Power system Installation..............................
4
Control Direction Test
4
5
Dual Rates and Flight Precautions................
5
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
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Basic product information
1230mm(48.4in.)
2000mm(78.7in.)
The parameters stated here are derived from test results using our accessories.
If you use other accessories, the test results will differ. We cannot provide
technical support if you have a problem when using other accessories.
Wing loading100g/dm²:
Wing:35dm² area
Motor: 3530-860KV
brushless outrunner motor (4pcs)
r-Blade Popeller : 39.5x7
(4Piecs Standard/Reverse)
ESC : 30A(4pcs)
Servo : 9g digital metal gear servo (9pcs)
Flight speed110KPH/70MPH:
Empty Weight : 2910g(without battery)
5400gPull:
Material:EPO
Aileron: Yes
Flaps: Yes
Elevator: Yes
Rudder: Yes
Landing gear: Retractable, Suspension
Scale Pilot figure
Battery: 4S 2800-4000mAh (2pcs)
Package list
Different types of kits will come with specific parts. Please refer to the list to confirm your kit's contents.
No.Name
Fuselage
1
Main wing
2
Horizontal tail
3
Vertical tail
4
Propeller & Spinner
5
Nose Turret & Nose
6
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Scale Accessories
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8
ESC wire
9
Linkage Set
Glue & Non-slip mat
10
Carbon tube & Screw
11
Manual & Decals
12
PNP
ARF Plus
Airframe
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PNP Assembly Instructions
Wire Pull-Through Tool Instructions
Our tests show that excessively long servo extension lines increase the risk of poor connections that can lead
to servo brown outs or failure, causing accidents during flight. Instead, this kit contains a steel wire that can
be used to pull the main wing/elevator and rudder servo wires through the airplane to the battery compartment
1.Insert the left and right rudder servo cables into the trough of the
horizontal stabilizer, and pull the cables through the gap.
2.Secure the left and right vertical stabilizers to the horizontal stabilizer
with 4 PA3x8 screws.
3.As shown in the photo, bundle the rudder/elevator cables and use the
Wire Pull-Through Tool to feed the cables to the battery compartment.
4.Finally, install the horizontal stabilizerto the fuselage
and secure it with 4 PA3x8 screws.
A-
Rudder
Elevator
B-
C-
Servo cable
D-
Elevator wire trough
E-
F-
(PA3x8 4pcs)
Screw
Screw (PA3x8 4pcs)
Step
C
D
B
1
F
A
E
Battery compartment
Step
3
Propeller Assembly and Installation
G
F
Step
1
Step
Steel wire tool
2
Elevator and Rudder servo cables
E
D
C
Referring to the photo:
1.Attach the propeller to the propeller shaft。
2.Make sure that the propellers are installed on the correct
side. Refer to the photo above.
B
A
Step
Step
A-
B-
C-
D-
E-
F-
G-
(PM2.5x6 4pcs)
Screw
Spinner
Screw nut
Washer
Propeller hub, front (A)
Scale propeller
Propeller B hub, front (B)
4
2
3
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PNP Assembly Instructions
Main Wing Installation
Step
1
Carbon tube A
(Ø10x500mm)
CBarbon tube
(Ø8x360mm)
ESC wire & Ribbon wire
Main wing wire hole
Screw
(PWM4x8 4pcs)
3
3
1
6
5
Thr ottle
Thr ottle
Ail eron
Fla p
Lan ding ge ar
Step
2
1.Insert carbon tube A and B into the fuselage.
2.Pull the ESC wire and Ribbon wire through the hole.
3.Slide the left and right main wings to the fuselage.
4.Use 4PWM4x8 screws to secure the main wings.
