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1. Do not fly before confirming the correct C of G position If the C of G is incorrect you may lose control of your airplane and crash jallatel ms Check Radio System lf rudder doesnt move as per control stick use reverse Switch on transmitter lt gt lt Elevator gt lt gt lt Rudder gt aN i A 5 A Ca mi ER gt 10mm Right Pay close attention here sDont overlook this symbol COCCOOOOOOLOLLD CCOXXXYYXXYXYYXYYI J 3 PIPER CUB J 3 FLIGHT MANUAL2. Always check that no one is using the same Check for any bends or damaged parts Check that propeller adapter and all frequency band in the same areal on main wing fuselage or tail wing screws are securely fastened OFF Securely fasten the main wing Make sure power switch on the plane is OFF before connecting battery with rubber bands Make sure no one is near the propeller gt Do NOT touch switch ON ON YS Switch transmitter ON Receiver Switch In case motor starts rotatind accidentally Next switch the receiver ON y _ ON have an assistant hold the rear part of the plane securely Do NOT touch Motor Switch
3. Before beginning assembIy please read these instructions thoroughly a ARF Kit EP J 3 M24 ARF EP Piper J 3 Cub M24 RADIO CONTROLLED ELECTRIC POWERED AIRCRAFT INDEX 2 KIT CONTENTS TOOLS REQUIRED 3 4 RADIO PREPARATION 5 8 ASSEMBLY 0O
4. WRC Electric plane with gentle flying characteristics Safety checks on flying models are essential Please read this Flight Manual carefully to understand how to operate this model safely First time fliers of R C planes should seek the supervision of experienced model plane fliers 1 Choose Location Carefully Do NOT operate model near these areas Do NOT use near houses or buildings children s play areas road traffic gt lt gt railways airports ms overhead powerlines and RR pylons Make sure no people especially
5. Do not dispose of Ni Cd batteries in afire They will explode and release harmful materials M4 FINEST RADIO CONTROL MODELS http www kyosho cOo jp 243 0034 153 046 229 4115 R C 10 00 18 00 61920405 1 PRINTED IN JAPAN
6. 9 12 FLIGHT MANUAL EE Cc EECS OOKCJMScblv2 13 EXPLODED VIEW NO 14 PARTS LIST 5 lt sh adssHHgG Aa EGG Gi SE 15 OPERATING YOUR MODEL SAFETY N UNDER SAFETY PRECAUTIONS This radio control model is not a toy First time builders should seek the advice of experienced modellers before beginning assembly and if they do not fully understand any part of the construction WAssemble this kit only in places out of childrenOs reach WTake care before operating this model You are responsible for this modelOs assembly and safe operation
7. 1 RTR Wind When the battery runs down the auto cut wil stop propeller rotating When propeller stops Once horizontal land the plane without using the decide your landing approach based on wind 2 elevator keeping the plane horizontal with the rudder direction and landing area 2 Tum wide with the wind and then land into the wind Landing Course Horizontal landing is vital m From about 1m off the ground use elevator to land plane horizontally OFF OFF Switch receiver OFF Then switch transmitter OFF Disconnect the battery Allow battery
8. Check all parts If you find any defective or missing parts contact your local dealer or our Kyosho Distributor Firsttime fliers should seek advice on pre flight adjustments and assembly from experienced fliers Remember that flying a badly assembled or badly adjusted aircraft is very dangerous In the beginnind first time fliers should always be assisted by an experienced flier and never fly alone This model aircraft is designed to be powered by an electric motor Installing a powerful motor or endine or flying this model aggressively may lead to serious damage and accidents KIT CONTENT
9. Continue circling left in an oval pattern until accustomed to flying responds properly to transmitter signal 10 20 40m After launching use the rudder to stop plane from tilting left or right If using an amp climb 10 20 at full throttle If plane doesntclimb accordingly adjust with elevator control After reaching an altitude of about 40m beginning circling the plane If battery is not charged properly plane will not ascend and then release control stick Once plane levels off circle is complete sa Move control sticks slowly 6 Landing AS R Once flying into the wind use the rudder to
