Radio equipment
Failure to use the recommended servos, output arms, extensions, and hardware
may result in a loss of control!
Throughout this manual we make use of various types of servos and radio equipment!
We have used JR equipment during the installation process. If you make use of an-
other manufacturer, please use equipment with similar specifications!
The F16 will require extension leads! Please use high quality extension leads. Make
use of ceramic non ferrite cores if leads exceeds 1 meter.
The trend nowadays is to use dual battery management systems and dual RX equip-
ment. With the introduction of 2.4 GHz even quad RX systems are considered as nor-
mal for a jet model.
Always center and install the correct output arms while on the bench, once the servo is
in the aircraft access to the servo arm screw is sometimes limited.
Do not save any money when buying radio equipment. The price of servo’s are far
from the price of replacing the entire model.
REMEMBER: The best equipment is only as good as the weakest link. Ask your-
self if this servo or link or lead etc is worthy of my trust to protect my very large
investment...
Accessories
1. 2 DS8911 servo’s for the elevator.
2. 1 DS8911 for rudder.
3. 2 DS8511 servo’s for ailerons
4. 1 JR8511 steering servo.
5 3 JR577servos for Landing Gear, Door and Brake valves or check next line.
6. 1 Airpower EV5U valve + 1 x EV2U valve for landing gear + doors + brakes
7. 1 EV2U valve for opening canopy
8. Powerbox Royal with build in matchbox function.
9. Pneumatic support set for landing gear
10. Turbine motor, with thrust range between 7kg and 10kg, with accessories.
11. Fuel tubing, Hopper tank (or BVM UAT), festo fittings, fuel filters, fuel tube etc.
12. Cable ties in various lengths.
Did you understand everything in this manual completely?
Then, and only then, let’s start assembling your F-16 f not, please read it again
before you start the assembly.
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