HOBBY EXPRESS Senior Telemaster Plus ARF Instruction Manual

Instruction Manual
Senior
Tele
m
aster
Plus AR
F
Wingspan: Length: Wing Area: Weight (with battery):
94 in. 64 in. 1330 sq. in. 9 pounds
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Before starting, use the Contents list to take an inventory and make sure it is complete. If any parts are missing or are not of acceptable quality, contact Hobby Express Support at 1-615-373-1444 .
This manual assumes the builder possess intermediate assembly skills. Seek help from another pilot or an experienced modeler if you are unsure how to complete any steps in this manual.
Contents List
! Fuselage ! 2 Wing Panels ! 2 Horizontal Stabilizers ! Vertical Stabilizer and Rudder ! Aluminum Wing Joiner Tubes ! Aluminum Stab Joiner Tubes ! 2 Aluminum Wing Struts ! Wire Landing Gear ! Main Wheels and Steerable Tail Wheel ! Wooden Motor Mount ! Pushrods, Control Horns, Pin Hinges and assorted fasteners
Additional Items Required
! 6-channel Aircraft Radio w/ Receiver (minimum) ! 5000mah, 5-cell, 18.5v Lipo battery ! (6) Standard sized servos ! (4) 24” Servo extensions ! (2) 12” Servo extensions ! (3) 6” Servo extensions ! (1) Servo Y-harness ! 70-80 amp Brushless ESC ! AXI 4120/18 Brushless Motor and radial mount set ! APC 14x10 “E” Propeller ! Glues, solder, connectors
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1. After unpacking all parts, sort the hardware and place like parts into separate holders. This will speed the building process and give you a good visual of all the hardware provided.
2. Begin by hinging the ailerons to the main wing panels using the larger pin hinges. Apply a drop of 3-in-1 oil to the pivot of each hinge point; this is to keep the glue from fouling the hinge operation. Use 30­minute epoxy and insert into each hole of the control surface, then insert the hinge and set aside to cure.
3. Once the hinges are set in each control surface, dry fit them to the wing panels and check that the movement is smooth and the alignment is suitable. When satisfied, apply glue to the hinge pinholes in the wing and insert the control surface into position. Maintain small gaps between the main wing and the control surface. Check for free movement.
4. Now find the 6 flat hinges and 18 of the smallest screws. Locate the mount points on the wing and flaps (there are hardware blocks under the covering) and use a screwdriver to install the flap hinges.
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5. After all wing control surfaces are hinged and the epoxy has cured, check for free movement and prepare to install the servos.
6. Add a 12” servo ext. to the Flap servos and insert the servos in the wing. Screw in place with the output shaft facing the trailing edge of the wing.
7. Locate the control horns and pushrods and install them for both flaps.
8. Repeat the process to install the servos, control horns and pushrods for the ailerons. Use 24” extensions for the aileron servos. The aileron servos are oriented in the same direction as the flaps with the output shaft facing the trailing edge of the wing.
9. Locate the tail wheel, mounting plate, and two screws. Install the tail wheel as shown.
10.Dry fit the vertical stabilizer in the fuselage. Use a marker and mark the vertical stab where it meets the fuselage. Use a hobby knife and remove the covering below the marked line. Cut the covering about 1/8” below the marked line. Use only enough force to cut the covering. Do not cut into the wood.
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