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1. Clear the airfield as much as possible.

Clear the airfield of pebbles, glass, nails, wire, rope and any other trash.

2. Give sufficient consideration to your surroundings.

Do not fly the helicopter in strong winds, rain, or at night.

Never start or operate the engine in a poorly ventilated area or inside a build-

ing.

Do not fly the helicopter in an area where there are many people.

Do not fly the helicopter near homes, schools or hospitals.

Do not fly the helicopter near roads, railways or electrical lines.

Do not fly the helicopter where there is the possibility of interference on the

radio frequency from another helicopter.

3. The helicopter should not be operated by:

Children.

Anyone who is menstruating, or pregnant.

Anyone who is tired, sick or inebriated.

Anyone who is under the influence of drugs, or whose judgment is other-
wise impaired.

If you are a beginner, or if you have borrowed someone else's helicopter, be
sure that you are familiar with the model, and have received safety instruc-
tion before starting.

4. Do not use the helicopter for purposes it was not designed for.

Do not remodel or reconfigure the helicopter.

Always operate within the designated limitations for the helicopter.

Do not use for aerial photography, or for the aerial application of chemicals.

5. Wear appropriate clothing.

Please wear a long sleeve shirt and long trousers.

Do not wear jewelry, or other items that may easily become entangled.

Long hair should be bound to shoulder length.

Always wear shoes, to ensure good footing.

Wear gloves as necessary.

6. Always put away screwdrivers, wrenches and other tools.

Before starting, always check that tools used in the assembly, or mainte-

nance of the helicopter have been put away.

7. Check each section of the helicopter.

Before starting, always check to be sure that there is no damage to any part,

and that the model operates and function˜ properly.

Always check to be sure that all moving parts have been positioned prop-

erly, all nuts and bolts have been tightened properly, and that there is no part
that is damaged or improperly attached or an other part or place in a condi-
tion that would adversely affect the right of the helicopter.

Always check tic be sure that the electrical supply for the radio controls have
been fully charged.

Repair or replace damaged or otherwise unstable parts per the instructions in
the operating manual. For conditions not covered in the operating manual,
consult your dealer, or our engineering service section.

Before starting, check to be sure that all screws have been tightened, the
designated locations have been oiled, the fuel tank is full and there are no

fuel leaks.

8. Use official replacement parts.

Do not use parts other than those shown in this operating manual, or in

Hirobo Catalogues. There is danger of accidents or injury.

9. Practice operating the helicopter without turning the engine on.

Before starting the engine, practise operating each part.

Do not start the engine until you acquire enough operation skill.

Also, if some abnormity is found in operating, do not start the engine.

1. Use only GLOW fuel for model engines.

Do not use gasoline or kerosine to operate this engine.

GLOW fuel is a powerful and highly flammable substance, always use with
care.

Use as appropriate for your engine type.

2. If the engine uses gasoline, be sure to use a mixture of 2-cycle engine oil and

gasoline (1:25).

3. Always wait until the engine has cooled down before refueling.
4. Never refuel near an open flame. Never smoke while refueling.

Be careful not to spill the fuel, but should a spill occur, wipe the model clean
with a rag.

Inhaling fuel and exhaust fumes can be harmful. Always refuel in a well
ventilated area.

Do not incinerate empty fuel cans, as they may explode.

5. Be careful not to accidentally drink or to allow the fuel in contact with the

eyes.

Should an accident occur, induce vomiting or wash the affected area as nec-
essary and consult a physician immediately.

6. After refueling, restart the engine in an area at least 3 meters from the spot of

refueling.

7. Cap the fuel can tightly and store in a cool, dark place out of the reach of

children.

