ROBBE Arcus V-Tail Prop 1400 ARF Building And Operating Instructions Download Page 2

Building and Operating Instructions - Arcus V-Tail Prop 1400 

No. 2593

2

Contents

  

Page

Contents

  

Page

Specification 2

Essential accessories 

2

Recommended accessories 

2

Set contents 

2

Radio control system 

3

Colour scheme 

3

Glued joints 

3

Power system 

3

Installing the tail panels 

4, 5

Installing the wings 

5

Installing the RC system components 

6

Control surface travels 

6

Centre of Gravity 

6

Checking the working systems, setting up the control 

surfaces 7 

Test-flying, flying notes 

7

Specification, 20 A speed controller 

8

Programmable settings 

8

The speed controller in use 

8

Setting the throttle travel 

8

Normal procedure when flying 

8

Protective functions 

8

Programming the speed controller 

8

1. Starting programming mode 

8

2. Selecting the programming point 

8

3. Setting the programming point (value) 

8

4. Quitting programming mode 

8

Safety Information  

8

Replacement Parts list 

9

Guarantee 9

Service Centre addresses 

10

Conformity Declaration 

10

Dear customer,

Congratulations on your choice of a factory-assembled mo-
del aircraft from the robbe 
Modellsport range. Many thanks for placing your trust in us. 

The model can be ready for the air when you have completed 
just a few simple procedures. Please
read right through these instructions and the separate in-
formation sheets before attempting to assemble and fly the 
model, as this will make it much easier to complete the tasks 
required.

Please study the illustrations and the brief instructions 
to obtain a clear understanding of the individual stages of 
construction. All parts must be trial-fitted “dry” (without glue) 
before you reach for the glue. Assign the individual compon-
ents to the various stages of assembly.

All directions, such as “right-hand”, are as seen from the tail 
of the model, looking forward.

We constantly strive to update our products to reflect the la-
test developments. You can find details of technical improve-
ments and revised documentation on the Internet by calling 
up the appropriate product description at our website: www.
robbe.com.

The model

The V-Tail Prop is the latest addition to the robbe Arcus fami-
ly, and is an eye-catcher in several ways - not just due to its 
unusual looks. Its above-average performance in the air, and 
its suitability for any pilot from the relatively inexperienced 
flyer with some experience of aileron models right up to the 
advanced pilot, are ample proof of its tremendous versatility. 
With its compact dimensions, the Arcus V-Tail Prop is the 
ideal "evening flyer", as it is easy to transport in any car, and 
can be ready for flying the moment you reach the club patch. 
The model can also be fitted with an optional rudder servo. 

Specification:

Wing loading approx.: 

30 g/dm

2

Length approx.: 

770 mm

Total surface area approx.: 

15 dm

2

All-up weight approx.: 

450 g

Wingspan approx.:  

1400 mm

RC functions:

Elevator, ailerons, throttle

Essential accessories:

1 x CT-2 plug + socket 

4077

1 x ROXXY

®

 POWER ZY 3S 1000 mAh 30C  

6911

1 x T6J-R2006GS 2.4 GHz FHSS  

F4100

Recommended accessories:

1 x CT2 gold charge lead, 2 mm  

8254

1 x POWER PEAK

®

 A4 EQ-LCD 230 V / 12 V  

8560

1 x Hook-and-loop tape 

50590002

Optional:

1 x 8.1 g servo 

8975

Set contents:

• 

Robust moulded EPO foam fuselage, wings and tail pa-
nels, with decals applied

• 

Pre-trimmed canopy

• 

Small hardware items for control surface linkages and ser-
vo well covers

• 

Factory-assembled propeller and spinner

• 

Brushless electric motor and speed controller from the robbe 
E-COLINE series

• 

Three robbe E-COLINE 8 g servos installed

-  Multi-lingual illustrated assembly instructions

Summary of Contents for Arcus V-Tail Prop 1400 ARF

Page 1: ...Building and Operating Instructions Arcus V Tail Prop 1400 ARF No 2593...

Page 2: ...tages of assembly All directions such as right hand are as seen from the tail of the model looking forward We constantly strive to update our products to reflect the la test developments You can find...

Page 3: ...g system com ponents including the speed controller be sure to read and observe the instructions supplied with them Colour scheme No painting is required Glued joints All parts must be trial fitted dr...

Page 4: ...ed to activate a V tail mixer at your transmitter Fig 6 Check the servo neutrals once more The servo arm must be at right angles to the servo The pushrod can now be screwed to the swivel barrels moun...

Page 5: ...Slide the wing joiner through the right hand side of the fuselage and into the left hand wing panel Now fit the right hand wing panel onto the joiner threading the servo lead through the opening in t...

Page 6: ...n nect it Mark the Centre of Gravity on both sides of the fuselage as shown in the underside view Support the model at the marked points and allow it to hang freely Ideally the model will now balance...

Page 7: ...vidual pilot s flying style The Expo settings should also be adjusted to suit the pilot s preference Test flying flying notes Read the sections in the Safety Notes entitled Routine pre flight checks a...

Page 8: ...lane of the propeller when the motor is running injury hazard Specification 20 A speed controller Continuous current 20 A Peak current 25 A max 10 seconds BEC mode Linear BEC output 5V 2A NiMH cell co...

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