JR aluminum servo arm this would be the third outermost hole 2 Mount the servo screws and back them out 3 To harden the servo mounting holes in the bay apply some thin CA...

Page 12: ...e as steps 2 and 3 in the elevator precision setup section 3 Mount the servo once the glue is dry 4 Remove the covering to mount the control horns 5 Mix 30 minute epoxy and fill the control horn slots 6 Install the control horns and plate make sure to line up the control horns hole and elevator hinge line Clean excess epoxy using alcohol swabs 7 Prepare the ball link and pushrod for installation 8...

Page 13: ...ly some industrial lubricant to the rod Pass the rod through the hinges in rudder and fuselage vertical fin separately This helps remove any possible dirt in the hinges and makes for easier final assembly 2 Mate the rudder and fuselage vertical stabilizer and carefully pass the rod through hinges This can be accomplished by two ways 1 Use a drill on slow speed and gently pass through the rod If th...

Page 14: ...o arm 2 JR heavy duty servo extension 48 inch 2 Required Tools and Adhesives Pin vise Phillips screwdriver 1 String Dental floss Masking tape 3 32 inch ball driver Note The fuselage is made to accept 4 rudder servos however if the recommended servos are used only two servos are needed even for the most extreme 3D flying If using servos with lower torque remove the covering from one or both of the ...

Page 15: ...servo arm so it is pointing to the bottom of the fuse and is parallel to the rudder hinge line Use sub trim if needed 8 Apply threadlock on main mounting servo screw Tighten the setscrews without use of threadlock 9 Connect other side of pushrod to control horns 10 Adjust the length of pushrod to achieve rudder center while the arm is parallel to the hinge line Note Since there are two rudder serv...

Page 16: ...lock to the setscrews and slightly tighten them 4 Temporarily install the pant and center the wheel 5 Once the wheel is centered remove wheel pant and mark the axle where wheel collars sit and file a flat spot for each collar location Note that the collar shoulder is facing the wheel hub 6 Tighten the setscrews and wheel pant screws using a 1 5mm and 2 5mm ball driver respectively 7 Mount the main...

Page 17: ...cket and mark the holes 10 Drill a pilot hole using a pin vise then mount the screws and remove them 11 Apply thin CA in the holes and wait until it is dry this will harden the wall 12 Mount the T bracket using small wood screws and the tail gear using washers and screws make sure to use threadlock on the bolts Hook the springs from the tiller arm to the T bracket and secure them ...

Page 18: ...g Two support locations are selected for pipe installation Pipe mounts need to be doubled up for increased glue surface area and strength Scratch the surface of each mount with a hobby knife 2 Glue the layers using a thin layer of 5 minute epoxy Clamp until glue cures 3 Pass the silicone tubing through the middle hole and go through each hole in the circumference of the mount from the inside until...

Page 19: ...cant on the pipes for easier passage through the mounts when they are not glued yet Pipe mounts will not touch the floor of the fuselage and need to be glued to the sides and bottom former 6 Once mounts are centered mark the spot on the sides and formers 7 Remove the pipes and use an acid brush to apply 30 minute epoxy to the sides of the mount and fuselage 8 Reinstall the mounts and allow time fo...

Page 20: ... It is also recommended to do this before the first flight Let engine idle for 3 to 4 minutes to warm up the couplers gradually increasing the throttle to half to get the engine hot and then allow a cool down period before the first flight This should not need repeating and when done right header pipe will not slip out Canisters Mount Installation 1 Kit comes with 2 canister mounts and silicone tu...

Page 21: ...des of the mount and fuselage where they contact using 30 minute epoxy to enough have time for adjustment Canister Header Assembly 1 Recommended header length for MTW TD110 canister and DA 170 is 8 9 inches Cut 1 inch off the stock header Assemble the canister header using a vice grip to open the clamps and slide them over the header first then insert the header and canister into coupler Leave 1 8...

Page 22: ... and Adhesives 30 minute epoxy Hobby knife Iron 3 32 inch ball driver 1 The pictures below show the cowl mounting ring and 3 gussets They assemble as pictured Mount the cowl mounting ring and open the slots where the gussets sit on and around the engine box 2 Dry fit everything and temporarily mount the bottom cowl to ensure correct alignment Adjust if necessary ...

Page 23: ...nd apply glue to the gussets and cowl mount ring also rub some epoxy in the slots where the gusset tabs interlock then glue the mounts in place Attach bottom cowl and wait until epoxy is set before removing the cowl This ensures the cowl mount ring and gussets are glued and aligned properly Clean excess epoxy with alcohol swabs 5 Mount the lower half cowl 6 Mount the upper half cowl At the mid poi...

Page 24: ... inch 20 bolts provided and make sure to apply threadlock to all the bolts 2 Mount the throttle servo so that the servo output shaft is closer to the front of the engine DA 170 comes with a 4 40 ball link attached to the throttle lever Screw the 6 1 2 inch 4 40 rod into DA ball link and ball link provided with the kit Apply threadlock to the servo arm screw Throttle servo needs 24 inch extension 3...

Page 25: ...pe or adhesive backed hook and loop Medium CA Hook and loop staps Rotary tool Sanding Drum 3 8 inch 1 Fuel tank comes assembled but not installed It is recommended that lines be checked every 2 3 months and replace them if they have hardened 2 Fill line is installed at the front left side of the fuselage using Hangar 9 fuel filler Drill a small hole then using a rotary tool and 3 8 inch diameter s...

