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No.  Component 

Quant.  Thick n. Width  Length  Material 

Order No. 

 
70 

Roof frame, front former 

2.00 

 

 

Birch ply 

Laser-cut 

71 

Roof frame, rear former 

2.00 

 

 

Birch ply 

Laser-cut 

72 

Roof frame, centre former 

2.00 

 

 

Birch ply 

Laser-cut 

73 

Cabin roof 

2.00 

 

 

Obechi 

Laser-cut 

74 

Cabin hatch footway 

3.00 

4.00 

150.00  Spruce 

7555/32 

75 

Roof frame hatch, s ide panel 

2.00 

 

 

Mahogany/obechi  Laser-cut 

76 

Roof frame hatch, front former 

2.00 

 

 

Mahogany/obechi  Laser-cut 

77 

Roof frame hatch, rear former 

2.00 

 

 

Mahogany/obechi  Laser-cut 

78 

Roof hatch cover 

2.00 

 

 

Obechi 

Laser-cut 

79 

Snake funnel 

 

 

 

Polystyrene 

Ready made 

80 

Ring-screw 

20 

 

 

 

Brass 

5463/15 

81 

Rudder blade 

2.00 

 

 

Mahogany 

Laser-cut 

82 

Tiller, core 

2.00 

 

 

Mahogany 

Laser-cut 

83 

Tiller, outer panel 

2.00 

 

 

Mahogany 

Laser-cut 

84 

Tiller yoke 

2.00 

 

 

Mahogany 

Laser-cut 

85 

M2 screw / nut / 2 washers 

2.00 

 

20.00 

7772/25; 7773/02; 7780/05 

86 

Ball-link 

 

 

 

 

7489/05 

87 

Snake inner tube 

2.00 

 

1000.00   

7499/01 

88 

Threaded coupler 

 

 

 

 

7489/09 

89 

M2 nut 

 

 

 

 

7773/02 

90 

Rudder shaft 

3.0 Ø   

60.00 

Brass 

7732/30 

91 

Tubing 

5.00 

2.00 

7.00 

Silicone 

7274/54 

92 

Clevis  

 

 

 

Metal 

7489/01 

93 

Servo output extension, jib 

2.00 

 

 

Birch ply 

Laser-cut 

94 

Servo output extension, mainsail  1 

2.00 

 

 

Birch ply 

Laser-cut 

95 

Bead bus h 

4.00 

 

 

Glass 

Ready made 

96 

Jib sheet 

 

 

700.00  Thread 

7718/02 

97 

Reinforc ement 

8.00 

8.00 

20.00 

Spruce 

7555/38 

98 

Cockpit floor, bow end 

2.00 

 

 

Obechi 

Laser-cut 

99 

Cockpit floor, stern end 

2.00 

 

 

Obechi 

Laser-cut 

100  Upper deck 

2.00 

 

 

Obechi 

Laser-cut 

101  Mast clamp 

2.00 

 

 

Mahogany 

Laser-cut 

102  Mast heel 

12.00  12.00  58.00 

Spruce 

Oversize 

103  Joiner plate 

4.00 

12.00  30.00 

Spruce 

Oversize 

104  Mast piv ot pin 

Ø 3.0   

25.00 

Brass 

7732/30 

105  Mast loc ating pin 

Ø 3.0   

25.00 

Brass 

7732/30 

106  Tabernacle base plate 

2.00 

 

 

Mahogany 

Laser-cut 

107  Mast cleat; use part 110 

2.00 

 

 

Mahogany 

Laser-cut 

108  Mast 

12.00   

1000.00  Spruce 

109  Boom 

8.00 

 

490.00  Spruce 

110  Boom cleat 

2.00 

 

 

Mahogany 

Laser-cut 

111  Deck cleat / screw 

 

 

 

Brass 

5400/00 

112  Steel cable 

0.30 

 

 

Stahl / plastic  

113  Crimp-sleeve 

1.5 Ø  1.1 Ø  8.00 

Brass 

7741/46 

114  bottlescrew 

 

 

 

Brass 

5300/24 

115  Stay ring 

 

 

 