1. 可能な限り、飛行場を清掃してください。
◆小石、ガラス、くぎ、針金、ひも、浮遊物等の異物を飛行場から取り除

いてください。

2. 周囲の状況を考慮してください。
◆強風、雨のとき、及び夜間は飛行させないでください。
◆換気の悪い場所や建物の中では絶対にエンジンを始動、運転しないでく

ださい。

◆人が多い場所では飛行させないでください。
◆家、学校、病院などの近くでは飛行させないでください。
◆道路、線路、電線などの近くでは飛行させないでください。
◆同じ周波数の無線操縦模型が近くにいる時は飛行させないでください。
3. 次のような人、または状況下では飛行させないでください。
◆子供。
◆生理中、妊娠中の人。
◆疲れている時、病気の時、酔っている時。
◆薬物の影響、その他の理由で正常な操作ができない人。
◆初心者の方や、他人の機材を借りる場合、あらかじめ模型を良く知って

いる人から安全指導を受けてから始めてください。

4. 無理して使用しないでください。
◆機能に適さない改造や加工をしないでください。
◆使用限界が示されている物は、必ずその範囲で使用してください。
◆空中撮影や薬剤散布には使用しないでください。
5. きちんとした服装ではじめてください。
◆長そで、長ズボンを着用してください。
◆宝石や、物に引っかかりやすいものは、身につけないでください。
◆長い髪は、肩までの長さに結わえてください。
◆足下保護のため、必ず靴を着用してください。
◆状況に応じて手袋をしてください。
6. ドライバーやレンチ等の工具は取り外してください。
◆始動する前に組立、取付、整備等に用いた工具類が取り外してあること

を確認してください.

7. 各部の点検をしてください。
◆始動前に、各部品に損傷がないか十分点検し、正常に作動するか、また

所定の機能を発揮するか確認してください。

◆可動部分の位置調整、及び各部のボルト、ナットの締付状態、部品の損

傷、取付状態、その他飛行に影響を及ぼす全ての箇所に異常がないか確
認してください。

◆無線機器の電源電圧

(電池の量)

は十分か確認してください。

◆損傷した部品、その他部品交換や修理は、説明書の指示に従ってくださ

い。説明書に指示されていない場合は、お買上げ販売店、またはヒロ
ボー

(株)

営業本部エンジニアリングサービスで修理を行なってくださ

い。

◆始動前に、必ず各部のネジがゆるんでいないか、指定部へ給油

(オイル/

グリス)

、燃料が入っているか、漏れがないかを点検してください。

8. 純正部品を使用してください。
◆本説明書、及びヒロボーカタログに記載されている、純正部品以外のも

のを使用しないでください。事故やけがの原因となる恐れがあります。

9. エンジンを回さないで、各部の操作方法を練習してください。
◆エンジンを始動させる前に、各部の操作方法を練習してください。
◆操作を充分に修得するまではエンジンを始動させないでください。
◆機械の動きに異常がみられる場合もエンジンを始動させないでくださ

い。

1. 模型用エンジンは模型専用のグロー燃料が必要です。
◆ガソリンや灯油は使用できません。
◆グロー燃料は揮発性が高く引火しやすいので取り扱いには十分注意して

ください。

◆エンジンのタイプ(ABC 又はリング付 / 用途別)により使い分けをして

ください。

2. ガソリンエンジンの場合は、ガソリン25 に対し2サイクルエンジンオイ

ル 1 の割合で混合させたものを、必ず使用してください。

3. 燃料を補給するときは、必ずエンジンを停止させて、十分冷えてから行

なってください。

4. 火気の近くでは、絶対に燃料補給しないでください。特にタバコを吸い

ながらの作業は行なわないでください。

◆燃料はこぼさないように補給し、

こぼれた時は必ず拭き取ってください。

◆燃料の蒸気、排気ガスは有害ですので、必ず屋外で取り扱ってください。
◆空缶は火中には投入しないでください。爆発の恐れがあります。
5. 燃料は間違えて、飲んだり目に入ると有害です。
◆万一事故が起きた場合には、吐かせる、洗眼するなどをした後すぐに医

師の診察をうけてください。

6. 給油後は、給油場所から 3m以上離れて、エンジンを始動してください。
7. 燃料はキャップをしっかりしめ、幼児の手の届かない冷暗所に保管して

ください。

エンジン始動の前に

Before starting the engine

燃料について

About the fuel

警 告

WARNING

Summary of Contents for Shuttle RG

Page 1: ...ion as can result in serious harm depend ing of the circumstances involved P 1 P 1 P 1 5 P 6 P 7 P 8 P 9 P 10 46 P 47 57 P 58 P 59 P 60 75 INTRODUCTION P 1 CONTENTS P 1 ALWAYS FOLLOW THESE RULES FOR S...

