PLANEPRINT Snowy User guide

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EDF version
PRINTING & ASSEMBLING MANUALP R I N T I N G & A S S E M B L I N G M A N U A L
NOTE: Slicing only works with CURA!
You can fi nd the STL data at www.planeprint.com
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EDF version
SNOWY OWL EDF VERSION
PLALW-PLA TPU
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Required accessoires – basic equipment
• LW-PLA (cannot be replaced by PLA!), ~800 grams
• PLA oder bether Tough PLA, ~80 grams
• TPU A95, ~20 grams
• some tapping screws Ø2 mm
• Metal screw 3*20mm, 1 piece
• CA super glue (liquid and liquid medium)
• CA activator
• Carbon tube Ø8*500mm, 2 pieces
• Steel wire Ø1mm or Ø1.5mm, about 500 mm
• Rod connection, 3 pieces
• Servo extension cable 350mm, 2 pieces (or a soldered servo cable extension)
• Self-adhesive Velcro tape
• Foil 0,5mm/0.020inches Din A4 (PVC, PET-G, Polycarbonate or Lexan), 1 piece
(simply search for:
M2 fl at head tapping
screw assortment)
Tools
Cutter knife, small Philips screwdriver, Sandpaper, Metal saw, Needle nose pliers
RC Components
ENGINE 4S EDF 50 MM – (We use the FMS), but it also works well with 3S.
BEC-CONTROLLER suitable for your EDF
RECEIVER 4 Channel
BATTERY 4S LiPo-Akku, 2300 - 2500 mAh
(ideal weight 250g – A lighter battery does not make sense, because otherwise you need lead)
SERVOS WINGS 2 pieces like Corona 929MG, 939MG, Hitec HS-5070MH or equivalent
SERVO RUDDER 1 piece like Corona 929MG, 939MG or equivalent
The servo should defi nitely have metal gear!
Maximum dimensions::
max. 30 mm max. 14 mm
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max. 35 mm
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Printing the parts – Printing profiles
This manual is constantly being improved and supplemented, we recommend downloading the latest version from our website before building.
For slicing all Planeprint
Important for the
models, these profiles have
1-wall-print (P3, P5)!
to be created in Cura:
In order to print airfoils of the lowest possi-
PROFILE P1_fullbody PROFILE P2_hollowbody PROFILE P3_surface PROFILE P4_flex PROFILE P5_gyroid
You can find the description at www.planeprint.com/print
For the new PROFILE P5_gyroid it is essential to use Cura Version 5 or later, It will work with older versions, but the weight of the parts will be higher and the printing time longer.
ble weight with high stability, it is necessa­ry to print with only one wall line (Nozzle 0.4 mm). Decisive here is the adhesion between the layers! To achieve this, you must print at a much higher temperature than normal. As a guideline, 230° C is a good starting point. The parts-cooling fan should be set to 0% or a maximum of 20%. Since not every printer works the same, it may be necessary to make small adjustments to these settings.
PROFILE P5_gyroid
It is essential for the necessary stability of the LW parts printed with PROFILE_5 are as stable as possible.
Please use a test part to check the strength by fracture tests. It must not break along the layer lines under any circumstances! Also note that the printing temperature for LW-PLA is as low as possible to obtain a wall thickness of
0.4 to 0.6 mm at a flow of 65%.
At too high temperatures, LW-PLA becomes brittle and breaks more easily.
The development of a complex, airworthy RC flight model to express on any stan­dard 3D printer is a very complex and extensive process. Therefore, we appeal to your fairness not to forward the STL data you have acquired to third parties.
Thank you for your understanding and have fun with your PLANEPRINT MODEL!
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PROFILE P1_FULLBODY
The following parts must be sliced with the PROFILE P1_FULLBODY.
Please note the additional settings for the individual parts!
PLA or Tough PLA
Carbon tool 8mm_p1.stl
MATERIAL PLA, Weight: ~ 6 g
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
EDF-Tube FMS50_p1_so.stl
MATERIAL PLA, Weight: ~ 9 g
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
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PROFILE P1_FULLBODY
The following parts must be sliced with the PROFILE P1_FULLBODY.
