WattAge F-22 Raptor EP Instruction Manual Download Page 5

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ADDITIONAL ITEMS REQUIRED

{1} Hitec Focus 3 AM Radio System

{2} Cirrus CS-10 Micro Servos # 444052

{2} Cirrus 12" Servo Extensions # 444713

{1} Wattage IC-15A ESC # 128484

{1} Wattage 8C 600Mah NiCD Battery # 128522

{1} Promax Activator Digital Charger # 885650

{1} Dubro Hook & Loop Material # 568906

{1} Dubro 3/16" Heat Shrink Tubing # 867887

{1} Trinity AA Batteries - 8 Pack # 837801

{1} Clear Scotch

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 Tape

OPTIONAL ITEMS

TOOLS AND SUPPLIES REQUIRED

Kwik Bond 5 Minute Epoxy # 887560

Kwik Bond Thick C/A # 887510

Excel Modeling Knife # 692801

# 0 Phillips Head Screwdriver

# 1 Phillips Head Screwdriver

1/16" Hex Wrench

Adjustable Wrench

Needle Nose Pliers

Wire Cutters

Hand or Electric Drill

Assorted Drill Bits

220 Grit Sandpaper w/Sanding Block

Ruler

{1} Hitec Flash 4X FM Micro Radio System

{1} Wattage 8C 800Mah NiMH Battery # 128524

{1} Wattage Elevon Mixer # 128460

Pencil

Scissors

Masking Tape

Rubbing Alcohol

Paper Towels

NHP Epoxy Mixing Sticks # 864204

NHP Epoxy Mixing Cups # 864205

TS Racing Oil # 961002

Performance Plus Motor Spray # 340186

Machine Oil or Vaseline

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K&S 30 Watt Soldering Iron # 598120

Kester Solder # 398505

IMPORTANT

The part numbers shown for the Cirrus servos, servo
extensions and elevon mixer are compatible with Hitec
and JR radio systems.  These items are also available
with plugs that are compatible with Airtronics and Fu-
taba radio systems.  Please check with your dealer for
those part numbers.

To convert inches into millimeters: Inches x 25.4 = mm

1/64"

=

  .4mm

1/32"

=

  .8mm

1/16"

=

1.6mm

3/32"

=

2.4mm

1/8"

=

3.2mm

5/32"

=

4.0mm

3/16"

=

4.8mm

1/4"

=

6.4mm

3/8"

=

9.5mm

1/2"

=        12.7mm

5/8"

=        15.9mm

3/4"

=        19.0mm

1"

=        25.4mm

2"

=        50.8mm

3"

=        76.2mm

6"

=      152.4mm

12"

=      304.8mm

18"

=      457.2mm

21"

=      533.4mm

24"

=      609.6mm

30"

=      762.0mm

36"

=      914.4mm

METRIC CONVERSION CHART

If you are going to paint the camouflage on the F-22 Raptor EP you will need the following items:

Tamiya Dark Sea Gray Acrylic Paint # 335584

Badger Deluxe Airbrush Set # 537126

Tack Rag

IMPORTANT

The F-22 Raptor comes with a prepainted light gray base coat.  It's important that you don't use masking tape to hold any
of the parts together.  If you do, the paint will be damaged when you pull up the tape.

Summary of Contents for F-22 Raptor EP

Page 1: ...the event of a mishap And because it is lightweight performance using the included 370 size motor and gear box is excellent The airplane is quite fast yet is very stable throughout the entire speed ra...

Page 2: ...nd Supplies Required 5 Metric Conversion Chart 5 Kit Contents 6 Replacement Parts 6 Motor Break in 7 Breaking In the Motor 7 Wing Installation 8 Aligning the Wing Panels 8 Installing the Wing Panels 8...

Page 3: ...s is an important point or an assembly hint If you should find a part missing or damaged or have any questions about assembly please contact us at the address below Wattage Customer Care 18480 Bandili...

Page 4: ...gital Peak Charger P N 885650 to charge the flight battery It is vital to the F 22 Raptor EP s flying performance that the battery pack be fully charged every flight so using a peak charger is very im...

Page 5: ...05 TS Racing Oil 961002 Performance Plus Motor Spray 340186 Machine Oil or Vaseline K S 30 Watt Soldering Iron 598120 Kester Solder 398505 IMPORTANT The part numbers shown for the Cirrus servos servo...