Page 2: ...htened properly and that there is no part that is damaged or improperly attached or an other part or place in a condi tion that would adversely affect the right of the helicopter Alwayscheckticbesuret...

Page 3: ...use of the danger of burns do not touch the engine or the muf fler after starting or immediately after stopping the engine 1 Be sure to check the following items Check each section of the helicopter a...

Page 4: ...e Trying to teach yourself is extremely danger ous 2 Check to be sure that there are no loose or missing nuts and bolts 3 Check to be sure that there is no play or slack in the linkage rods or control...

Page 5: ...licopter lifts off adjust the tracking of each rotor Verifying the tracking should be done from a distance of 5 meters from the helicopter 7 Should unusual vibrations or noise occur while in flight la...

Page 6: ...number as that section Refer to the column on the left hand side of the page to check the part quantities 1 2 Before assembling the model USING METHOD OF THIS MANUAL The reconfiguration of this model...

Page 7: ...1mm 3mm 4mm 3mm 12mm Collar C 5 8 5 5 Thrust bearing Brg 6 12 Button bolt M3 8 3mm 10mm 3mm 8mm 3mm 12mm 3mm 10mm 2mm 4 5mm 4mm 4mm 8mm 4mm 2 5mm 8mm 5mm 3mm 7mm 6mm 5 5mm 8mm 5mm 12mm 6mm 3mm 8mm Sy...

Page 8: ...luded in this kit Starter shaft Radio set The following transmitters are recommended Futaba FF8 H JR X3810 SANWA Stylus Gyro 12V 12V Battery for engine starter Not required for the engine with recoil...

Page 9: ...9 Main rotor blade Stabilizer blade Tail rotor blade Main rotor head Cabin Tail boom brace Horizontal stabilizer Vertical stabilizer Tail boom NAME OF EACH PART...

Page 10: ...elevator arm M3 15 M3 15 cross member M3 15 M3 15 cross member M2 12CS M2 12CS M3 6 M3 6 button bolt M3 6 M3 6 button bolt M3 6 M3 6 button bolt M3 6 M3 6 button bolt M3 3SS M3 3SS 3 4 5 0 5FW Brg 3 7...

Page 11: ...X 5 ball EX 5 EX 5 ball EX 5 EX 5 ball EX 5 EX 5 ball EX 5 EX 5 ball EX 5 EX 5 ball Brg 3 8 4 Brg 3 8 4 Brg 3 8 4 Brg 3 8 4 M2 6CS M2 6CS M2 6CS M2 6CS M2 6CS M2 6CS S3 5 5 S3 5 5 EX 5 If the boss at...

Page 12: ...9 Brg holder as shown in the figure on the left Tighten the screw so that frame is positioned vertically with horizontal line Elevator lever Note Direction of elevator lever looking from above Nose Ri...

Page 13: ...n bolt M3 33 2 M3 33 cross member STEP 3 M4 4SS 1 3 4 5 0 5FW 1 4 6 0 5FW 1 M3 25 2 M3 25 button bolt C 4 6 2 1 C 3 7 4S 2 R Collective pitch lever R Collective pitch shaft L Collective pitch lever L...

Page 14: ...nut part of engine Fly wheel washer SE SE shaft starter clutch shoe Check the direction of the taper collar Caution Caution If it is difficult to install the flywheel washer onto the crank shaft pleas...