Page 26: ...e to the bottom of the tank 5 Glue a piece of hook and loop to the masking tape using medium CA 6 Glue two pieces of hook and loop to the tank tray using medium CA 7 Strap the tank with hook and loop strips provided Loop the overflow line around the tank 8 Overflow line goes through the fuselage floor opening to the lower bottom cowl 9 Mount the lower cowl and mark behind the bottom left louver Us...

Page 27: ...tch or similar JR heavy duty 6 inch extension Required Tools and Adhesives Hobby knife Iron Masking tape Medium CA Hook and loop Double sided tape 1 Locate the ignition switch cut out in the right front of the fuselage and remove the covering Mount the ignition switch 2 Locate the slots for the ignition module behind the cowl mounting ring and remove the covering 3 Iron down the edges and the cove...

Page 28: ...ked hook and loop to the engine box 8 Mount the ignition and battery as one piece and strap it with hook and loop straps Provide an overlap of 2 inches for the strap to wrap around the battery and ignition module through the slots 9 Ignition will be mounted next to ignition module and battery Glue a piece of hook and loop next to ignition module and battery 10 Apply a piece of masking tape to the ...

Page 29: ...ed JR 5203 regulator Receiver Required Tools and Adhesives Masking tape CA thin and medium CA accelerator 5 minute epoxy Dubro 1 4 inch foam Hook and loop Hook and loop 1 Prepare the receiver to mount on the tray similar to the ignition battery preparation in the previous section Put two rounds of masking tape at the bottom of the receiver Using CA glue 1 4 inch DuBro foam to the masking tape and ...

Page 30: ...m CA Masking tape Hook and loop Hook and loop straps 1 Apply masking tape to the bottom of the batteries Glue hook and loop using CA to the masking tape Applying CA in addition to the adhesive already on the hook and loop ensures glue does not come undone on hot days 2 Glue using CA opposite side of hook and loop to the sides of the fuselage as shown below 3 Overlap 2 inches of hook and loop strap...

Page 31: ...he fuselage and mount the receiver switch Apply a small amount of threadlock to the screws 2 There are two ways to mount the satellite receivers One way is to simply apply a piece of double sided servo tape to the back of the satellite receiver and attach to the fuselage See step 3 for the alternative method 3 Attach a piece of masking tape to the back of the satellite receiver apply a couple of d...

Page 32: ... Threadlock Music wire 050 inch not included Flexible adhesive Shoo Goo or Zap A Dap A Goo Foam Safe CA 1 Pilot head comes in two pieces with two screws and washers Apply threadlock to bolts and pass them through the lower body of the pilot through the head 2 Glue the pilot using Shoo Goo to the place allocated in the canopy 3 Locate the foam pilot panel and pilot panel decal ...

Page 33: ...tion Do not inadvertently skip this step The recommended Center of Gravity CG location for your model is 10 5 inches forward from the trailing edge of the wing tip as shown Mark the location of the CG on the top of the wing with a felt tipped pen Use help to lift the plane from the marked position For 3D flying 10 inches forward of trailing edge is recommended however the 10 5 inches is the best o...

Page 34: ... bubbles can be worked out by squeegee Allow 24 hours for decals to dry and adhesive to set It is important to take all the wrinkles in the covering out and would be best to apply the decals after the plane has been taken to a flying field a couple of times and all the wrinkles have been removed The following pictures show the location of decals Wing Decal Close up ...

Page 35: ...35 Hangar 9 3 1m Sukhoi SU 26MM ARF Assembly Manual Applying Decals Fuselage Decal Close up ...

Page 36: ... Elevator High Rate Expo Up 43 degrees 70 Down 43 degrees 70 Roller Expo Up 14 5 degrees 42 See Pro Tips Down 14 5 degrees 42 Normal Expo Up 10 5 degrees 42 Down 10 5 degrees 42 Aileron High Rate Expo Up 34 degrees 45 Down 33 degrees 45 Roller Rate Expo Up 25 5 degrees 46 Down 25 degrees 46 Normal Rate Expo Up 28 5 degrees 45 Down 28 degrees 45 Rudder High and Roller Rate Expo Right 40 degrees 56 ...

Page 37: ...ctions on the range check process Safety Do s and Don ts for Pilots Consult local laws and ordinances before choosing a location to fly your aircraft Check all control surfaces prior to each takeoff Do not fly your model near spectators parking areas or any other area that could result in injury to people or damage of property Do not fly during adverse weather conditions Poor visibility can cause ...

Page 38: ...p final assembly modification or misuse no liability shall be assumed nor accepted for any resulting damage or injury By the act of use setup or assembly the user accepts all resulting liability If you as the Purchaser or user are not prepared to accept the liability associated with the use of this Product you are advised to return this Product immediately in new and unused condition to the place ...

Page 39: ...d Champaign Illinois 61822 USA Please call 877 504 0233 or e mail us at productsupport horizonhobby com with any questions or concerns regarding this product or warranty United Kingdom Electronics and engines requiring inspection or repair should be shipped to the following address Horizon Hobby Limited Units 1 4 Ployters Rd Staple Tye Harlow Essex CM18 7NS United Kingdom Please call 44 0 1279 641...

Page 40: ...12 When and where required by rule helmets must be properly worn and fastened They must be OSHA DOT ANSI SNELL or NOCSAE approved or comply with comparable standards RADIO CONTROL 1 All model flying shall be conducted in a manner to avoid over flight of unprotected people 2 I will have completed a successful radio equipment ground range check before the first flight of a new or repaired model airc...

Page 41: ...27162 Printed 01 2011 2011 Horizon Hobby Inc horizonhobby com Hangar9 com ...

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