Please note the additional settings for the individual parts!
PLA or Tough PLA
Parts 1_p1_so.stl
MATERIAL PLA, Weight: ~ 8 g
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
Print this STL if you want to build the rudder with vector function (folder RUDDER VERSION).
Parts 2_p1_so.stl
MATERIAL PLA, Weight: ~ 6 g
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
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PROFILE P1_FULLBODY
The following parts must be sliced with the PROFILE P1_FULLBODY.
Please note the additional settings for the individual parts!
PLA or Tough PLA
Protector FL_p1_so.stl Protector FR_p1_so.stl Protector WL_p1_so.stl Protector WL_p1_so.stl
MATERIAL PLA, Weight: ~ 4 g
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
Servocovers_p1_so.stl
MATERIAL PLA, Weight: ~ 11 g
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
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PROFILE P2_HOLLOWBODY PLA or Tough PLA
The following parts must be sliced with the PROFILE P2_HOLLOWBODY.
Please note the additional settings for the individual parts!
Center Part_p2_so.stl
MATERIAL PLA, Weight: ~ 7 g
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
EDF Bracket FMS50_p2_so.stl
MATERIAL PLA, Weight: ~ 1 g
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
If you want to build the version without wheels, take instead the STL
Skid Glider back_p2_J.stl
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PROFILE P3_SURFACE PLA or Tough PLA
The following parts must be sliced with the PROFILE P3_SURFACE.
Please note the additional settings for the individual parts!
Breastplate_p3_so.stl
MATERIAL PLA, Weight: ~ 7 g
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
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PROFILE P4_FLEX
The following parts must be sliced with the PROFILE P4_FLEX.
Please note the additional settings for the individual parts!
TPU A95
Tension belt TPUA95_p4_J.stl Tension belt VarioShore_p4_J.stl
MATERIAL TPU ~ A95, Weight: ~ 2 g
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
• Infi ll Density 100 %
Hinges_p4_so.stl
MATERIAL TPU A95, Weight: ~ 1 g
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
• Infi ll Density 100 %
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PROFILE P5_GYROID
The following parts must be sliced with the PROFILE P5_GYROID. Please note the additional settings for the individual parts! It is essential to print these parts with LW-PLA!
Basic settings for LW-PLA: Please follow the instructions in our WINGTEST AND CALIBRATION TOOL
on our website for correct adjustment!
Light-Weight LW-PLA!
Aileron 1 left_p5_so.stl
MATERIAL LW-PLA, ~ 15 g*
*Weighed (approximate guideline)
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
• set Brim
Aileron 2 left_p5_so.stl
MATERIAL LW-PLA, ~ 12 g*
*Weighed (approximate guideline)
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
• set Brim
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PROFILE P5_GYROID
The following parts must be sliced with the PROFILE P5_GYROID. Please note the additional settings for the individual parts! It is essential to print these parts with LW-PLA!
Basic settings for LW-PLA: Please follow the instructions in our WINGTEST AND CALIBRATION TOOL
on our website for correct adjustment!
Light-Weight LW-PLA!
Canopy 1_p5_so.stl
MATERIAL LW-PLA, ~ 8 g*
*Weighed (approximate guideline)
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
Canopy 2_p5_so.stl
MATERIAL LW-PLA, ~ 16 g*
*Weighed (approximate guideline)
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
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PROFILE P5_GYROID
The following parts must be sliced with the PROFILE P5_GYROID. Please note the additional settings for the individual parts! It is essential to print these parts with LW-PLA!
Basic settings for LW-PLA: Please follow the instructions in our WINGTEST AND CALIBRATION TOOL
on our website for correct adjustment!
Light-Weight LW-PLA!
Fuselage 1_p5_so.stl
MATERIAL LW-PLA, ~ 48 g*
*Weighed (approximate guideline)
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
Fuselage 2 left_p5_so.stl and Fuselage 2 right_p5_so.stl
MATERIAL LW-PLA, ~ 45 g*
*Weighed (approximate guideline)
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
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PROFILE P5_GYROID
The following parts must be sliced with the PROFILE P5_GYROID. Please note the additional settings for the individual parts! It is essential to print these parts with LW-PLA!