Page 15: ...mporarily M3 10CS Temporarily M3 6 M3 6 button bolt M3 6 M3 6 button bolt M3 6 M3 6 button bolt M3 6 M3 6 button bolt M3 8 TS 2 M3 8 TS truss 2 M3 8 TS 2 M3 8 TS truss 2 M3 8 TS 2 M3 8 TS truss 2 Cool...

Page 16: ...5FW L 64 Starter shaft L 64 C 3 7 14 C 3 7 14 Mechanical plate 15 26 Cross member block 15 26 Apply grease C 3 7 14 M3 25 M3 25 button bolt M3 6 M3 6 button bolt M3 26 M3 26 cross member M3 26 M3 26 c...

Page 17: ...echanical plate support To prevent interference between fuel tank and tapping screw fix 2 pieces of double sided adhesive tapes between them Fuel tank 10 20 Fix 2 pieces of double sided adhesive tapes...

Page 18: ...Skid foot 10mm M3 5SS M3 M3 nylon nut M3 M3 nylon nut 3 9 1FW M3 5SS 3 9 1FW Antenna guide tube M3 5SS Never over tighten M3x5SS screws Caution M3 15CS 8 Installation of the landing gear STEP 1 M3 5SS...

Page 19: ...FW Auto rotation drive shaft P 12 O P 12 O ring grease up Auto rotation torque limiter M3 M3 nylon nut M3 3SS Fix the mast lock with the mast pulled up Mast lock M3 3SS 9 Installation of the main gear...

Page 20: ...M3 12 button bolt 3 4 5 0 5FW 3 4 5 0 5FW 3 4 5 0 5FW Brg 3 7 3ZZ Brg 3 6 2 5FZZ Brg 3 6 2 5FZZ EX 5 EX 5 ball EX 5 EX 5 ball with stand M3 6 M3 6 button bolt M3 12 M3 12 button bolt M2 6CS M2 6CS Cen...

Page 21: ...zer bar M3 3SS M3 3SS Stopper Adhere Stabilizer blade A B B A Note Balance the Stabilizer blade and adjust by winding tape etc around the lighter side Stabilizer blade and Stabilizer control arm must...

Page 22: ...bolt E M2 6CS 3 D Pivot bolt D E Pivot bolt E M2 6CS EX 5 EX 5 ball with stand EX 5 EX 5 ball with stand D E 5 Install pivot bolt D pivot bolt E and 5 ball radius pin to the swash plate body r 7mm r 5...

Page 23: ...Pivot bolt E Attach the radius arm to longer pivot bolt Elevator lever Swash plate Parallel Install the elevator lever and swash plate in parallel 90 Radius block Center hub 4mm 14 Combination of the...

Page 24: ...e timing belt Do not fix the screws too tight Caution S3 5 5 S3 5 5 M2 6CS 5 7 0 1FW M3 6 M3 6 button bolt M3 6 M3 6 button bolt M3 6 M3 6 button bolt M3 6 M3 6 button bolt M3 5SS Caution Guide pully...

Page 25: ...e of the shaft M3 5SS Pass the tail pulley shaft through tail pitch plate Install tail housing to tail pulley and fix it to the leveled side of the shaft with M3 5SS Caution Check the position of the...

Page 26: ...f pipe to the boss on the inside of tail unit case M4 10PH M3 22CS Tail boom pipe Vertical fin mounting band Vertical fin 3 5 6 8 3 5 6 8 Collar M3 nut 16 Assembling the tail boom STEP 1 M3 22CS 2 M4...

Page 27: ...5mm Keep a clearance of approximately 0 5 mm at the upper and lower of the starter shaft Caution Tail pilley 8T Drive pilley R Set the groove of tail pipe to the boss on the inside of main frame R Ad...

Page 28: ...zontal stabilizer Brace Tail boom brace terminal 2 Screw the tail boom brace terminal into the brace Assemble two tail boom braces so that the same side of the tail boom brace terminals at both ends f...

