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PROPELLER (supplied): A SIG 7x5 EP propeller is furnished
with this model.

This propeller provides excellent flight 

performance when used with the recommended battery pack.

ESC ELECTRONIC SPEED CONTROL (supplied): A 30amp
Electronic Speed Control is furnished. This "plug and play" ESC is
completely wired at the factory with the appropriate end plugs.

BATTERY PACK (not supplied): We recommend a 7-cell
1100mah Nimh (nickel metal hydride) battery pack, in "flat" 
configuration, with a Tamiya plug. Properly charged, this battery
pack delivers excellent power and duration for the KADET EP-42.

Note: We do not recommend other types or sizes of battery packs
without thorough bench and field testing. Flight performance can
suffer greatly with the wrong battery pack. In some cases the 
airplane won't fly at all with the an improper pack.

Use the 

recommended battery pack to insure good performance.

BATTERY CHARGER (not supplied): For maximum performance
from your battery pack, you MUST use a proper battery charger!

1)  Make sure your charger is designed for the type of cells that are
in your battery pack - i.e. a charger made to charge nicad or 
nickel metal hydride batteries should NEVER be used to charge
lithium batteries, and vice versa. Doing so can be very dangerous!

2)  Make sure you use a "peak detection" charger. This is a 
charger that automatically senses when the battery is completely
charged (peaked), and then shuts itself off.

A peak detection

charger not only prevents overcharging of batteries (which will
damage them in time), but it also insures that you are getting the
maximum charge into the batteries, so that you will realize 
maximum power and duration from the motor.

RADIO EQUIPMENT

The KADET EP-42 gets its great flight performance from many 
factors, but two of the most important factors are its light weight
and generous wing area. The lighter the final weight is, the better
this airplane will fly!  Since this model is factory built and covered,
you can only realistically control the finished, ready-to-fly weight by
choosing the most appropriate radio equipment for a model of this
size. In short, the flight performance of your KADET EP-42 will be
directly controlled by the weight of the radio equipment you choose
to put in it. Maximum performance can only be achieved with light
weight components.

RECEIVER: A small or "micro" size receiver should be used in this
model due to weight and size constraints. In our flight tests of the
KADET EP-42, we have used the following dual conversion
receivers:

receiver

weight

FMA M5

11 grams

Hitec Electron 6

19 grams

Note: Single conversion receivers can also be used as long as you
are aware of the potential for interference from other transmitters.

SERVOS: Standard servos, the ones that come with most sport
radio systems, are too big and too heavy for the KADET EP-42.
You will need smaller servos. In our flight tests of the KADET 
EP-42, we have used the following servos:

servo

weight

torque

Hitec HS-55

7.9 grams

15 in/oz

Airtronics 94091

9.0 grams

18 in/oz

Note: Any other brand of servo that is in the same size and torque
range will also work just fine.

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INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on your purchase of the SIG KADET EP-42. The
KADET EP-42 is the latest addition to the long line of legendary
SIG KADET trainers. Did you know that the first SIG KADET was
introduced in 1973!  Since that time, thousands upon thousands of
student pilots have successfully learned to fly R/C with a SIG
KADET. Even expert pilots enjoy flying a SIG KADET now and
then for an easy going change of pace. Flying low and slow on a
dead calm summer evening provides a satisfaction that can't be
matched with other types of models.

The KADET EP-42 represents a major milestone in the history of
SIG KADETS. This is the first ever electric powered SIG KADET
kit!  This blending of the legendary KADET flying characteristics
with a state-of-the-art electric power system, has produced a 
marvelous little R/C ship that is a pure joy to fly. It's small enough
to carry around in your vehicle completely assembled and ready to
fly almost anywhere, anytime!  Unlike most other small electric
powered models, the KADET EP-42 has a light wing loading - light
enough to make you forget that you are flying an electric airplane.
That overweight, heavy, afraid-to-slow-it-down feeling you may
have experienced with other electric airplanes is gone!

Assembly of your SIG KADET EP-42 ARF is fast and simple when
following the detailed instructions in this manual. A low parts count
and professional engineering ensure quick and easy assembly. All
parts are CAD-drawn, laser-cut, and jig assembled, which means
that everything fits the way it should!  We urge you to read this
instruction manual completely before starting assembly, to famil-
iarize yourself with the parts and the assembly sequence.

AN IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT LEARNING TO FLY R/C
The KADET EP-42 ARF is certainly a suitable model for learning
to fly R/C. However, it is important to understand that if you have
never flown an R/C airplane before, you will need to find and use
a qualified R/C flight instructor. The instructor should make the
first test flight of the new airplane, to make sure it "trims out" to fly
properly,  After that, he can teach you how to fly the airplane.
Without an instructor, your chance of a successful first R/C flight is
less than 1 in 1000. You will most likely crash and destroy your
new airplane!  With a qualified instructor, your chance of learning
to fly R/C is nearly 100%. So, if this is your first radio control model
airplane, DO NOT attempt to fly it without a qualified instructor. It's
the fastest, most efficient way to become a good R/C pilot. And
you'll make a new R/C flying buddy.

ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM

MOTOR (supplied): Your KADET EP-42 comes with a 7.2 volt
Speed 400 motor already mounted in the nose of the airplane.
Please note that this is a more powerful upgrade from a "normal"
speed 400 can motor.

Содержание KADET EP-42

Страница 1: ... flight tests of the KADET EP 42 we have used the following servos servo weight torque Hitec HS 55 7 9 grams 15 in oz Airtronics 94091 9 0 grams 18 in oz Note Any other brand of servo that is in the same size and torque range will also work just fine 1 INTRODUCTION Congratulations on your purchase of the SIG KADET EP 42 The KADET EP 42 is the latest addition to the long line of legendary SIG KADET...

Страница 2: ...is perfect for controlling the heat applied to a specific area Using a small trim iron also minimizes the possibility of warping the thin control surface parts For reshrinking AEROKOTE LITE set your iron temperature to approximately 140O 180O F 60O 82O C First use the hot iron to go over all the seams and color joints in the covering making sure they are all sealed down and well adhered Then hold ...

Страница 3: ...zes out of the joint with a paper towel soaked in rubbing alcohol Hold or tape the wing panels in proper position until dry Note If possible get someone to help you with this step An extra set of hands makes the job much easier While one person holds the two wing panels together in correct alignment the other person can clean off the excess glue and tape the wing panels tightly together 2 Optional...

Страница 4: ...pers 5 Looking into the aileron servo mount opening in the bottom of the wing you will find a short length of scrap wood with a string tied to it The other end of this string is tied to another piece of scrap wood in the round hole near the center of the wing This string is used to pull the aileron servo chord through the wing from the servo mount towards the center section in the following steps ...

Страница 5: ... other aileron pushrod on the other side of the wing NOTE Later when you turn on your full radio system for the first time you may find that the length of the aileron pushrod wires did not come out exactly perfect leaving the ailerons slightly out of neutral position If so you can make small corrections to the overall pushrod length by slight tweaking of the V shaped adjustment bend that is provid...

Страница 6: ...and bottom of the stabilizer Carefully place the stabilizer back on the fuselage Again use a small weight or pins to hold it in position Make sure the stabilizer is square with the fuselage by measuring from the trailing edge of the wing back to the leading edge of the stabilizer on both sides Shift the stabilizer slightly if necessary until both measurments are the same Wipe off any excess glue u...

Страница 7: ...n the right direction When ready bend the aft end of the pushrod wire 90O Make the bend as sharp as possible 7 16 As received the rudder is only temporarily attached to the fin with 3 unglued CA hinges in the pre cut slots Refer back to page 3 step 4 of this manual for instructions on gluing CA hinges and use the same proceedures described there to glue the elevator hinges permanently in place Let...

Страница 8: ...e end out of a straight pin not supplied Glue the hook to the rear of the fuselage beneath the stabilizer using a little thick CA Then use a small rubber band not supplied to cinch the antenna to the wire hook e The excess length of pushrod wire can now be cutoff leaving a 3 16 end leg to pass through the control horn hole Use a good sharp pair of wire cutters to do this f Remove the tape holding ...

Страница 9: ...tion the servo output arms on the elevator and rudder servos as close to 90O to the servo case as possible Be sure to reinstall the output arm retaining screws after making the adjustment c With the radio still on and the servo arms squared up note the exact positions of the elevator and rudder Adjust the V bend in the pushrods if necessary to get the control surfaces properly centered 32 Set the ...

Страница 10: ...htly place the decal onto the wet surface of the model The liquid cleaner solution will keep the decal from actually sticking to the model until you have had time to shift it around into MOUNTING THE PROPELLER AND SPINNER 35 For this section you will need the propeller and spinner assembly from the kit contents a Remove the molded plastic prop shaft adapter rings from the spinner bag note there ar...

Страница 11: ... hand it will most likely cause the loss of the model With a flight instructor these early learning problems can be easily dealt with The more you fly the quicker you will learn Soon you will be flying solo with little thought of the moves required It will start to come easy Remember the first time you tried to ride a bicycle It seemed completely awkward the first time but once you learned how it ...

Страница 12: ...42 is capable of taking off from any smooth surface runway or a closely cut grass field this is called an ROG Rise Off Ground take off The correct ROG take off procedure is to line the airplane up with the center of the runway facing directly into the wind Advance the throttle smoothly to full high throttle position As the airplane accelerates apply a little right rudder input to counteract motor ...

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