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Junker JU-52 Radio control model / Flugmodell ALL BALSA, PLYWOOD CONSTRUCTION AND ALMOST READY TO FLY Instruction manual / Montageanleitung SPECIFICATIONS TECHNISCHE DATEN Wingspan:.........................1630mm (63in.) Spannweite:...................................1630mm Length:................................1070mm (41in.) Lange:............................................1070mm Electric Motor:.....................See next pager Elektroantrieb.............(siehe nächste Seite) RTF Weight: 2.3Kg / 5.1lbs (Will vary with Brushless Motor:.............PULSAR P-15 X3 Equipment Used). Fluggewicht:.......................................2.3Kg Radio:....................6 Channel / 6 Servos Fernsteuerung................6 Kanal / 6 Servos Function: Ailerons-Flaps-Elevator-Rudder WARNING! This radio controlled model is NOT a toy. If modified or flown carelessly it could go out of controll and cause serious human injury or property damage. Before flying your airplane, ensure the air field is spacious enough. Always fly it outdoors in safe areas and seek professional advice if you are unexperienced. ACHTUNG! Dieses ferngesteuerte Modell ist KEIN Spielzeug! Es ist für fortgeschrittene Modellflugpiloten bestimmt, die ausreichende Erfahrung im Umgang mit derartigen Modellen besitzen. Bei unsachgemässer Verwendung kann hoher Personen- und/oder Sachschaden entstehen. Fragen Sie in einem Modellbauverein in Ihrer Nähe um professionelle Unterstätzung, wenn Sie Hilfe im Bau und Betrieb benötigen. Der Zusammenbau dieses Modells ist durch die vielen Abbildungen selbsterklärend und ist für fortgeschrittene, erfahrene Modellbauer bestimmt. Sonderzubehör (empfohlen) / Opional Accessories (recommended): # C5185 Servo MASTER S2112 ( x 2) # C6623 Servo MASTER S2112 / 4-Pack # 6745 LEMONRC LiPo Akku 4300 - 11,1V Minimum 6 channel radio LEMONRC LiPo battery with 6 mini servos 4300 - 11,1V .Elevator x1 # C6912 .Rudder x1. Aileron x2. R-L Flap x2 Antriebsset 3-motorig für Junkers JU52 inkl. 3 x Brushless Motoren, 3 x Brushless Regler, Alle Infos zu diesem Zubehör unter: Kabelsätze Power Set motors for Junkers JU 52 More infos about these Accessories: incl. 3 Brushless Motors, 3 pcs. Brushless ESC www.pichler-modellbau.de and cable/wiring harness GLUE (Purchase separately) X3572 EPOXY A CA X3598-120 Zoom CA 5-Min Epoxy Cyanoacrylate Glue (thin type) EPOXY B TOLLS REQUIRED (Purchase separately) Hex Wrench Hobby knife Phillip screw driver Awl Needle nose Pliers Scissors Wire Cutters ......................................................... Sander ......................................................... ......................................................... ......................................................... ......................................................... ......................................................... ......................................................... ......................................................... ......................................................... ......................................................... ......................................................... Masking tape - Straight Edged Ruler - Pen or pencil - Drill and Assorted Drill Bits If exposed to direct sunlight and/or heat, wrinkels can appear. Storing the model in a cool place will let the wrinkles disappear. Otherwise, remove wrinkles in covering film with a hair dryer, starting with low temperature. You can fix the corners by using a hot iron. Bei Sonneneinstrahlung und/oder Wärme kann die Folie erschlaffen bzw. Falten entstehen. Verwenden Sie ein Warumluftgebläse (Haartrockner) um evtl. Falten aus der Folie Low seting zu bekommen. Die Kanten können Sie mit einem Bügeleisen behandeln. Nicht zuviel Hitze anwenden ! Symbols used throughout this instruction manual, comprise: Drill holes using the stated Hatched-in areas: Check during assembly that these Take particular care here remove covering 1.5mm size of drill ! parts move freely, without binding (in this case 1.5 mm ) film carefully Not included. A B Assemble left and right These parts must be L/R Use epoxy glue CA Apply cyano glue sides the same way. X purchased separately Read through the manual before you begin, so you will have an overall idea of what to do. CONVERSION TABLE 1.0mm = 3/64” 3.0mm = 1/8” 10mm = 13/32” 25mm = 1” 1.5mm = 1/16” 4.0mm = 5/32” 12mm = 15/32” 30mm = 1-3/16” 2.0mm = 5/64” 5.0mm = 13/64” 15mm = 19/32” 45mm = 1-51/64” 2.5mm = 3/32” 6.0mm = 15/64” 20mm = 51/64” 1 1A Carefully, slide the motor mount into the slot on the wing as shown. Ensuring that they are accurately aligned. Wing - top view 1B CA Thin CA 1D Vis 2x8mm 2 ......10 1.5mm 2A 1.5mm CA 1.5mm 2C 2B Plastic dummy engine Fiber glass cowl 2D 3 3mm Prop hub 1.5mm Position the cowl so the distance from