Metal 

5326/05 

116  S-hook 

 

 

 

Brass 

5325/10 

117  Pivot pin (M2 screw) 

3.00 

 

25.00 

Brass 

7772/25 

118  Jib 

 

 

 

Spinnaker cloth 

7625/01 

119  Mainsail 

 

 

 

Spinnaker cloth 

7625/01 

120  Luff tabling 

18 

 

 

 

Spinnaker cloth, self-adhesive 

121  Jib halyard 

 

 

1000.00  Thread 

7718/02 

122  Mainsail halyard 

 

 

1200.00  Thread 

7718/02 

123  Sail foot tensioner 

 

 

200.00  Thread 

7718/02 

124  Main sheet 

 

 

700.00  Thread 

7718/02 

125  Lashing 

 

 

80.00 

Thread 

7718/02 

126  Boom kick ing strap 

 

 

150.00  Thread 

7718/02 

127  Porthole, large 

16.00   

 

Brass 

5760/16 

128  Porthole, small 

14.00   

 

Brass 

5760/14 

129  Ballast, 1500 g 

 

 

 

 

 

Not included 

130  Counterbalance seat, side-piece  4 

2.00 

 

 

Mahogany 

Laser-cut 

Содержание The Hansa-Jolle

Страница 1: ...No 3011 00 Building instructions in English can be downloaded from our website www aero naut com Vous pouvez t l charger la notice de construction parti de notre site web www aero naut fr English ver...

Страница 2: ...t Actually the term Jolle yawl is not correct as the Hansa Jolle s integral ballast keel fixed fin and draught of 50 cm ranks it as a centreboard boat The keel ballast of 150 kg and the beam of 1 65 m...

Страница 3: ...before they are removed from the sheet taking care to avoid the sealer running onto the other side through the cut lines and openings The edges and surfaces of all parts must be cleaned up sanded befo...

Страница 4: ...ubled i e two identical parts are stuck together using white glue before they are lacquered The glued joints must be secured with screw clamps or spring clips until the glue has set hard see the proce...

Страница 5: ...s 150 mm long and like all the rails is positioned centrally on the frame in this case immediately below the openings 8 This illustration shows where the stern side reinforcements 32 have to be fitted...

Страница 6: ...lue is used to join or double parts The result is strong permanent joints and rigid components If the parts are simply placed together and left to dry without clamping the joints may fail again later...

Страница 7: ...mm long 17 Here we see the location of the bow side reinforcement 16 on frame 6 part 15 The reinforcing rail 16 is 100 mm long and runs parallel to the bottom edge of the opening at a point 13 mm belo...

Страница 8: ...ble and can be bent backwards later 26 27 28 26 29 20Here you can see where the bow side reinforcements 27 and 28 are glued to frame 8 part 26 The upper rail 27 is positioned flush with the top of the...

Страница 9: ...is fitted to the front of frame 6 part 15 while it is still loose the lug components should be glued to the door in such a way that they rest against the bottom edge of the openings Ensure that the l...

Страница 10: ...re glued to the associated frames parts 12 15 18 and 21 When fitting these frames please ensure that they are fitted the right way round all the markings on the frames should face the bow On the port...

Страница 11: ...The rail should only be glued to part 12 outside the cabin side panels 33 Please be sure only to glue the reinforcing rail 13 to the frame outside the cabin area If you neglect this it will not be pos...

Страница 12: ...should be cut through to avoid damaging the components 36 At this stage the front and rear frames parts 26 and 30 can be fitted to the structure and glued in place Frame 8 part 26 at the bow end Fram...

Страница 13: ...ll as far as frame 9 part 9 Before reaching for the glue check that all the frames end flush with the top edge of the hull deck position on both sides If not carry out any trimming now otherwise the d...

Страница 14: ...at everything fits glue part 33 to the slot in frame 3 part 30 only 45 Fit part 34 the final frame onto the keel component 33 and check its position the holes previously drilled in the hull should lin...

Страница 15: ...The tabs of the supports 44 can then be pushed right down as far as they will go Glue the parts in place Caution wipe off any excess glue from the rear of the backrest otherwise parts 44 will not fit...

