ROBBE Eolo R 22, Руководство по сборке и эксплуатации

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Specification
Main rotor diameter: approx. 810 mm, Tail rotor diameter: approx. 182mm,
Length: approx. 672
Height: approx. 256 Weight: 1280 g
Introduction
The Eolo R 22 model helicopter you have purchased is a member of the robbe-
Schlueter family of helicopter products.
The model is designed as a helicopter trainer, and can be assembled ready to
fly in just a few hours.
Please follow the instructions in this section when assembling your Eolo.
The drawings corresponding to the numbered stages of construction can
be found in these converted instructions.
The tools and accessories required to complete the model are listed on a
separate accessory sheet.
Notes on the radio control system:
All the pushrod lengths and servo output arm lengths assume the use of robbe/
Futaba servos. If you wish to use other makes of servo you may need to make
allowance by adjusting the stated dimensions slightly.
The building instructions are grouped according to the helicopter’s sub-assem-
blies, and are divided up in a logical sequence of stages. Each sub-assembly is
numbered, and the numbers correspond to the numbered bags in
the kit.
An assembly drawing is included for each stage, showing how the parts fit
together.
Each drawing also includes a full-size key to the screws, washers and shim
washers required for that stage, to help you identify these parts.
Each stage includes
supplementary notes and tips which should be read
carefully while you are assembling the model.
Replacement parts
It is vitally important that you use only genuine replacement parts when re-
quired. The Order Numbers are printed adjacent to each component illustrated
in these building instructions.
Please store these building instructions in a safe place so that you can refer to
them later when maintaining or repairing your model. The red Quality Control sheet and
any other supplementary sheets in the kit should also be kept safely.
Please state the original Order No. when ordering replacement parts, as this avoids
problems and delays in obtaining spares.
If you think you have cause for complaint, or wish to make a claim under guarantee,
please note that you must state the Control Number and include proof of purchase.
Replacement screws
The kit includes a pack of spare screws which can be used to replace lost or damaged
items during the lifetime of the model.
Notes on construction:
You will find three different symbols throughout these instructions:
1:Oil can
- At these points you must apply grease (robbe No. 5532) during assembly.
3:Loctite
- At these points you must apply thread-look fluid (robbe No. 5074) during assembly.
Remove all traces of grease from the threaded holes and screws before applying
- At these points you must apply synthetic oil (robbe No. 5531) during assembly.
2: Grease dispenser
thread-look fluid.
Tip: Loctite should always be applied very sparingly, otherwise there is a danger that
excess fluid will run into ballraces and plain bearings. A good ploy is to apply the fluid to
the female threads (holes).
Note: When pressing ball-links onto linkage balls and ball-end bolts note the position of
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