Basic settings for LW-PLA: Please follow the instructions in our WINGTEST AND CALIBRATION TOOL
on our website for correct adjustment!
Light-Weight LW-PLA!
Fuselage 3A_p5_so.stl
MATERIAL LW-PLA, ~ 50 g*
*Weighed (approximate guideline)
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
Fuselage 3B_p5_so.stl
MATERIAL LW-PLA, ~ 18 g*
*Weighed (approximate guideline)
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
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PROFILE P5_GYROID
The following parts must be sliced with the PROFILE P5_GYROID. Please note the additional settings for the individual parts! It is essential to print these parts with LW-PLA!
Basic settings for LW-PLA: Please follow the instructions in our WINGTEST AND CALIBRATION TOOL
on our website for correct adjustment!
Light-Weight LW-PLA!
Head_p5_so.stl
MATERIAL LW-PLA, ~ 35 g*
*Weighed (approximate guideline)
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
• Infi ll Density 10 %
Tail 1_p5_so.stl
MATERIAL LW-PLA, ~ 8 g*
*Weighed (approximate guideline)
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
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PROFILE P5_GYROID
The following parts must be sliced with the PROFILE P5_GYROID. Please note the additional settings for the individual parts! It is essential to print these parts with LW-PLA!
Basic settings for LW-PLA: Please follow the instructions in our WINGTEST AND CALIBRATION TOOL
on our website for correct adjustment!
Light-Weight LW-PLA!
Tail 2_p5_so.stl
MATERIAL LW-PLA, ~ 25 g*
*Weighed (approximate guideline)
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
If you don‘t have a suitable transparent material for the rudder, you can print
Tail 2 Rudder_p5_so.stl and replace it
later with a new tail.
Wing 1 left_p5_so.stl and Wing 1 right_p5_so.stl
MATERIAL LW-PLA, ~ 38 g*
*Weighed (approximate guideline)
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
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PROFILE P5_GYROID
The following parts must be sliced with the PROFILE P5_GYROID. Please note the additional settings for the individual parts! It is essential to print these parts with LW-PLA!
Basic settings for LW-PLA: Please follow the instructions in our WINGTEST AND CALIBRATION TOOL
on our website for correct adjustment!
Light-Weight LW-PLA!
Wing 2 left_p5_so.stl and Wing 2 right_p5_so.stl
MATERIAL LW-PLA, ~ 15 g*
*Weighed (approximate guideline)
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
Wing 3 left_p5_so.stl and Wing 3 right_p5_so.stl
MATERIAL LW-PLA, ~ 45 g*
*Weighed (approximate guideline)
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
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PROFILE P5_GYROID
The following parts must be sliced with the PROFILE P5_GYROID. Please note the additional settings for the individual parts! It is essential to print these parts with LW-PLA!
Basic settings for LW-PLA: Please follow the instructions in our WINGTEST AND CALIBRATION TOOL
on our website for correct adjustment!
Light-Weight LW-PLA!
Wing 4 left_p5_so.stl and Wing 4 right_p5_so.stl
MATERIAL LW-PLA, ~ 27 g*
*Weighed (approximate guideline)
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
Wing 5 left_p5_so.stl and Wing 5 right_p5_so.stl
MATERIAL LW-PLA, ~ 27 g*
*Weighed (approximate guideline)
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
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PROFILE P5_GYROID
The following parts must be sliced with the PROFILE P5_GYROID. Please note the additional settings for the individual parts! It is essential to print these parts with LW-PLA!
Basic settings for LW-PLA: Please follow the instructions in our WINGTEST AND CALIBRATION TOOL
on our website for correct adjustment!
Light-Weight LW-PLA!
Wing 6 left_p5_so.stl and Wing 6 right_p5_so.stl
MATERIAL LW-PLA, ~ 24 g*
*Weighed (approximate guideline)
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
Wing 7 left_p5_so.stl and Wing 7 right_p5_so.stl
MATERIAL LW-PLA, ~ 24 g*
*Weighed (approximate guideline)
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
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PROFILE P5_GYROID Light-Weight LW-PLA!
