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CARF-Models Extra 330SC (3.1m)

   

   

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90mm.  The  ailerons  are  really  big  surfaces,  so  you  should 
add 55-60% exponential to the low rate.  
 
 
 
 

General 

 

 

Your Extra has very large control surfaces. This makes it very sensitive and reactive. It is always 
possible  that  these  huge  control  surfaces  can  flutter  at  high  speeds  if  the  assembly,  servo 
installation  and  linkages  are  not  made  perfectly,  and  if  a  servo  gear  or  output  arm  strips  the 
flutter will not stop until the plane hits the ground….  
 
So please do yourself a favour, and make sure that you only use the best servos available, and 
take the utmost care making your linkages. Check every linkage for slop, and rather reduce the 
maximum throw than risking a high speed flutter due to sloppy servo gear or linkages. To prevent 
this for sure, we recommend reduced control travels (reduced by using shorter servo arms, not 
by using electronic settings). 
 
The CARF aerobatic models are known for very good and crisp ‘snapping’. The roll rate of the 
Extra SC is higher than on any other CARF plane, the ailerons are huge and the wings are light. 
So, snaps are fast and crisp, and they stop precisely when you release the sticks…. It’s like an 
explosion. Be aware of this fact when you try it for the first time. The trick for nice crisp ‘snaps’ is 
to stall the plane with a quick hit of ‘up’ elevator, and then release the elevator to zero, while you 
give full rudder and aileron together. But of course, you know this needs some practice to make it 
perfect every time! 
 
3D  capabilities  are  ‘out  of  this  world’.  The  huge  control  surfaces  combined  with  the  lightweight 
airframe and the huge power reserve let our Extra SC perform manouvers which we, and you, 
haven’t even known existed! A great plus is that it has zero wing-rocking tendencies. All kinds of 
stalled air flow manouvers are flown with ease, on the other hand, the fast snaps, spins, tumbles 
(which need the quick stall and recover) remain breathtakingly precise. 
 
Perfect knife edge tracking is achieved by mixing in slight up elevator, and opposite aileron to the 
rudder movement. From our experience as little as 8-9% ‘up’ elevator and about 4% of opposite 
aileron are needed. 
 
Now your Extra seems to be ready for the first flight. Always keep in mind, that you have a rock 
solid, but still sensitive, contest tool in front of you, which, if used as it is designed will give you 
many  hours  of  pleasant  flights.  The  performance  of  this  aircraft  is  unlimited,  and  if  maintained 
regularly  and  carefully,  you  will  enjoy  it’s  performance  for  many,  many  hours.  With  this  aircraft 
you have the potential to move up to the unlimited "cracks". It’s up to you now - you can’t blame 
it on the aircraft anymore….! 
 
We hope that you enjoyed building your Extra 330SC. Please let us know if you think that any 
hardware is missing or inadequate. We tried to make this airplane as complete as possible. With 
good feedback from customers you will help us to continue making good things even better. We 
appreciate your comments very much. 
 
Email: 

[email protected]

  

 
Have Fun! 

Your CARF-Models Team

 

   

Our Extra together with the 3m 
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Содержание Extra 330sc

Страница 1: ...re obliged to deny all liability for loss damage or costs which are incurred due to the incompetent or incorrect application and operation of our products or which are connected with such operation in...

Страница 2: ...ies or even add weight in the aircraft to move the CG to the recommended position please do so and don t try to save weight or hassle A tail heavy plane in a first flight can be an enormous danger for...

Страница 3: ...technology All parts are painted in the moulds either single colour or designer colour schemes A new production method called TAVS Total Area Vacuum Sandwich enables us to present this aircraft with i...

Страница 4: ...firewall are pre installed and provide plenty of strength for any engines up to 220cc on the market today See the Engine Installation section for details of engine and setting thrust angles The engine...

Страница 5: ...ape Denaturised alcohol or similar for cleaning joints before gluing Adhesives Not all types of glues are suited to working with composite parts Here is a selection of what we normally use and what we...

