Vmar Challenger 40ARF Trainer, Руководство по сборке и эксплуатации

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VMAR CHALLENGER 40ARF TRAINER
TM
The "Pressure Line" is connected to the muffler of your
engine and serves to bring engine pressure into the tank
to help force fuel out the fuel line into the engine. It also
serves as a fuel overflow vent when topping the tank up
with fuel.
The "Fuel Line" will supply
fuel to the engine and
allow you to fill the tank up
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4.2.4 Trial fit the tank
by inserting it from within
the fuselage radio
compartment, stopper
end first with the metal
tubes pointing up and
pushing the tank gently
forward until the metal
tubes and stopper pass
through the firewall.
Adjust the angle of the
metal tubes so that they
still point upwards and
clear the firewall with
sufficient clearance to
allow you to push the
fuel tubing on to and
over the metal tubes.
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4.2.2 Remove the Servo Tray Parts Bag from the
fuselage [FS] .
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4.2.5 When you are
satisfied with the fit of the tank and the metal tubing,
we suggest also trial fitting your engine and ensuring
that the tank metal tubing clears the back of the
engine with sufficient clearance.
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4.2.6 Remove the tank and place about 50 mm (2
in.) of medium tubing over the metal tubes so that the
tubing temporarily joins the metal tubes and seals
them off against dust, debris and sealant.
You will temporarily reinstall the tank again in Step
4.4 after locating the battery pack and then finally
seal the tank into position in Step 8.2 after balancing
the aircraft and getting the CG right.
FUEL
TANK
STOPPER
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4.2.3 Locate the two
piece throttle control rod
[CRT] that was shipped
attached to the Servo Tray
Parts Bag. Loosen the
collar set screws and
separate the two rods.
From the front, insert one
of the control rods, metal
end first through the hole in
the right side of the firewall
and back through the right
hand side of the tank
compartment and through
the hole in the bulkhead
separating the tank and
radio compartments.
THROTTLE
CONTROL
ROD
THROTTLE
CONTROL
ROD
FIREWALL
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STEP 4.3 - INSTALLING THE
RECEIVER BATTERY PACK.
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4.3.1 Consult your radio manual for instructions
about hooking up your receiver battery, receiver and
switch harness.
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4.3.2 We recom-
mend locating the
battery under the fuel
tank before the fuel
tank final install is
completed.
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4.3.3 Wrap the
battery pack securely in
foam suitable for RC
equipment and wrap the
foam insulated pack in a
plastic bag or cling wrap. Immobilize the pack from
moving side to side or front to back with chunks of foam.
BATTERY WRAPPED
IN FOAM