Страница 16: ...rers 48 for the centreboard are located in the bottom of the hull between the two centre section keels 11 Cut a 3 x 3 mm slot in the front bearer for the centreboard then glue it to frame 7 part 12 un...

Страница 17: ...ote that the stringers must not project above the edge of the hull if they do enlarge the notches in the frames slightly 56 This is how the stringers fit at the bow and the frames You will need to tri...

Страница 18: ...not be too tight a fit i e they should not be overlength When you are satisfied clamp them in place and apply glue to all the contact points 59 60 61 62 The final stringers to be fitted are parts 42 w...

Страница 19: ...be doubled in the familiar way Once again keep the edges flush and take care to keep the components perfectly flat This drawing shows the battery plate 62 and the RC installation plates 1 63 and 2 64...

Страница 20: ...ng and must not project into the door opening The positions of all the spruce braces are shown again in this drawing which also shows the arrangement and disposition of the RC installation plates The...

Страница 21: ...plates do not need to be removed Now we can install the snake 68 for the rudder linkage Thread the snake outer sleeve through the openings in the frames starting from the stern checking that it is a...

Страница 22: ...lue is still soft attach small pieces of thin paper over the joints and fit the roof frame on the model as shown in this drawing The paper prevents the frame becoming stuck permanently to the model Th...

Страница 23: ...anel All the external rails should be rounded off slightly The footways should be bevelled slightly on the underside see arrow It is easier to attach these parts if you first remove the roof and frame...

Страница 24: ...ustration The edges of the yoke 84 can also be rounded off slightly Locate the cross hole in the rudder blade and install the ball link 86 in it fit the screw 85 with a washer on each side of the blad...

Страница 25: ...levers using the centre holes as a reference point The pre drilled levers for the jib sheet 93 and the main sheet 94 can now be screwed to the servo output arms The sheets are tied to the holes at th...

Страница 26: ...gain and re apply the strips of adhesive tape Use screw clamps or spring clips and small wooden spreader blocks where the deck meets the superstructure to ensure that it rests snugly on the stringers...

Страница 27: ...te 103 Ensure that the parts line up correctly in all directions otherwise the mast will be crooked when set up on the model It is best to clamp the mast along the straight edge of the workbench when...

Страница 28: ...holes in a plank or similar length of wood spaced as follows Distance 1 X 800 mm for the shrouds make two Distance 2 X 810 mm for the stay make one with five stay rings 115 You will need two nails to...

Страница 29: ...tablings corner doublers and various cords for attaching them to the mast and boom This drawing shows the names of various parts of the sail Tablings with holes have to be fitted to both sails 117 and...

Страница 30: ...the mast The sails can now be attached to the mast Start with the jib 118 First connect the stay rings 115 to the holes in the sail Locate the S hook 116 which is connected to the hole in the sail ta...

Страница 31: ...secured with the appropriate amount of tension The mainsail luff is attached to the mast by means of lashings 125 fitted through the holes The sail should not be tight against the mast fit a piece of...

Страница 32: ...installed the bead bush Now route the sheet 96 from the jib through the ring screws 80 through the bead bushes 95 in the cabin sides and finally to the servo output arm 93 where it is tied The sheet s...

Страница 33: ...e in this drawing Note that the top edges and ends should be sanded to a half round section before the strips are glued in place If necessary you can fit the ballast 129 in the keel itself and also in...

Страница 34: ...4 00 4 00 109 00 Spruce 7555 38 30 Frame 3 1 2 00 Birch ply Laser cut 31 Reinforcing rail 1 4 00 4 00 150 00 Spruce 7555 38 32 Reinforcing rail 4 4 00 4 00 75 00 Spruce 7555 38 33 Stern keel 2 2 00 Bi...

Страница 35: ...0 Thread 7718 02 97 Reinforcement 2 8 00 8 00 20 00 Spruce 7555 38 98 Cockpit floor bow end 1 2 00 Obechi Laser cut 99 Cockpit floor stern end 1 2 00 Obechi Laser cut 100 Upper deck 1 2 00 Obechi Lase...

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