Scorpio Miss bipe S2065, Assembly & User'S Manual

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51. Carefully cut out the vac formed ABS fuselage
top deck [10] with a pair of scissors. Cut to the
moulded line. Retain the strips of left over material,
as they will be used in the next phase. With a very
sharp knife carefully score and cut the top deck into
two halves 160mm from the front, the front half will
become the hatch.
52. Glue in place around the inside edge of the top
hatch [10] a strip of the left over ABS. This should be
glued so it overhangs the hatch by about half its
width. See diagram. This will act as a support for the
deck section that is glued to the fuselage.
53. Before starting the next section look at diagram
56 to see how the hatch works. Glue in place the
hatch mounting plate [DC2-3]. Also glue in place the
hatch and deck formers [DC4-9]. Make sure the rear
deck former is placed back enough not to touch the
support lip. See diagram.
54. Glue the mounting plate [DC4-3] for the hatch
retaining screw [B2-6] to the fuselage. Insert the
screw. The screw allows height adjustment for the
hatch fitting.
55. Glue the rear deck moulding in position between
the upper wing support struts.
56. It is now possible to install the deck hatch. The
hatch is placed over the screw and slid back so the
support lip passes under the rear decking. Adjust the
screw until the fit is tight/firm.
57. There are many options in motor choice. The
diagrams show the installation of a Horak type
reduction gearbox. For this installation use parts
[DC5-1], [DC5-2], [DC6-1] and [DC6-2].
58. Glue the parts together to form a motor mount
and adjust it as necessary to suit the motor.
59. With the motor/gearbox assembly installed check
for position and that it lines up correctly. Attach the
motor to the mount using a plastic tie-wrap. Ensure
the tie-wrap is tight and the motor/gearbox unit
cannot slip.
60-61. Install the receiver, speed controller and
batteries as per the diagram.
62. Check the control movements. The rudder should
have approximately 30° of movement left and right,
the elevator and the ailerons 20° up and down.
63. Add decals.
64. With all equipment installed check the centre of
gravity (C of G). The C of G should be 55~60mm from
the leading edge (front) of the upper wing. To adjust
the C of G move the battery forward or back.
Warning!
Your Miss Bipe is relatively small R/C model, which
can be flown in limited spaces. Do not forget
however, that it is not a toy but a potentially
dangerous flying object.
Never fly in crowded places, close to children, next to
buildings, roads, airports or any other potentially
dangerous area.
As owner and pilot of this model it is your
responsibility, and yours alone, to ensure that it is
operated safely. Others cannot judge its capabilities
and so its safe use is entirely your responsibility.
The above said, flown safely you will have many
hours of enjoyment from your Miss Bipe.
Happy Flying!
Box contents
No. Qty. Description
1 1 Fin/rudder assembly
2 1 Tailplane
3 1 Left upper wing panel
4 1 Right upper wing panel
5 1 Left lower wing panel
6 1 Right lower wing panel
7 1 Complete fuselage
8 2 Fuselage longerons
9 1 Undercarriage
10 1 Vac formed fuselage top deck
1 Bag B1
1 Bag B2
1 Die-cut sheet DC-1
1 Die-cut sheet DC-2
1 Die-cut sheet DC-3
1 Die-cut sheet DC-4
1 Die-cut sheet DC-5
1 Die-cut sheet DC-6
1 Decals
1 Instructions
Miss Bipe S2065