Page 29: ...el tank M3 28CS Use the screws attached to the muffler for the assembly kit Fuel filter Not included Fuel tank Caburetor 19 Installation of the muffler STEP 1 M3 28CS 2 Only the sub assembly compo nen...

Page 30: ...Servo attaching nut Spacer 2 6 7 5 0 5FW M2 6 14TS 2 Prepare 2 sets Cut 20 Installation of the servos STEP 1 STEP 2 M2 6 14TS 4 2 6 7 5 0 5FW 4 2 Servo attaching nut M2 6 14TS 4 2 6 7 5 0 5FW 4 Instal...

Page 31: ...o attaching nut Spacer 2 6 7 5 0 5FW M2 6 14TS M2 6 8CS STEP 3 STEP 4 M2 6 14TS 2 2 6 7 5 0 5FW 2 1 Servo attaching nut M2 6 8CS 2 M2 6 14TS 2 2 6 7 5 0 5FW 2 1 Servo attaching nut M2 6 8CS 2 Installa...

Page 32: ...nut M2 6 14TS 2 6 7 5 0 5FW M2 6 14TS 2 6 7 5 0 5FW STEP 5 STEP 6 M2 6 14TS 8 2 6 7 5 0 5FW 8 4 Servo attaching nut Installation of the elevator servo Gyro Double side adhesive tape Switch Switch pla...

Page 33: ...r and servo Then confirm the direction of rotation of the sticks and the servo When the direction of rotation is incorrect change the reverse switch of the transmitter and set it to move as designated...

Page 34: ...m 21mm 90mm 75mm 2 5mm 2sets Mixing arm rod X 2sets X type lever Elevator torque lever X 2sets X type lever Aileron lever Aileron lever Swash rod 2sets Elevator rod 2sets Aileron rod Pitch rod Throttl...

Page 35: ...ing arm Pitch rod Connect the pitch arm and mixing arm the shorter one with the rod Mixing arm rod Mixing arm Mixing arm rod Connect the mixing arm longer one and the swash upper pivot bolt with the r...

Page 36: ...in parallel Connect the aileron lever and swash plate with rod so that the swash plate is horizontal with front view when the X lever is vertical X X type lever Elevator torque lever X X type lever E...

Page 37: ...0 A B Adjust the length of the rod A so that the X lever and the servo horn are at the right angle when the transmitter stick is in neutral and the trim is in neutral then adjust the length of the rod...

Page 38: ...13mm 13mm Approx Front side Front view A B MODE MODE 90 Cut X 90 A B Adjust the length of the rod A so that the X lever and the servo horn are at the right angle when the transmitter stick is in neut...

Page 39: ...ervo hone M2 M2 Nut Pitch rod M2 6 CS EX 5 EX 5 Ball EX 5 EX 5 Ball with stand Screw attached to the servo Front side MODE MODE Cut 8mm Horizontal Horizontal Position of transmitter stick 50 Adjust th...

Page 40: ...X 5Ball Install EX phi 5 ball to the servo horn Adjust the length of the engine control rod so that the throttle lever is at Full High when the engine control stick of the transmitter is adjusted to F...

Page 41: ...M2 Nut Perpendicular to the tail boom pipe initial setting The position changes depending on the hovering rpm Adjust it by actual flight M2 Pass the rudder control rod through the guide and out of th...

Page 42: ...Center Stiek High Stiek Slow Stiek Center Stiek High MODE Caution This setting is a general pitch curve The computer transmitter is used It may vary depending on engine types fuels or mufflers Adjust...

Page 43: ...Slow Stiek Center Stiek High The engine shall be in idle status or off Caution This setting is a general pitch curve The computer transmitter is used It may vary depending on engine types fuels or muf...

Page 44: ...2 holes M2 M2 Nut Wind shield M2 6 M2 6 Truss M3 8TS M3 8TS Truss 2 Make 2 holes Cabin damper bush Cabin Cabin Cabin damper bush Inside Cabin damper rubber Cabin damper rubber 2 Install the guide rail...