The following parts must be sliced with the PROFILE P5_GYROID. Please note the additional settings for the individual parts! It is essential to print these parts with LW-PLA!
Basic settings for LW-PLA: Please follow the instructions in our WINGTEST AND CALIBRATION TOOL
on our website for correct adjustment!
Interconnects_p5_so.stl
MATERIAL LW-PLA, ~ 3 g*
*Weighed (approximate guideline)
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
None required
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Basic Information:
Gluing the parts printed with PROFILE P5
STEP 1 As a fi rst step, it is important to roughen and smooth the adhesive surfaces with sandpaper.
STEP 2 Insert the interconnects into the slots provided on one side.
STEP 3 Apply a lot of glue to the side with the interconnects. It is important that there is glue everywhere,
especially on the outside and inside of the wall surfaces, in order to achieve a perfect connection. The interconnects only serve to align the parts to each other. It is better not to apply glue here, otherwise it can happen that the glue suddenly hardens while the parts are being put together and stops the process.
Use medium viscosity CA glue, thinner glue would run down the parts too easily.
After assembly, align the two parts exactly and wipe off the excess CA glue from the surface
with a cloth. Now spray with activator spray along the gluing surface and carefully press the parts together.
STEP 4 Clean the glued areas slightly with a sharp-bladed cutter.
Installing the hinges – rudder/elevator/ailerons/fl aps
Spacer
Slots
First glue the TPU hinges into the aileron. Then put it on the wing and fold it a little to the side and give a drop of thin liquid glue on each hinge! CA glue. Push it all the way up against the wing, imprinted spacers provide the proper spacing. Wait until the glue has completely coagulated in the slots of the hinges (by capillary action). Now spray some activator spray on each hinge to cure the CA glue. Repeat the process on the other side of the hinges.
much glue and test if each hinge holds well.
Do not use too
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Wings assembly
medium l.
Wing 1 left_p5_so.stl
Wing 5 left_p5_so.stl
Wing 6 left_p5_so.stl
Wing 3 left_p5_so.stl
Aileron 1 left_p5_so.stl
Wing 2 left_p5_so.stl
Wing 4 left_p5_so.stl
Parts 1_p1_so.stl
Aileron 2 left_p5_so.stl
Interconnects_p1_so.stl
Wing 7 left_p5_so.stl
Interconnects_p1_so.stl
Follow the instructions
„Installing the hinges“
on page 21.
Hinges_p4_so.stl
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Wings assembly
Carbon tube Ø8*500mm
(Do not glue!)
Servocovers_p1_so.stl
Tension belt TPUA95_p4_so.stl
NOTE
FL = Fuselage left FR = Fuselage right WL = Wing left WR = Wing right
Protector WL_p1_so.stl
Bottom side
The sleeve for the tension belt must be aligned as shown here so that the belt can be secured with a screw.
The inscription is the side of the adhesive surface!
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Aileron Servo
Assemble the parts as shown here.
Align the servo so that the lever protrudes exactly in the center of the slot.
Tighten the servo cover with four tapping screws.
Servocovers_p1_so.stl
Cable duct
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Fuselage assembly
medium l.
First remove support.
Please be careful with the knife!
You can also use a saw blade.
Fuselage 3B_p5_so.stl
Fuselage 3A_p5_so.stl
Fuselage 2 right_p5_so.stl
STEP 1
Fuselage 2 left_p5_so.stl
Interconnects_p1_so.stl
Fuselage 1_p5_so.stl
Head_p5_so.stl
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Fuselage assembly
medium l.
Parts 2_p1_so.stl
Carbon tube Ø8*500mm
(Do not glue!)
Protector FL_p1_so.stl
Protector FR_p1_so.stl
Use the carbon tube to align the protector, but
glue comes on the tube!
Cover mount
make sure that no
Canopy 1_p5_so.stl
Canopy 2_p5_so.stl
Neodym Super Magnets 5x5x5 mm
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Glue the four magnets into the gaps.