Nose Section -J Installation
A-
Nose Turret A
Nose Turret B
B-
Nose Turret Base
C-
B-24-J
D-
Variant Foam Nose
Washer
E-
Tiller
F-
G-
H-
I-
(PA2.3x8)
Screw
Lower Windshield
Gun Barrels
(PNP includes two optional forward nose sections for the B-24-D (”Greenhouse”) and B-24-J (”Emerson Turret”)
A
D
B
E
C
G
F
H
Nose Section -D Installation
A-
Greenhouse for -D Variant
B-
Antennas
Gun Barrels
C-
Magne
Step
3
t
I
B
A
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C
C1
C2
B1
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PNP Assembly Instructions
Scale Accessories Installation
A -
Upper Turret Base
B -
Washer
C-
Tiller
D-
Screw
E -
Antenna
F -
Exhaust Pipe
G-
H -
Gun Barrels
rretUpper Tu
(PA2.3x8)
G
Step
3
Pushrod Length Setup
Nose gear steering pushrod length
A
F
B
C
D
E
Step
1
Step
2
H1
H2
H
Step
Step
4
5
Nose gear steering pushrod mounting hole
Step
6
45mm
(1- 3/4")
Flap pushrod length
33mm
(1- 5/16" )
Aileron pushrod length
41.5mm
(1- 5/8")
Elevator pushrod length
41.5mm
(1- 5/8")
Rudder pushrod length
53mm
(2- 1/16" )
Pushrod diameter Ø1.2mm
Pushrod diameter Ø1.2mm
Pushrod diameter Ø1.2mm
Pushrod diameter Ø1.2mm
Pushrod diameter Ø1.2mm
Flap pushrod mounting hole
1
2
3
4
Aileron pushrod mounting hole
1
2
3
4
Elevator pushrod mounting hole
1
2
3
4
Rudder pushrod mounting hole
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
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PNP Assembly Instructions
Control board connection diagram
The B-24 uses a convenient flexible ribbon wire harness to consolidate wiring. Refer to the photo for the proper wiring configuration.
Nose Landing gear door servo
Nose Landing gear retract
Nose steering servo
Rudder servo
Elevator servo
Ser vo lnpu t
Main wing control board(Right) Main wing control board(Left)
GEAR
5
6
1
3
3
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FLAP
6
Nose Steering
GEAR
5
Rec eiver
E LE
RUD
A IL
THR
RUD
E LE
4
1
2
3
Connect to the Aileron channel in the receiver
Connect to the Elevator channel in the receiver
Connect to the Throttle channel in the receiver
Connect to the Rudder channel in the receiver
Connect to the landing Gear channel in the receiver
Connect to the Flap channel in the receiver
3
3
1
6
5
Throttle
Throttle
Aileron
Flap
Landing gear
Receiver
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PNP Assembly Instructions
Battery Size
Cockpit
ull the latch back
P
Battery A
Battery B
and open the cockpit.
Use rubberized non-slip tape
or hook-and-loop tape
Battery tray
Velcro
Battery cabin size:
L=160 W=98 H=68(mm)
Before connecting the batteries to the ESC for the first time,
please remove the propellers, position the model on a stand
above the ground. and switch on the transmitter power. Ensure
the throttle stick is in the lowest position. Engage the kill switch if
you have one assigned
After you have programmed your radio transmitter, reinstall the propellers and carefully verify their correct rotation. With the aircraft level, the
uppermost tips of all the propellers should rotate inward, toward the fuselage. The stock PNP configuration assigns the inboard motors to one
flight battery, and the outboard motors to the second flight battery. If one battery fails, the model can be landed immediately on the remaining
two engines flown at full power. Before all flights, ensure all areas forward of the propellers are clear to avoid injury.
Center of Gravity
Correct Center of Gravity (
following CG diagram to adjust your aircraft’s Center of Gravity. This CG has been flight tested 200+ times for your safety.
CG”) is critical for enabling safe stable flight performance and responsive control. Please refer to the
”
- Depending on the capacity and weight of your choosen
flight batteries, move the battery forward or backward to
adjust the Center of Gravity.
- If you cannot obtain the recommended CG by moving the
battery to a suitable location, you can also install a suitable
counterweight to achieve correct CG. However, with the
recommended battery size, a counterweight is not
required. We recommend flying without unnecessary
counterweight.
We recommend the following LiPo batteries:
4S 14.8V 2800mAh ~ 4S 14.8V 4000mAh (x2)
Discharge rate of C
>
35C
76mm
(3")
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Pre-Installed Component Overview
Servo Direction
A servo or reversed servo is defined as follows:
When the servo input signal changes from
1000ųs to 2000ųs, if the servo arm rotatesclockwise, it's a positive servo.
