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Please review this entire manual before beginning assembly. 
By doing so it will help you better understand each step as you progress in the 
actual building of your kit, and you will do a better job in assembly.

INCLUDED IN THIS KIT:

• All laser cut Depron parts
• Balsa ailerons, balsa horizontal stabilizer, and balsa elevator
• Plywood motor mount
• 3 Pu 1 Pushrod tube
• 3 Micro control horns
• 1 Carbon fiber tube and 2 flat spars
• 1 Balsa short stick for servo mount

SPECIFICATION:

• Wing Span: 24 inch
• Length: 17.5 inch
• Dry weight: 5.5 oz
• Ready to Fly Weight: 7.7 oz with 2S 7.4v 1050mAh

NEEDED BUILDING TOOLS:

• Foam Safe / Odorless CA glue + Foam Safe Accelerator 
  (User Friendly Odorless “UFO” highly recommended) 
• Blenderm Hinge Tape or Transparent Scotch Tape
• San Sanding Bar
• Hobby Knife
• Ruler (preferably metal)

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT:

• 4 Channel Trans Micro Receiver (AR6100E, AR6110E  or similar)
• 2 Micro Servos (5~8 gram) 
  (HXT500, SG-50 or Hitec HS-55 or similar) 
• Small & Light High KV Outrunner 
  (HXT 24gram 3000kv, Turnigy 2730 3000kv or similar)
• ESC: 30Amp 
• APC Prop: (4.75x4.75 on 3S ONLY), or (5x5~6x5 on 2S only)
• Prop Adapter: 3mm (will fit both recommended motors)
• Lipo Battery: Nano-Power 1100mAh 11.1v 35C
• Maximum Battery size: 73x34x18 mm
  (Size is very crucial here. This size is the largest fit for width and thickness possible in 
the small fuselage)

Summary of Contents for Baby Shark

Page 1: ... 2S 7 4v 1050mAh NEEDED BUILDING TOOLS Foam Safe Odorless CA glue Foam Safe Accelerator User Friendly Odorless UFO highly recommended Blenderm Hinge Tape or Transparent Scotch Tape Sandpaper Sanding Bar Hobby Knife Ruler preferably metal REQUIRED EQUIPMENT 4 Channel Transmitter Micro Receiver AR6100E AR6110E or similar 2 Micro Servos 5 8 gram HXT500 SG 50 or Hitec HS 55 or similar Small Light High...

Page 2: ... the taper on the center sections on the first 2 rows Double up the parts and glue them together as shown Keep them centered leaving 3mm on each left and right side The 3 sections of parts is the bottom fuselage The kit will include 2 wing halves that are pre curved These will be the top skins of the wing The carbon fiber parts and hardware as in cluded Using a marker as a rolling pin roll the bot...

Page 3: ...ue the bottom rear portion of the fuselage For now stop here on the fuselage and lets start on the elevator next Sand a bevel on the stabilizer about 20 degrees It is better to sand a bevel on both sides than only on the eleva tor Sand a bevel on the elevator about 20 de grees Sand the leading edge of the stabilizer round Sanding rounded lead ing edges and tapered trailing edges will improve perfo...

Page 4: ... 4 inch square Here is what your stabilizer with elevator attached should look like Note the bevel on both sides This is important that you do it this way for best perfor mance Now insert the stabilizer into the fuselage and glue ONLY the bottom part for now Make sure the bevels are facing toward the bottom Photo shows the fuse lage upside down Flip the fuselage back right side up The top portion ...

Page 5: ...will allow the foam to glue nicely into the fuselage with foam on foam Now insert this as sembly into the bottom part of the fuselage and ONLY glue the front part on Make sure there is room for the battery hatch to open and close Again ONLY glue the front part on The remaining parts of the fuselage as shown here Put aside for now we will get back to it later The parts required for the main wing as...

Page 6: ...g tape to line up the top cover This will help you get the wing on right with one try by flipping it over after you apply glue on the inside Apply glue to sections in Red Marking yours the same way only on the outer most edges will help you in later steps with sanding the leading and trailing edges Don t forget to apply glue on the Carbon tube also Carefully flip over the top and make sure it is l...

Page 7: ...e red marker lines beneath the Depron to prevent you from sanding too much Stop before it starts showing through too much Make sure you use a sanding bar to ensure your sanding is uni form and level where needed This helps greatly with sanding the tapered trailing edges Here you can see an other angle of the taper at the bottom trailing edge Bottom side is facing up in this photo More photos to sh...

Page 8: ...re 1 4 inch from the inside And measure 1 4 inch down Make a dot and drill and hole for the control horn Here is another easy way to trim the tape for the control horn Insert the control horn without glue and trim the tape around the edges Remember use a sharp knife and lightly cut it away Remove the control horn and remove the tape Optional You can also sand the bottom part of the leading edge to...

Page 9: ... aileron servo Now test fit the rear top cover and you will see that the servo area needs to be trimmed in order to close properly Trim the area around the servo You will also need to trim the area on the front top cover piece These 2 top pieces should not be glued on Close them with tape only for access to the gear if needed Now that the top covers are trimmed to fit the servo you can compete the...

Page 10: ...trol horn Remove the whole pushrod with tube To be able to better grip and align your Z bender tool Align the Z bender tool on the mark you made Watch the angles to make sure you position it properly Install the Pushrod on the control horn first Now insert it on the inner most hole of the servo arm then screw in your servo arm to the servo Push down the slop in the pushrod and tube into the V groo...

Page 11: ...the rear and mark both sides Cut apart along the 3 inch marks you just made Again using the marker roller method curve up the end only to match the fuselage Insert it and glue it in You will notice 3 different pieces as shown They are different in size only at the part shown with the arrows Choose the size that best fits your rudder after your sanding Glue it in I will discuss your options for tri...

Page 12: ...lso make sure your motor is spin ning the right way Install the motor mount first to the firewall Then install the motor You may have to make a small access hole to reach the grub screw to tighten your motor onto the motor mount The motor may be too close to the nose of the fuselage Trim it to clear the motor if needed Position the ESC as shown You may have to extend the wires to the battery conne...

Page 13: ...pe for demonstration purpose only You should use clear tape on yours Sand all edges of your fuselage as streamlined as you wish it to be Be careful not to damage the rudder or horizontal stabilizer when sanding the rear section Congratulations You are almost done As a last step you should cover the entire fuselage with clear packing tape to add strength and apply a coating of water based polyureth...

Page 14: ...t up instead of the 3S on the same motor ESC and even the same 4 75x4 75 prop And you will have your self a very manageable and still fast micro parkflyer that is great flying fun at a more manageable pace But don t underestimate this set up either it can still tear up the sky but at a less than insane way PLEASE FOLLOW THE RECOMMENDED CONTROL THROW SET UP VERY IMPORTANT R T F Weight 7 5 oz 9 0 oz...

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