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Assembly and Operating Manual 

 

 

                 

 

 

                                     

       

 

 

 

Specification:

 

*Length:

 

27

2/5"(695mm)

 

 

*Wing

 

Span:

 

29

3/5"(750mm)

                               

*Flying

 

Weight:

 

16

9/10

 

oz

 

(480g)

 

3D

 

SU

26

 

Summary of Contents for 3D SU-26

Page 1: ...Assembly and Operating Manual Specification Length 27 2 5 695mm Wing Span 29 3 5 750mm Flying Weight 16 9 10 oz 480g 3D SU 26 ...

Page 2: ...ng system is powered by the speed controller s integral BEC system Before you check the model s working systems set the control surfaces to neutral from the transmitter transmitter sticks and trims central Before operating the model always move the throttle stick to the motor stopped position before switching the transmitter on Only then connect the flight battery To switch off first disconnect th...

Page 3: ...ting Manual 3D SU 26 3 Fig 1 Tighten the control rod in vertical tail with screw Fig 2 Photo shows the finished view Fig 3 Tighten the control rod in horizon tail with screw Fig 4 Photo shows the finished view 1 2 3 4 4 ...

Page 4: ...al 3D SU 26 4 Fig 5 Tighten the control rod in wing set with screw Fig 6 Photo shows the finished view Fig 7 Reverse the procedure to the left wing The photo shows the finished view Fig 8 Apply glue to the horizon tail 5 7 8 6 8 ...

Page 5: ...6 5 Figs 9 Apply glue to the position which will assemble horizon tail Figs 10 Photo shows the finished view Figs 11 Assemble the taildraggers to the hole in the fuselage Figs 12 Assemble the taildraggers to the steering part 10 11 12 9 10 ...

Page 6: ...U 26 6 Figs 13 Apply glue to vertical tail Figs 14 Glue the steering part to vertical tail Glue not included Figs 15 Assemble the vertical tail to fuselage Figs 16 Photo shows the taildraggers assembled on the vertical tail 13 14 15 16 ...

Page 7: ...D SU 26 7 Figs 17 Connect the vertical tail pushrod collet to control rod arm Figs 18 Photo shows the finished view Figs 19 Connect the horizon tail pushrod collet to control rod arm Figs 20 Photo shows the finished view 18 17 19 20 ...

Page 8: ...onnect the wing panel push rod to the servo arm at first hole Figs 22 Connect the wing panel push rod to control rod arm Figs 23 Photo shows the finished view Figs 24 Reverse the procedure to the left wing The photo shows the finished view 24 23 22 21 ...

Page 9: ...Operating Manual 3D SU 26 9 Figs 25 Assemble the wing panel to fuselage Figs 26 Tight the fixup presser with screw Figs 27 Photo shows the finished view Figs 28 Assemble the landing gear to the fuselage 25 26 27 28 ...

Page 10: ...ating Manual 3D SU 26 10 Figs 29 Photo shows the finished view Figs 30 Assemble the propeller base to the motor shaft Figs 31 Assemble the propeller to the motor shaft Figs 32 Tight the propeller with screw 29 30 31 32 ...

Page 11: ... 11 Figs 33 Assemble the plastic spinner to the motor shaft Figs 34 Tight the plastic spinner with screw Figs 35 Photo shows the finished view Figs 36 Connect to the receiver and place the receiver in the middle of the fuselage 33 34 35 36 ...

Page 12: ...alancing do not connect it Make the Centre of Gravity on both sides Support the model at the marked C G and allow it to hang freely The model is correctly balanced when it hangs level ideally with the nose inclined slightly down Adjust the position of the flight battery if necessary Mark the battery location in the fuselage so that you can be confident of replacing it in the same position after re...

Page 13: ...e the flight battery connect the Equalizer lead using and adapter lead matching your charger adapter lead not included Figs 41 Switch the transmitter on and move the throttle stick to the Motor OFF position Diagram MODE 1 right throttle control stick 40 41 ...

Page 14: ...d aileron a should rise the left hand aileron b fall Pull the elevator stick back towards you c and the rear edge of both elevators should rise c If either control surface function works the wrong way round correct it using your transmitter s servo reverse facility for that function Check that all the linkages are firmly fixed but free moving We recommend that you set around 50 Expo on the aileron...

Page 15: ...first few flights please wait for a day with no more than a gentle breeze A good flying site consists of a large flat open grassy field devoid of trees fences high tension overhead cables etc Repeat the check of all the working systems Ask an experienced modeling friend to hand launch the aircraft for you He should be capable of giving the model a reasonably strong flat launch The model must be la...

Page 16: ...l Electronic Technology Co Limited 5th Floor A3 Building Xinjianxing Technology Industrial Park Fengxin Road Guangming Town Bao an Shenzhen City 518107 China Phone 86 755 33699201 Fax 86 755 33699203 www skyangelrc com ...

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