Hobby-Lobby Telemaster Electro V2 ARF Instruction Manual

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Instruction Manual

Telemaster Electro V2 ARF

Wingspan: 73-1/4 in.
Length: 53-1/2 in.
Wing Area: 848 sq. in.
Weight (with battery): 88 oz.

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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-Lobby.com Support
at 866-512-1444.

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 step in this manual.

Contents List

! Fuselage
! 2 Wing Panels
! Horizontal Stabilizer and Elevator
! Vertical Stabilizer and Rudder
! Wooden Wing Joiner
! Aluminum Landing Gear
! Main Wheels and Steerable Tail Wheel
! Pushrods, Control Horns, Pin Hinges and assorted fasteners

Additional Items Required

! 6-channel Aircraft Radio w/ Receiver (minimum)
! 4000mah, 4-cell, 14.8v Lipo battery
! (6) Standard sized servos
! (2) 12” Servo extensions
! (4) 6” Servo extensions
! 50-60 amp Brushless ESC
! AXI 2826/12 Brushless Motor and radial mount set
! APC 12x6 “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 CA hinges. Insert
the hinges fully then flex and apply thin
CA glue to the hinges from the top and
bottom allowing the glue to wick into the
wood. There should only be a small gap
between the ailerons and the wing.

3. Once the hinges are set, flex the ailerons
a few times to break-in the hinge.

4. Now install the flaps in the same manner
as you did the ailerons.

5. After all wing control surfaces are hinged,
check for free movement and prepare to
install the servos.

6. Add 12” servo extensions to the aileron
servos and insert the servos in the wing
with the output arm facing the trailing
edge of the wing and screw in place.

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7. Install the flap servos in the same manor.
The output arms on the two flap servos
should face the same direction. The
servo control horns for both flap servos
should also face the same way. That will
allow them to operate together when tied
into the flap channel on the receiver.
Install the control horns and linkages to
the flaps and the ailerons.

8. Mix up some 30-minute epoxy and apply
to the ends of the wings and in the slots
for the wooden wing joiner.

9. Slide the wings together and make sure
they are aligned. Use rubbing alcohol
and a paper towel to wipe off any excess
glue that squeezes out.

10. The servo wires should exit the holes on
the bottom of the wing as shown.