Страница 6: ...ommended Ignition switch and battery for motor 4 cell 1400 2400 mA or LiPo with voltage regulation recommended Powerbox Competition and dual power switches for Rx batteries Fuel tank 1500 ml with gaso...

Страница 7: ...f clear car wax first but of course you must be sure to remove this 100 properly before adding any additional decals or markings If you prefer you can cover the majority of the fuselage with the bubbl...

Страница 8: ...gh the hole a maximum of 1mm The spikes still engage in the plywood and the gap between the T nut and the plywood is filled with epoxy and microballoons mixture later Glue the 2 U shaped milled plywoo...

Страница 9: ...rt available from C ARF and is mounted with two M4x20 mm allen bolts under the fuselage screwed into two M4 T nuts in the factory installed plywood reinforcement You don t need to make the tailwheel s...

Страница 10: ...sure a perfect fit of the canopy inside Lay the canopy on top of the frame and mark the rough shape with a felt pen or wax crayon Cut the outer border of the clear canopy with sharp scissors about 12m...

Страница 11: ...between the frame and the clear plastic or if you prefer you can carefully remove the canopy frame from the fuselage and use a 30 minute or 24hr epoxy and micro balloon mixture for gluing all the edge...

Страница 12: ...t to add a drop of Loctite to the bolt that secures the arms to the servos Make sure that your servo arm slots allow enough space for maximum throw Otherwise extend them using a cutter The linkages be...

Страница 13: ...l joints Install the servos into the rudder tray using the 2 9mm x 13mm screws supplied with the servo output shafts towards the tail of the plane We recommend to use full metal servo arms SWB or Secr...

Страница 14: ...ower for all manouvers Note that a too small holding torque of your servos can cause fluttering The first job is to install the outer Servo For that purpose cut a servo hatch in the bottom of the wing...

Страница 15: ...es For that purpose you can use the plywood reinforcement plate supplied in the kit Now you need four screws with two nuts on each to adjust right and upthrust Assemble it as shown on the photos refer...

Страница 16: ...lons mixture and to install the engine by using the M6x100 screws and T nuts supplied in the kit It s a must to bolt the engine to the backplate of the motor dome in the fuselage in order to achieve t...

Страница 17: ...embled with thin CA and then glued firmly with 30 minute epoxy and milled fibre mix If you use a high power servo with full metal gear it ll be ok to install it at the dome But make sure that there is...

Страница 18: ...onsider that during the RC installation Lay the cables carefully so that there is no chance for any cable to contact the hot pipes That will kill the isolation and may end in the damage of a servo or...

Страница 19: ...you will almost certainly need to make a simple 3mm thick balsa baffle plate inside the cowling to make sure that enough cooling air is directed through the engine cylinder fins instead of just going...

Страница 20: ...r mounts provided in the kit must be glued in place Assemble the mounts as shown at the photo right and install a M4 T nut in each one in order to screw the mounts to the tank base Then adapt the moun...

Страница 21: ...uld cost you your plane We use the normal 3 tube plumbing system one from the clunk to feed the motor one out of the bottom of the plane vent overflow and one at the top for filling close for flight I...

Страница 22: ...the Extra using the DA200 and the internal canister set up shown should find that with all 3 batteries positioned as shown at the end of the canopy the C of G will be spot on with no lead needed At o...

Страница 23: ...isted cable leads of the exact length required and Multiplex 6 pin connectors so you can use 1 pin for each wire We glue the female connectors into small plywood plates in the sides of the fuselage fo...

Страница 24: ...ling wing and stab mounts carefully again Are all extension leads cables and fuel tubes securely fixed to the side of the fuselage and cannot come loose when subjected to high G forces during flight A...

Страница 25: ...ate switch On high rate the elevator should really be at maximum up to 50 degrees both sides We added only 15 exponential to the high rate setting in order to provide enough sensitivity during 3D mane...

Страница 26: ...ow this needs some practice to make it perfect every time 3D capabilities are out of this world The huge control surfaces combined with the lightweight airframe and the huge power reserve let our Extr...

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