Page 6: ...lon Stabilator Retainers 4 Prebent Pull Pull Rods 2 4mm Thick Foam Spacers 1 Stabilator Reinforcement Board MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS LANDING GEAR ASSEMBLY 1 Prebent Nose Gear Wire 2 Prebent Main Gear Wires...

Page 7: ...he excess motor spray and oil 10 Slowly turn on the motor Position the throttle lever to about 1 3 throttle and let the motor run While the motor is running apply a light spray of motor spray inside t...

Page 8: ...rons Do not cut out the molded hinge line on the bottom of the wing 4 Using 220 grit sandpaper with a sanding block carefully sand the wing root smooth and straight being careful not to distort the an...

Page 9: ...ng a 9 64 drill bit carefully drill a hole through the fuselage where the marks you drew and the mold lines intersect Make sure to drill the hole parallel to the back edge of the fuselage and at a 90...

Page 10: ...in the left side of the fuselage INSTALLING THE STABILATORS 15 Using a ruler and a modeling knife carefully cut off the corner of the stabilator at the two marks you drew See photo 12 below Photo 12...

Page 11: ...here it to the bottom of the stabilator See photo 17 below Photo 17 27 Repeat steps 14 through 26 to install the stabilator assembly on the left side of the fuselage Kwik Bond 5 Minute Epoxy Excel Mod...

Page 12: ...of scissors cut away and remove the plastic from around the base of the nose cone making sure to remove the molded radius See photo 19 below Photo 19 2 Using 220 grit sandpaper with a sanding block s...

Page 13: ...e servo output shafts facing down and toward the outside Make sure you make both a right and a left Photo 22 6 Using a ruler and a pencil measure down 11 16 from the fuselage mold line and draw a line...

Page 14: ...e fuselage and push the motor assembly up against the plywood motor plate Photo 26 6 Remove the motor assembly and set it aside Using a drill with a 1 16 drill bit drill pilot holes through the motor...

Page 15: ...the ESC and turn on the radio system Center the servos using the trim levers on the transmitter 10 Attach the servo horn to one servo making sure that the servo horn is centered Install and tighten th...

Page 16: ...ill Bit 220 Grit Sandpaper w Sanding Block Pencil Scissors ITEMS REQUIRED 1 Molded Plastic Motor Cover 1 Molded Plastic Canopy 6 2mm x 5mm Wood Screws TOOLS AND SUPPLIES REQUIRED TRIMMING THE CANOPY 1...

Page 17: ...fully outline the location of the plate onto the fuselage side 3 Remove the plate and set it aside Using 220 grit sandpaper carefully sand away the paint from inside the outline you drew Removing the...

Page 18: ...e gear wire into the brass nose gear bracket Adjust the height of the wire so that the airplane sits level When satisfied with the alignment tighten the set screw in the bracket using a 1 16 hex wrenc...

Page 19: ...to use heat shrink tubing to insulate the solder joints Plug the throttle lead into the proper slot in the receiver 8 Mount the ESC to the fuselage floor using a small piece of double sided tape to h...

Page 20: ...your fin gers on the two marks you drew and carefully lift the airplane If the nose of the airplane falls the airplane is nose heavy To correct this move the flight battery back just far enough to bri...

Page 21: ...s Allow the battery and motor to cool then repeat this procedure two more times 4 Check the condition of the transmitter batteries They should be fully charged 5 Check every bolt and glue joint in the...

Page 22: ...have a steerable nose gear it is im portant that you double check that the airplane is tracking straight down the runway Take offs should also be done into the wind to prevent the airplane from veeri...

Page 23: ...ect symmetrically to pro duce pitch motion and asymmetrically to produce roll motion The stabilators are located on either side of the tail of the aircraft Stall Speed The speed at which air stops mov...

Page 24: ...TAIL Use the photos below to help you lay out the camouflage paint scheme on your airplane Note that there is no camouflage on the bottom of the airplane F 22 RAPTOR EP REAR VIEW F 22 RAPTOR EP FRONT...

Page 25: ...Z E R This template is provided to make it easy to set the proper angle for both vertical stabilizers Cut the template out along the outline and adhere it to a piece of heavy cardstock Cut the cardst...

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Page 27: ...Wrong Size Missing Wrong Shape If you checked any of the boxes above did you contact our Customer Service Department to resolve the problem Yes No 7 Was any of the assembly difficult for you If yes p...

Page 28: ...bby Distributors Attn Wattage Customer Care 18480 Bandilier Circle Fountain Valley CA 92728 8610 Post Office will not deliver without proper postage _____________________________ _____________________...

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