Flyingwings ltd Ninja Combat Slope Soarer User Manual

Thank you for purchasing the Ninja Slope Soarer

The word "Awesome" is over used, but this new glider lives
up to this. Firstly its big, at 48" with a deep chord , the Ninja
has a large wing area and will fly in winds form 10mph to gale force.
The Ninja will maintain inertia in collisions and aerobatics, successive loops are
possible and dynamic soaring is achievable.
Wingspan: 48 inches (1.2 metres)

As well as this power system you will require:

2 x servos 43g (standard size)
1 x Long range receiver
1 x Nihm 4.8v Battery 2500-3300mah
1 x Transmitter capable of elevon mixing or mixing module

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Ninja Combat Slope Soarer
Flying wing

Flyingwings recommends

that you get insured by the

BMFA.

www.bmfa.org

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CRITICAL DATA

CENTRE OF GRAVITY 220mm BACK

FROM THE NOSE POINT

TARGET FLYING WEIGHT
750-800 grams without Ballast

UHU POR

HOT GLUE GUN

CA GLUE

BLACK AND LITE VERSIONS

Fibreglass or carbon spar

Approx 500mm

Mark the centre of the spar with a marker.

Squeeze some uhu por into the hole in the
wing and insert the spar and twist to spread
the glue out. Use uhu por glue to coat both
faces of the wings insert spar and hold the
wing together using some strapping tape.
Keep checking the accuracy of the join.

Using a sanding block, chamfer the leading edge of the Balsa elevons.

L e a d i n g E d g e

STEP

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60mm

100mm

50mm

5mm

170mm

130mm

50mm

70mm

Above is a guide to the locations of the radio and
battery equipment. These are only a guide and
should be modified to suit your needs. Use a fairly
big battery like a 3000mah 4.8v unit. This will help
in achieving the “centre of Gravity” without adding
excess ballast.

Cut EPP only with a new and sharp blade.

The best method for cutting out servo and equipment holes in EPP, is to position the parts and
carefully draw around them.

Set your knife to approximately the depth required, ie servo as shown above.

Cut around the drawn shape, then cut into small squares, prise out the small blocks with a flat
bladed screw driver.

Its better to remove too little material than too much.

Alternative servo location,
may extension leads

TOP OF WING

STEP

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