10. Always keep this instruction manual ready at hand for quick reference even after completing the assembly The product you have purchased is powered by a rechargeable battery The battery is recyclable At the end of its useful life under various national state and local laws it may be illegal to dispose of this battery into the municipal waste stream Check with your local TFCd Ni MH solid waste officials for details in your area for recycling options or proper disposal SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO BE CHANGED WITHOUT NOTICE ARF No 10221 2004 KYOSHO CORPORATION BEFORE YOU BEGIN Read through the manual before you begin so you will have an overall idea of what to do
11. Diagram shows Sky Victory 360P Amp 6 Refer to manual for connection Receiver Installation gt Fix with tape Must be purchased separately 2mm Make hole with Awl example 2mm Refer to manualfor connection instructions D M Pay close attention here be gt Cut off shaded portion Elevator Servo gt For smaller servos use finger to align position of screw holes Adapter p gt Double sided tape Align Amp and cut fuselage Supplied with the Electric Speed Amp 2m Fe ed antenna out mw Refer to radio system instruction manual and connect the leads pp_
12. CAUTION Depending on type used Some amDpS may not have a motor switch 9 Check plane responds properly to control signals 30 m Extend transmitter antenna all the way and test the range of the radio signal Step back about 30 m and check for any unusual behaviour 30 m About 30 meters Face into the wind hold the plane horizontally and launch with a pushing motion Extend transmitter antenna all the way and check plane lf plane nose dips adjust elevator control 1 Move the stick on the transmitter about 1 notch to the left Release the elevator Stick Turn the rudder to the right gt a
13. The ideal location for flying has wide open space in four directions with no people If using a model airfield be sure to contact the airfield s administrator for permission 2 Flight Conditions 2 3m Firstflight should be in light wind speeds up to 2 3m 2 3m Strong 2 3m Wind gg oe _ 3 OO NN Light ER amp Do NOT try to land or take off Light Wind Chg pp A with strong cross or tail Pre Flight Check att gt Re Battery Charge Transmitter Charge the battery Read and understand the radio Read the operating instructions system instructions to operate for the charger and battery the transmitter correctly for correct charging method Check Each Component Carefully pp 2
14. ET NE EN Quantity ys ER 10221 01 i 2 x 1 420 a 11221 06 0 x 1 630 90 x2 x 1 a a 10221 02 Main Gear Set 3x23m Screw x 2 840 1122107 Motor dl 1575 3x10mTPE TP Screw x 4 x 1 x 4 x 2 3m Nut x 4 T2211 Main Wing Set 2 5xl2mlPE 2 TP Scren x 2 3150 12 10221 03 Decale x 1 735 ene Fuselage x1 x2 lob 1 x 1 a 3 Battery Cover Set 3WWmlPEA P Scren x 4 1 3 Tail Wing Set NR ns x 1 x 1 OH05 Gear Down Unit 3Wm Nutx2 1280 2 5x16mmTPE A TP Screw x 2 2 5x20mmTPE A TP Screw x 2 OPTIONAL PARTS FOR JAPANESE MARKET ONLY Part Names Part Names 8 4V 600mAh 8 5g AFS 1 71193 8 4V 600mAh Ni MH Battery 2625 4 82592 8 5g Micro Servo AFS 1 3360 Ver 2 0 5ch RX 40MHz AFR 14 72102 Excel PRO Charger Ver 2 0 36750 82593 40 5ch Micro RX Set 40MHz AFR 14 6090 I
15. ON The servo s reach their neutral position automatically when connected according to the drawing below and the transmitterreceiver switches are turned ON Establishing servoOs neutral position Receiver Switch Speed Control AmD Explanation of symbols used in this instruction manual eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ee DrU RS SO SN ake2mmtole example Pay close attention here Don t overlook this symbol Cut off shaded portion Must be purchased N separately ME Decal p gt Apply decals to opposite side in same way ms Apply extra decals to your liking 9 3 x 8 mm TP TP Screw 3 Speed Control Amp Rudder Servo p gt
16. Always land airplane into the wind 7 O x Raf For proper radio handling refer to is instruction manual 7 Ensure the spinner and propeller are securely installed 2 Ensure the main wing is securely installed lfthe airplane begins to operate by itself somebody else is on your fre quency Do not attempt to operate it under such conditions as you may lose of control of it 7 Fully extend the antenna transmitter Move the sticks on your transmitter to ensure that all controls move accordind to your Inputs and the way you adjusted them Unplug the Ni Cd battery galael Beware
17. Pull battery leads out from bottom Warning sDon t overlook this symbol s pp_ 452 i ntenna Lea Fix to the vertical fin ith tape p gt 0419 Fix the Antenna Lead to side of fuselage with tape Linkage Supplied wit servo Make straight by turning rod adjuster Cover with tube Straight Line Fuselage 3 x10 mm 3 x10 mm TP 4 TP Screw NNN 7 2mm M Make hole with Awl Pay close attention here example 2mm Warning Must be purchased separately sDon t overlook this