Pay attention to the alignment of the magnets to each other!
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Tailplane assembly
172 mm
IMPORTANT: the print must be set to
100% page size
, so that the size fits exactly!
Suitable foils are PET-G oder PVC foils (0,5mm) in DIN A4 format.
Stick the foil on the template and cut the foil along the red line exactly with the cutter knife and drill the three marked holes.
Mark the three lines on the end edge for later adjustment of the elevator.
Mount the tail as shown in the picture.
PET-G oder PVC foil (0,5mm)
Insert the foil rudder into the slot and let thin CA glue run into the gap.
Bottom side
First, please print the Din A4 sheet Rudder template.pdf from the download folder.
Tail 2_p5_so.stl
Tail 1_p5_so.stl
A 3 mm screw (M3) must fi t through this hole and turn easily but precisely.
Parts 2_p1_so.stl
If you don‘t have a suitable transparent material for the rudder, you can print Tail 2
Rudder_p5_so.stl and replace
it later with a new tail.
IMPORTANT The rudder is
enormously important for a safe fl ight and must not be smaller!
Glue these shims into the fuselage and drill a 2.5 mm hole from the top. Screw a 3 mm screw (M3) through the holes. The screw will cut the thread in the PLA and
must be heavy duty!
Screw Ø3*20mm
Parts 2_p1_so.stl
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Tailplane assembly
Hook the steel wire into the control horn and insert the tail into the fuselage. Then carefully turn the screw into the discs.
Attention, if the screw does not hit the hole of the tail exactly, the upper part of the fuselage will be damaged.
Screw Ø3*20mm
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Fuselage assembly
Screw the servo brackets to the servo, mount the steel wire and glue the servo as shown in the picture so that it is in line with the steel wire.
– rudder servo
Parts 2_p1_so.stl
Chest protector
Optionally, you can glue this plate made of PLA on the fuselage for protection during landings.
You can also fi x it with double-sided tape, then you can change it carefully.
Breastplate_p3_so.stl
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EDF mounting
Insert the EDF into the EDF tube and feed the cables through the hole on the bottom. Then tape it with adhesive tape and make sure to mount the intake ring that comes with the EDF!
Without this intake ring the EDF has about 40% less power!
Also seal the cables at the outlet with adhesive tape.
Screw the EDF brackets to the tube.
Intake Ring
Adhesive tape
EDF-Tube FMS50_p1_so.stl
EDF Bracket FMS50_p2_so.stl
Then push the assembly all the way back into the push tube and glue the brackets to the base in fuselage 2 with a drop of CA glue on each side.
Remove the screws once again and glue the brackets fi rmly in place. Then mount the EDF again.
Adhesive tape
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Wing mounting system
Center Part_p2_so.stl
Parts 1_p1_so.stl
Insert the center part into the fuselage and then the two carbon tubes all the way in. Nothing needs
to be glued! Now put the wings on the
tubes. Feed the tension belts and servo cables through the openings in the fuselage and insert the two PLA plates into the slots in the fuselage and wing.
To secure the wings, pull the handles of the tension belts inward and hook them into the PLA holders. The tension belts
should normally be relaxed so that they do not overstretch.
Do not worry, if the tension belts are not hooked in, the canopy cannot be closed. So you don‘t forget to secure the wings before the fl ight.
Painting tip
With a fl at brush and brown acrylic paint is very easy to make a very lifelike painting. Do not take too dark colors then the bird is less sensitive to high tempera­tures in the sun.
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RC components
Use self-adhesive Velcro tape to attach the RC components.
Set the exact CG by positioning the battery.
Receiver
Battery
Controller
The air inlets in the front of the head must remain open in order to cool the controller!
Fasten all cables with tape or velcro so that they cannot be pulled into the EDF!
Center of Gravity (CG)
The aircraft must balance
absolutely precisely on these points.
EDF
Do not forget to check if the wings are exactly in ballance in the roll axis. If one wing is heavier, correct this with a small weight on the wingtip.