If it rotates counter clockwise, it's a
reversed servo.
2
4
8
6
1
Note: If you choose not to use the factory servos, the servos you
choose may be a different size. Use the following chart to ensure
that the servos you choose are compatible with this airplane.
Position
Nos e gear
ste ering s ervo
Aileron(L)
Aileron(R)
Flap(L)
Flap(R)
Elevator(L)
Elevator(R)
Rudder(L)
Rudder(R)
Servo regulation
9g Digital-MG
9g Digital-MG
9g Digital-MG
9g Digital-MG
9g Digital-MG
9g Digital-MG
9g Digital-MG
9g Digital-MG
9g Digital-MG
Motor Specifications
Ø35
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
33
38
Pos./Rev.
53
Positive
Positive
Positive
Positive
Positive
Positive
Positive
Positive
Positive
79
4
Cable length
400mm
750mm
750mm
250mm
250mm
850mm
850mm
950mm
950mm
Ø6
9.0
26
M6
M2.5
51. 5
41. 5
7
5
9
3
4-Ø3,2
11
41. 5
51. 5
7.9
860RPM/V
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3-Blade 9.5x7
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Pre-Installed Component Overview
X-Shaped Motor Mount & Propeller Shaft
25.0
41.5
Ø3.2
25.0
41.5
3.0
51.5
Ø3.2
Ø12.0
Power system Installation
A-
B-
C-
D-
E-
(PM3x6)
Screws
Motor Mount
3530-860KV out-runner motor
Prop shaft adapter
Cup head screws
(M2.5x6)
A
A
Step
1
Step
Ø26
46
41
26
4
9.0
Ø6
B
M6 External thread
M2.5 Internal thread
6
C
Ø4.7
Ø2.6
20
16
7.9
20
Units:mm
D
E
Refer to the left diagrams 1 and
2 to install the ESC's and
B
C
2
Motors.
A-
ESC
Motor
B-
C-
Screws (PA3x15 16pcs)
D-
Engine cowl
E-
Screws
F-
Engine Pod cover
Screws
G-
(PA2.3x612pcs)
(PA2.3x68pcs)
Step
Refer to the left diagrams 3 and
4 to install the dummy radial engines
D
G
and engine pod covers.
F
E
3
Step
4
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Control Setup Instructions
Control Direction Test
After the build is complete but with the propellers removed, power up the radio and connect two fully charged
batteries to the ESC's. Use the radio to ensure correct control direction.
Aileron
Stick LeftStick Right
Elevator
Stick BackStick Forward
Rudder
Stick LeftStick Right
Flaps
Flaps down
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Control Setup Instructions
Dual Rates
With reference to our Flight Test data, we recommend the following parameters to set the Aileron/
Elevator Rate. Program your preferred Exponential % in your radio transmitter. We recommend using High Rates
for the first flight, and switching to Low Rates if you desire a lower sensitivity. On successive flights, adjust the
Rates and Expo to suit your preference.
AileronFlaps
H1
H2
ElevatorRudder
H1
H2
Elevator(measured closest
to the fuselage)
H1/H2 18mm/18mm
D/R Rate:75%
Low Rate
Aileron(measured closest
to the fuselage)
H1/H2 20mm/20mm
D/R Rate:85%
Rudder(Measured
from the bottom)
H1/H2 15mm/15mm
D/R Rate:80%
H1
H1
H2
Flaps
H1 13mm
High Rate
IMPORTANT:
Throttle Calibration
Before your first flight, remove the propellers and calibrate your ESC pairs and verify that all four motors are synchronized.
Reinstall the propellers and taxi test the model to check for synchronous thrust.
Flap Mixing and Tips
1 - A Flap-to-Elevator Mix is required to maintain level flight when the flaps are deployed. With 13mm of flaps(Low Rate),
mix 1.5mm of Down Elevator. With 29mm of flaps (High Rate), mix 3mm to Down Elevator.
2 - When flaps are deployed, do not advance the throttle very quickly. The B-24 is intended to be flown as a scale bomber,
with moderate throttle advance. Add rudder input to flatten turns for more scale appearance.
Elevator Neutral Position
1. Before your first flight, mechanically set the Elevator's Neutral Position to 1.5mm Up.