18. symbol s Main Wing Warning Fix wing securely to fuselage Loss of 2 5x12mm TP wing will result in no control and crash TP Screw 2 Use 2 rubber bands to secure wing as shown Align to the center Parallel Pay close attention here Don t overlook this symbol 5 Battery 3 x14 mm TP 1 TP Screw AN 8 4 600mAh 8 4 600mAh Ni MH Battery pe Don t connect until just before flight 45 mm C of G Position lf necessary move Receiver or Speed Control Amp to get correct C of G center of gravity
19. S 4 Rubber band Fuselage Main Wing Battery Hatch Main Landing Gear ALL 4 Ed i 1 Hatch Stopper 2 5 x 12 mm TP 2 TP Screw io 3 x 8 mm TP 4 TP Screw NNNn 3 x10 mm TP 4 TP Screw 3 x14 mm TP 1 TP Screw NMM MNO REQUIRED FOR OPERATION te0 REQUIRED Sharp Hobby Knife Ti Awl Phillips Screwdriver L M S Cellophane Tape N BATTERIES REQUIRED Scissors SD Double sided Tape 3 AA size Batteries Transmitter REQUIRED FOR OPERATION 8 4V 600mAh Radio control systems Battery Rechargable 8 4V 600mAh 4 2 x2 1 No71193 This model requires a minimum 4 channel radio cont
20. V 5ch RX 72MHz AFR 17 72551 Mu Charger IV 5040 82593 72 5ch Micro RX Set 72MHz AFR 17 6090 J 5ch RS 40MHz AFRS 14 360P 82591 40 5ch Micro RS Set 40MHz AFRS 14 12600 90202 Sky Victory 360P 5040 5ch RS 72MHz AFRS 17 82591 72 5ch Micro RS Set 72MHz AFRS 17 12600 16 6 1 14 OPERATING YOUR MODEL SAFELY Before Flying Flying After Flying Before flying your airplane ensure the airfield is spacious enough Always fly it outdoors in safe areas with no debris or obstacles Do not fly your airplane on days with strong winds or side winds
21. Y VICTORY 360P amp For Ni MH Ni Cd batteries RADIO PREPARATION The batteries should be charged before kit assembly Charge the battery according to the charger s instruction manual Set up the radio as explained below 1 3 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 8 Adapter for Sky Victory 360P A12V Battery START 1 Install AA size batteries Transmitter 2 Extend the antenna Transmitter 3 Connect the battery 4 Extend the antenna Receiver 5 Center
22. n Remove grime and add grease to rotating parts Only use genuine KYOSHO parts Cautions for Safety Do not allow people watching to get too close to a rotating propeller Dont use defective propellers and deformed spinnerS Batteries and chargers become hot Keep away from flammable materials Never try to modify Ni Cd battery This is very dangerous ek Do not dispose of used Ni Cd batteries return them to the shop
23. of spinning propellers Switch on the transmitter Check the radio batteries Eg OFF Switch off the transmitter GS Plug in the Ni Cd battery 1 Mil Beware of spinning propellers With some electronic speed controllers the motor propeller starts spinning as Soon as battery is connected Launch your airplane by hand into the wind a Unplug the Ni Cd battery when not In use ul 2 lf your airplane does not function cor rectly land it at once and find out the reaso
24. rol system with 2 micro servos and 1 speed control amp electronic speed controller for aircraft 8 4V 600mAh Ni MH Battery Only use radio control systems designed for aircraft Charger Charger A charger suitable for your model s battery Read instruction manual supplied with radio control system thoroughly before use No 72511 _ 5 M A radio control system for aircraft Multi Charger IV Micro servo or super micro servo For Ni MH Ni Cd batteries SS Suitable size servos a lt con er 10A Speed Control Amp suitable for aircraft Minimum 10A No 72102 No 90202 Ver 2 360P Excel Pro Charger Ver 2 SK
25. the trims 6 Switch on Transmitter 360P 7 Switch on Receiver MR Ee 8 Make sure the servos are in command FINISH EE Switch off Receiver Switch off Transmitter 4 Retract the antenna Transmitter 4 Receliver 6 ea 9 9 a 1 9 64 1 p 1 10 3 7 6 1 lt Basic connection for EP Airplane For more information refer to radio system instruction manual Switch 90 Receiver Elevator Elevator Servo Rudder Servo Speed Contro 0 Nudde Always set the servos at their neutral position before installing the servos
26. to cool down A before recharging lo Caution hot Caution hot after flight after flight 8 When not flying disconnect battery Remove any grime Add grease to rotating connector and remove battery from For next flight check that no screws have loosened and replace any scratched or damaged Darts Do not use with damaged or broken parts may result in accidents or injury Please replace with new parts NN EXPLODED VIEW 2 5 x 12 mm TP TP Sc rew m TP TP Screw 3 x14 mm TP TP Screw 3mm Nut 2 5 x 20mmTP screw 3 x 23mmTP Screw 2 5 x 16mmTP Screw SPARE PARTS FOR JAPANESE MARKET ONLY
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