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Pacer Thread-Lock

# 1 Phillips Head Screwdriver

# 2 Phillips Head Screwdriver

Wire Cutters

Electric or Hand Drill

5/64” Drill Bit

12” Straight Edge Ruler

Masking Tape

TOOLS AND SUPPLIES REQUIRED

#1 Phillips Head Screwdriver

Electric or Hand Drill

1/16” Drill Bit

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SERVO INSTALLATION

ALIGNING THE SERVOS

1) Locate the two servos you intend to use for

the elevator and rudder controls.

2) Carefully install the four rubber grommets

and four brass collets onto each of the servo mount-
ing lugs.  For proper vibration reduction, the brass
collets should be inserted into the rubber grommets
with the flanges facing the bottom of the servo mount-
ing lugs.  See figure # 4 below.

Figure # 4

3) Carefully remove the hatch cover that is tack-

glued to the bottom of the fuselage.

If you have difficulty removing the hatch cover,

carefully run the blade of your modeling knife along
the seams and carefully "pop" the hatch cover out.

4) Position the servos onto the preinstalled servo

rails, making sure that you run the servo wires below
the back rail and out the hatch in the bottom of the
fuselage.  Pay close attention to the positions of the
servo output shafts.  They should both face the back
of the fuselage.  See photo # 15 below.

Photo # 15

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Make sure that when you install the two servos

that they are pushed together and centered between
the fuselage sides as shown in photo # 15.  This will
ensure that the servo horns do not touch the fuselage
sides when they are installed later.

MOUNTING THE SERVOS

5) Using a drill with a 1/16” drill bit, drill eight

pilot holes through the servo rails for the eight servo
mounting screws included with your radio system.

Drilling pilot holes through the servo rails will

prevent the rails from splitting when the screws are
installed and tightened.

6) Using a # 1 phillips screwdriver,  install and

tighten the mounting screws firmly to hold the ser-
vos in place.

SERVO HORN INSTALLATION

PARTS REQUIRED

{2} Adjustable Servo Connector Assemblies

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TOOLS AND SUPPLIES REQUIRED

INSTALLING THE ELEVATOR

SERVO CONNECTOR

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1) Locate one plastic "4-point" servo horn that

came with your servo.  Each of the arms should have
at least three holes in them.

2) Using a pair of wire cutters, carefully remove

one of the plastic arms.

3) Using a drill with a 5/64” drill bit, enlarge

the third hole out from the center of the arm opposite
the one you cut off.

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Содержание Wattage Thermalaire EP

Страница 1: ...bly or material used for final assembly no liability shall be assumed for any damage resulting from the use by the user of the final user assembled product By the act of using the final user assembled...

Страница 2: ...25 Notes 25 Product Evaluation Sheet 27 Safety Warning 2 Introduction 3 Our Recommendations 4 Additional Items Required 5 Tools and Supplies Required 5 Kit Contents 6 Full Size Hardware Drawings 7 Mot...

Страница 3: ...r assembly and canopy have been preinstalled for you We hope you enjoy your new Wattage Thermalaire EP ARF as much as we have enjoyed designing and building it for you If you have any questions or com...

Страница 4: ...e motor on and off This switch does not offer any proportional speed only off or full power The Thermalaire EP ARF will require a minimum 3 channel radio control system that includes two stan dard ser...

Страница 5: ...romax Black Widow Charger 350360 TOOLS AND SUPPLIES REQUIRED Pacer Thread Lock 339162 1 Phillips Head Screwdriver 2 Phillips Head Screwdriver Small Flat Blade Screwdriver Large Flat Blade Screwdriver...

Страница 6: ...part number listed next to a particular part necessary for that step If you have any questions as to what that part might be refer back to this section 1 Fuselage w Motor and Propeller Assembly 1 Cen...

Страница 7: ...ews to remove the motor 3 Using a small flat blade screwdriver remove the machine screw that holds the spinner cone in place Remove the spinner cone and set it aside 4 Using an adjustable wrench remov...

Страница 8: ...nds This will keep the motor secure enough for the break in procedure See photo 1 below 9 Turn on the transmitter and plug the flight battery into the speed control If the motor turns on immediately u...

Страница 9: ...for storage or transport 1 Using a ruler locate the two predrilled holes in each end of the center wing panel and remove the covering from over them using a modeling knife One hole is located 1 5 16...

Страница 10: ...e a modeling knife to cut through the tape You can then easily pull the panels apart When you get to the field you can simply push the wing panels back to gether and use a strip of tape make sure you...

Страница 11: ...w the two predrilled holes in the stabilizer mounting platform 4 Using a modeling knife remove the cover ing from over the elevator and rudder pushrod exit slots in the fuselage sides One slot is loca...

Страница 12: ...sen the two hex nuts and carefully slide a thin shim un der the low side of the stabilizer Retighten the hex nuts and check the alignment once more Repeat this procedure until you are satisfied that t...

Страница 13: ...ose attention to the positions of the servo output shafts They should both face the back of the fuselage See photo 15 below Photo 15 10 11 Make sure that when you install the two servos that they are...

Страница 14: ...izer and the elevator to hold the elevator centered 10 With the elevator servo horn centered use a 2 phillips screwdriver and tighten the machine screw in the adjustable servo connector 11 Using a 1 p...

Страница 15: ...iver Turn on the radio system Photo 18 The Thread Lock will secure the nut in place and prevent it from loosening during flight INSTALLING THE SERVO HORN 22 Check to make sure the rudder control stick...

Страница 16: ...5 64 Drill Bit 12 Straight Edge Ruler Pen or Pencil INSTALLING THE RECEIVER 1 Using a modeling knife cut a piece of Velcro 1 3 4 long Remove the protective backing from one side and firmly adhere the...

Страница 17: ...rward section of the wing saddle and are visible from inside the fuselage 14 Slide the arming switch into place and thread the hex nut onto it Lightly tighten the nut using an adjustable wrench to sec...

Страница 18: ...it in place Tear off two short pieces of masking tape and place them on the bottom of the wing 2 1 2 back from the leading edge at the fuselage sides 3 Place your fingers on the masking tape and caref...

Страница 19: ...or life It is highly recommended PREFLIGHT CHECK 3 Cycle the motor battery three times When NiCad batteries are new they need to be used 2 3 times before they will produce their top voltage and durati...

Страница 20: ...ny clubs there are that help beginners ABC S OF FLYING Once at the field even before removing your air plane from the car introduce yourself to some of the other pilots Find out what safety procedures...

Страница 21: ...and forefingers at the center of gravity loca tion Hold the airplane at about shoulder level apply full power and solidly toss the airplane straight ahead and level Do not throw it hard or up at an a...

Страница 22: ...rplane is flying very slowly A stall normally results in the nose dropping rapidly If a stall does occur allow the nose to drop which will increase the airspeed then apply up elevator to level the air...

Страница 23: ...aging river Often a pilot hits some lift starts circling then goes up and up and stays right in the same spot circling Then he starts coming down and doesn t understand why On a calm day once you hit...

Страница 24: ...the wing or fuselage Motor Controller Usually called an electronic speed control ESC the motor controller controls the speed of the motor Motor controllers can also be simple on and off switches Peak...

Страница 25: ...turn the prop adaptor a couple of times to distribute the oil MOTOR MAINTENANCE 5 Remove any excess motor spray and oil us ing a paper towel Reinstall the motor and connect the motor leads to the ESC...

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Страница 27: ...maged q Wrong Size q Missing q Wrong Shape If you checked any of the boxes above did you contact our Customer Service Department to resolve the problem q Yes q No 7 Was any of the assembly difficult f...

Страница 28: ...Hobby 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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