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Technical specifi cations
WINGSPAN 1650 mm/65 inches
LENGTH 652 mm/2.6 inches
WEIGHT 1340 grams (Battery 4S, 2300 mAh)
Takeoff from the hand
NOTE When throwing, it is important that the bird is
pulled forward, not pushed. Therefore you should not
support it behind with your index fi nger (see picture)!
Please be aware of wildlife and fl y the snowy owl only in areas where it is allowed!
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SETTINGS FOR FLYING
The SNOWY must be programmed like a flying wing (delta). This means that the ailerons also take over the elevator function. Since the SNOWY requires the simultaneous use of aileron and rudder to initiate the turn for optimum flight characteristics, we recommend that you also mix rudder to aileron function. This means that with the aileron, the rudder also moves a little. We recommend 50 to 70 %. When the rudder is actuated, only the rudder should be moved.
Setting the servo travel
With the recommended CG, the basic setting of the ailerons/elevators should be as shown here. At full throttle, the EDF pulls up minimally. If this bothers you, you can mix in the ailerons/elevators:
The mixer must be linear.
Aileron/Elevator default setting in gliding:
EDF off
+ 2 mm up
These specifications are basic settings! If your SNOWY still pulls up at full throttle, check the CG or mix
the Ailerons a little more down or vice versa.
Deviating from this setting, this maximum travel must be set:
ELEVATOR up: 17 mm, down: 17 mm
Aileron/Elevator default setting AT FULL THROTTLE:
Full Throttle
1 mm up
AILERON up: 17 mm, down: 17 mm
RUDDER left/right: 50 mm
Expo setting
ELEVATOR 30 %
AILERON 30 %
RUDDER 0 %
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Control Direction Test
When checking the control directions, look at the aircraft from behind.
Zero setting
Elevator up
Elevator down
Aileron left
+ 2 mm up
+ 19 mm up
+ 15 mm down
+ 19 mm up
from 25 mm left (mix 50 to 70 %)
+ 2 mm up
+ 19 mm up
+ 15 mm down
+ 15 mm down
Aileron right
Rudder left
Rudder right
EDF off
+ 15 mm down
50 mm left
+ 2 mm up
+ 19 mm up
from 25 mm right (mix 50 to 70 %)
50 mm right
+ 2 mm up
Full throttle
+ 1 mm up
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AGE RECOMMENDATION 14+
NOT FOR CHILDREN UNDER 14 YEARS. THIS IS NOT A TOY!
By using the download data, an RC model airplane, called „model“ for short, can be manufactured using a 3D printer. As a user of this model, only you are responsible for safe operation that does not endanger you or others, or that does not damage the model or property of others.
PLANEPRINT.com assumes no responsibility for damage to persons and property caused by pressure, transport or use of the product. Filaments, printing supplies, hardware or consumables that can not be used after faulty 3D printing will not be replaced by PLANEPRINT.com in any way.
When operating, always keep a safe distance from your model in all directions to avoid collisions and injuries.
This model is controlled by a radio signal. Radio signals can be disturbed from outside without being able to influence it. Interference can lead to a temporary loss of control.
Always operate your model on open terrains, far from cars, traffic and people.
Always follow the instructions and warnings for this product and any optional accessories (servos, receivers, motors, propellers, chargers, rechargeable batteries, etc.) carefully.
Avoid water contact with all components that are not spe­cially designed and protected. Moisture damages the elec­tronics.
Never take an item of the model or accessory in your mouth as this can lead to severe injuries or even death.
Never operate your model with low batteries in the trans­mitter or model.
Always keep the model in view and under control. Use only fully charged batteries.
Always keep the transmitter switched on when the model is switched on.
Always remove the battery before disassembling the model.
Keep moving parts clean and dry at all times.
Always allow the parts to cool before touching them.
Always remove the battery after use.
Make sure that the Failsafe is properly set before the flight.
Keep all chemicals, small parts and electrical components out of the reach of children.
We develop our models to the best of our knowledge and belief.
We accept no liability for consequential damage and injuries
caused by improper use or incorrectly printed parts. Please be
careful when handling motors, batteries and propellers and
only move your model with insurance and in approved places!
Never operate the model with damaged wiring.
Never touch moving parts.
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