the prop hub to the plastic dummy engine is 3mm. Vis 2x8mm ......4 4 Cut away only the covering Cut away only the covering Cut away only the covering Cut away only the covering CA Wing - bottom view Linkage Stopper set CA ..................1 6mm dowel. ...........2 5 3mm set Screw Thin CA CA Aileron and Flap pushrod D=5/64”(2mm) 2 mm Aileron and Flap servo CA Thin CA CA Thin CA Wooden dowel A A= 8-10mm Plastic control horn WING .....................2 Wooden dowel Front-view Thin CA CA Linkage Stopper set Wooden dowel ..................2 175mm pushrod ......2 Cut away only 6 the covering both side. The rectangular hole on the center of the stabilizer is pre-cut at factory 6B Cut away only 6A the covering Full the elevator out of the horizontal stabilizer. When you are satisfied with the alignment, use a pencil to trace around the top and bottom of the stabilizer where it meets the 7 fuselage (7A). Note: the rectangular hole on the center of the stabilizer must be coincidental with the center line of the fuselage. Remove the horizontal stabilizer from the fuselage. 7A Using the sharp hobby knife, carefully cut away the covering inside the lines which were marked above (7B). * WARNING: When removing any covering from the airframe, please ensure that you secure the cut edge with CA or similar cement. This will ensure the covering remain tight. Cut away only the covering both side “U” torque rod 7B 7C Install the horizontal stabilizer and the “U” torque rod into the fuselage at once, then adust the alignment as described in steep 7A. Secure the horizontal stabilizer in place using CA glue. Use the pencil, mark on the elevator where the one end of “U” torque rod meets the elevator. Do the same way with the second elevator (7D). 7D 7E Drill the hole as marked, marking sure that you drill the hole perpendicular to the leading edge of the elevator half (7E). 3mm Do the same way with second elevator. 8 8A Test-fit one end of the “U” torque rod into each elevator half before glue the elevator hinges to the horizontal stabilizer. Petroleum jelly Thin CA glue Hinge STABILIZER Apply a thin layer of machine oil or petroleum jelly to only the top and bottom of the trailing edge of the elevator, then push the elevator and its hinges into the hinge slots in the trailing edge of the horizontal stabilizer. When satisfied with the and alignment, hinge the elevator to the horizontal stabilizer using CA glue. Cut away only the covering both side 8B Elevator control horn ...........1 Note: The rectangular hole for the control horn installation is pre- cut at factory. Gear Tail wheel mount Horn Fuselage Rudder 8C Side view Hinge line 2mm Vis 3x10mm ......2 9 9A When you are satisfied with the alignment, use a pencil to trace around the right and left of the stabilizer where it meets the fuselage (9B). 9B Remove the horizontal stabilizer from the fuselage. Using the sharp hobby knife, carefully cut away the covering inside the lines which were marked above (9C). * WARNING: When removing any covering from the airframe, please ensure that you secure the cut edge with CA or similar cement. This will ensure the covering remain tight. 9C Insert the vertical fin into the fuselage, ensuring that it is seated property on the horizontal stabilizer (9D). 9D 9E CA 10 Petroleum jelly Thin CA glue Hinge STABILIZER Apply a thin layer of machine oil or petroleum jelly to only the top and bottom of the trailing edge of the rudder, then push the rudder and its hinges into the hinge slots in the trailing edge of the vertical stabilizer. When satisfied with the and alignment, hinge the rudder to the vertical stabilizer using CA glue. 11 11A 11B CA 11C Plastic dummy engine Fiber glass cowl 11D 1.5mm Vis 2x8mm ......4 Note: All holes for landing gear installation 12 are pre-drilled at factory 12A Cut away only the covering Note: All holes for landing gear installation are pre-drilled at factory 3mm set screw 3x12mm screw Nylon strap 3x12mm screw ..............12 Nylon strap ..........6 Stopper (metal) .............2 3mm set screw .............4 12C Slide the aluminum wing joiner into the fuselage as shown. 13 Secure the wing halves in place RIGHT WING HALVE using two 30x4mm nylon bolts. FUSELAGE - TOP VIEW LEFT WING HALVE 30x4mm nylon bolt ............2 14 Aluminum struts 4mm collar .......1 3mm collar .......1 15 4mm collar 4mm collar 3mm collar Collar Stellring Stopper (metal) Note: Use 4mm and 3mm collar to secure the aluminum struts only. Fahrwerksdraht 2.5mm landing 4mm collar Collar gear Not to screw here Aluminum tube 4mm Main landing 4mm collar 3mm collar gear .......1 Hauptfahrwerk CA 16 CA Cut away only the covering both side. 17 Secure the top hatch in place using two 30x4mm bolts 30x4mm nylon bolt ............2 3mm set Screw Elevator and rudder 18 pushrod
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