Page 45: ...45 23 Attachment of the Decal STEP 1 R Cabin Horizontal stabilizer Vertical stabilizer...

Page 46: ...event them from being loosened by vibration Firmly tighten all bolts untill they protrude through the nylon section If the bolt is not firmly tightened a main blade may be lost while running This is v...

Page 47: ...porting your model to the airfield always place it in the car so that it does not bounce or fall over Should the model not be fastened securely it may become damaged and as a result safety and flight...

Page 48: ...re tight Check if the batteries of your radio are sufficiently charged Caution 1 Use only GLOW fuel for model engines Do not use gasoline nor kerosine to operate this engine GLOW fuel is a powerful an...

Page 49: ...quency and inform him yours Interference from another model on the same frequency may cause dangerous mishan dling of your model Caution Check ON Turn on the transmitter ON Turn on the receiver and gy...

Page 50: ...and Fit the starter shaft into the starter and rotate Remove the starter once the engine has started 4 Holding the rotor head check that the engine stops when the throttle trim is set to its lowest le...

Page 51: ...h 8 Check the fuel filter Is it clean 9 Is there too much fuel flowing into the engine Remove the engine plug Turn the engine with starter to exhaust it of fuel Symptom 2 Engine stops after running fo...

Page 52: ...When stopping the main rotor for maintenance etc place the palm of the hand against the yoke Do not wear gloves during this operation as they may become entangled in the rotor Continuing to operate yo...

Page 53: ...owever if the tracks of one blade is higher lower than the other it is necessary to adjust the tracking 3 To adjust tracking remove the rod end of the collective pitch con trol 4 Shorten the rod end o...

Page 54: ...ut to take off 2 2 Elevator trim When the helicopter is just about to take off 3 3 Aileron trim When the helicopter is just about to take off Inclination of helicopter Correction of trim a Turns to a...

Page 55: ...should not be flown too high One of the basic elements of correct and safe helicopter flight is HOOVERING So take time to become accomplished at hovering 1 Hoovering is to fly the helicopter at a fix...

Page 56: ...turning flight so that you can turn a helicopter in either direc tion Place yourself at the center of the intended turning circle of the helicopter and move the hovering position forward slowly Gradua...

Page 57: ...source Always take used nickel cadmium batteries to a shop that participates in a recycling program Trouble on flying Cleaning and storage Disposal and recycling Symptom Cause Countermeasure Adjust th...

Page 58: ...lace the main mast Check the main rotor blade The main rotor blade is balanced Balance the main rotor blade Balance on the tail rotor blade Balance the tail rotor blade Check the rotor head Replace th...

Page 59: ...000 250 1 000 1 05 250 1 300 530 214 726 8614 TEL 0847 41 6780 FAX 41 8902 TEL 0847 41 7400 FAX 41 9361 5 H T M T 2 1 9 4 1 1 05 726 8614 530 214 TEL0847 41 7400 0402 543 SF 1 800 800 190 0402 544 SF...

Page 60: ...060 0403 209 0403 262 2530 009 0403 207 0403 202 2539 010 2506 004 2500 045 0402 622 0402 623 0402 624 2500 057 2525 002 2532 031 2539 017 0402 284 2539 010 2525 005 2532 028 2500 086 2500 057 0402 28...

Page 61: ...ring spindle 2 0403 209 400 190 Pitch arm 2 0403 212 1 600 270 Stabilizer blade 1 0403 262 5 000 390 GT GT blade holder 2 2500 045 1 200 130 Brg 6 15 5 ZZ 2 2500 057 1 200 130 Brg 3 6 2 5F ZZ 2 2500 0...

Page 62: ...06 019 2530 005 0402 573 2531 002 0402 014 0402 268 2525 005 2530 004 2530 005 2532 031 0402 572 2500 080 0402 260 2500 080 2533 012 2508 003 2500 048 0402 591 2505 006 2506 016 2529 005 2532 008 0402...

Page 63: ...03 219 500 270 77T Main gear 77T 0404 023 300 90 Radius arm 2500 048 1 500 190 Brg 12 16L Brg 12 16L one way 2 11 8 Grooved parallel pin 2 11 8 EX 5 EX 5 ball 1 5 E 1 5 E ring O P 12 O ring P 12 D 5 5...

Page 64: ...64 0400 004 2506 005 0402 620 0402 518 0402 715 2500 080 0402 520 0402 700 0402 522 0402 254 0402 257 0402 517 2500 081 0402 603 0402 023...

Page 65: ...SF Clutch bell 0402 522 400 90 SF 8T SF Drive pulley 8T 0402 593 3 800 130 SE 20T SE Drive pulley 20T 0402 603 5 800 390 SE SE Muffler 0402 620 700 130 SE L 68 SE Stater shaft L 68 Brg 8 19 6 ZZ Brg...

Page 66: ...57 2500 094 2511 023 2505 005 2524 014 2522 028 2522 005 2522 021 2522 004 2522 015 2500 094 2539 018 2500 050 2521 069 0402 706 0404 625 2506 019 0402 708 2531 002 2524 001 0403 235 2505 006 2506 005...

Page 67: ...2 2521 057 200 130 4 6 3 Collar 4 6 3 2 2521 039 200 130 4 6 2 Collar 4 6 2 2 2521 069 300 130 3 7 4S Collar 3 7 4S 2 2511 017 500 190 M3 33 Cross member M3 33 2 2511 023 500 190 M3 15 Cross member M3...

Page 68: ...86 0402 703 2536 001 2539 017 2505 002 0402 702 2511 006 0402 045 2539 018 2539 017 0402 515 0403 308 2505 015 2511 003 2511 003 2521 070 2521 070 0402 701 0403 246 0402 704 0402 705 0404 635 2532 012...

Page 69: ...M3 Nylon nut 2505 002 200 130 M3 M3 Nut 0404 635 500 130 3T Servo mount spacer 3T 0403 308 700 270 Vibration preventing rubber ring 0403 246 500 190 Tail boom holder 10 2505 015 300 130 W W type nut f...

Page 70: ...92 0402 577 2524 004 2500 057 2506 019 2539 015 0402 601 2521 049 0402 594 0402 597 2506 005 2505 006 2511 002 2531 002 0402 595 2506 021 0402 585 0402 602 0402 575 2539 017 0402 576 2521 046 0402 235...

Page 71: ...0 90 M3 M3 Nylon nut 20 2506 005 100 130 FW 4 6 0 5 20 2506 019 100 90 FW 3 4 5 0 5T 5 2506 021 400 90 FW 5 7 0 1T 5 2524 001 250 90 M2 M2 Rod end 5 2525 002 1 000 130 EX 5 EX 5 ball 10 2531 002 300 9...

Page 72: ...72 2506 010 2532 038 2523 007 0403 254 0403 259 2505 006 2531 001 0402 532 0402 535 0402 713 0402 714 2505 001 0402 282 0402 281 2536 001 0402 682 0404 547 2532 015...

Page 73: ...00 390 Assy Landing gear Assy white 0402 532 390 Skid Pipe aluminum 0402 533 2 000 800 390 Assy Landing gear Assy black 0402 535 1 000 390 Skid Pipe Black 20 1 1 2505 001 200 90 M2 M2 nut 0404 547 500...

Page 74: ...13 026 2513 025 2513 027 2513 024 0402 587 0403 266 0402 267 2522 009 0402 610 2525 005 2506 004 2532 003 0402 609 0402 006 2500 068 0402 608 2532 010 2524 001 2505 006 2506 007 0406 003 2534 004 0406...

Page 75: ...ing gear set 0402 591 190 SE 77T SE Main Gear 77T 0402 606 1 800 3 800 1 050 MRB MRB Conversion set 0403 266 3 500 390 GT GT Landing gear Pre Painted white Aluminum 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2513 025 3 200 270...

Page 76: ...76 98 01 13 3 1 P76...

Page 77: ...77...

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