SPECIFICATIONS
PRODUCT MANUAL
Wing span:
Length:
Wing area:
Flying weight:
Wing loading:
1460mm/57.48in
1112mm/43.78in
27.74dm²/429.96in²
1600g/56.50oz
57.68g/dm²
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
This electric R/C model plane is not a toy.
Assemble the plane accor di ng t o th e in st ru ct io ns . Do n ot a lt er o r mo di fy t he m od el, If you make any
modifications, you will vo id y ou r wa rr an ty.
Children under 14 year s ol d mu st u se i t ac co mpanied by an adult.
Test the operation of the mode l be fo re e ac h fl ig ht to insure that all equipment is operating properly,
and that the model remains structurall y so un d.
Fly only on calm days (with wind speeds less than 10 m ph ) an d in l ar ge open areas free of trees,
people, building or an y othe r ob st ac le s.
REMEMBER:
Take your time and fol
low the instructions to end up with a we ll -b ui lt m od el t ha t is d urable and easy to fly.
I N T R O D U C T I O N
Before star ti ng to build, in spect the parts t o make sure the y ar e of acceptab le quality. If any parts are mi ssing
are not of accept able qualit y, or if you nee d as sistance wi th assembly, contact Prod uct Support. Wh en reportin g
defective or mi ssing part, u se the part names e xactly as they ar e written in th e Kit Contents Li st.
01. Fuselage
02. Left Wing
03. Right Wing
04. Horizonta l Stabilize r
05. Fin Tip
06. Propeller
07. Propeller Ad apter
08. Spinner
09. Carbon Rod
10. Left Landin g Gear
11. Right La nding Gear
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12. Screw (M2.5 x14)
13. Screw (M3.0 x16)
14. Screw (M2.5 x10)
15. Battery Pac k
16. “Y” Servo Ext ension
17. Charger
18. Transmitte r
19. Decals
20. Instructi on
21. Sucking Bot tle
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R e p l a c e m e n t P a r t s L i s t
Replacement p art for the ST MODEL SeaWind are av ailable using t he numbers in t he Replacemen t Parts List
that follows.
O rd er N O . D es c ri ption
ST 141 40AM P U-BEC ESC
ST 112 11.1V Lipo 2200 mAh Battery
ST 172 ST6D F 2.4Ghz 6CH Tra ns mitter
ST 180 ST6D F 2.4Ghz 6CH Re ce iver
ST 204 11x 8 Propeller
ST 121 9g Ser vo
ST 122 17g Se rvo (P)
ST 124 36g Se rvo
O rd er N O . D es c ri ption
ST 185 Serv o Speed Reducer ( SSR)
ST 160 3S Lip o Smart Balanci ng Charger
STSE 010 Fusela ge Set
STSE 020 Wing Set
STSE 030 Stai bi lizer
STSE 040 Tip Fin
STSE 050 Landin g Gear (L&R)
STSE 011 Bru shless Motor
T O O L S R E Q U I R E D
Sharp Hobby Kni fe
Needle Nose Pli ers
≥85mm
Flathead Scre wdrivers (siz e:M,S)
Ruler
Awl
Hex Wrenc h
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P R E P A R E T H E R A D I O C O N T R O L S Y S T E M
1. Locate th e transmitt er (PIC.01).
2. The t ransmitter re quires eigh t alkaline “AA” b atteries. To install the bat teries, rem ove the battery h atch by
sliding it down a nd inserting th em into place ( PIC.02). Be sur e to follow the pol arity diagr am i nside the bat tery
compartment . Reinstall t he battery hatc h (PIC.03).
C A UT I O N:
(1). Do not use rec hargeable ( Ni Cd & NiHy) batt eries.
(2). Do not mix old a nd new batter ies.
(3). Do not mix alk aline and sta nd ard (carbon z inc) batterie s.
3. Switch th e transmitt er on and check the L ED on the front o f the
transmitter ( PIC.04). If t
he green LED is on, i t is safe to fly. If the
red LED is flashi ng, install f resh batterie s. Also check to mak e
sure that the bat teries are in stalled corre ctly.
4. Switch th e transmitt er off and st and by for later us e.
PIC.02 PIC.03 PIC.04
PIC.01
Antenna
Carrying bar
CH.6 switch
CH.6 movement a djuster
Elevator trim l ever <Mode 1>
Throttle tr im l ever <Mode 2>
Elevator <Mod e 1>
Throttle <M od e 2>
/Rudder stick
Rudder trim lev er
Power switch
In the upper posi tion,
the power is turn ed on.
C hannel d i s pl ay
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ELE. :
Aileron
Elevator
THR. :
RUD. :
Light Unit
Servo Speed
Reducer
Throttle
Rudder
LED
Neck strap
attachment po int
CH.5 switch
CH.5 movement a djuster
Throttle tr im l ever <Mode 1>
Elevator trim l ever <Mode 2>
Throttle <M od e 1>
Elevator <Mod e 2>
/Aileron stic k
Aileron trim le ver
O pe ra ti ng d irecti on d i s pl ay
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NOR. :
L1
L2
Reverse side
Normal side
Nose Gear
Servo
Rear Gear
Servo
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Motor
LiPo Battery
ESC
Receiver
Aileron
Servo
Aileron
Servo
Antenna
Elevator
Servo
Rudder
Servo
Flap
Servo
A S S E M B L E T H E M O D E L
Landing Gears
2.5x10mm Sc re w
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Mount the landi ng gears to both si de of fuselag e using six
M2.5x10mm. Pa y attentin to t he marks “L” & “R” on t he
bottom of the lan ding gears.
The “L” landing g ear should be mou nted in left si de of
fuselage; The “R” landin g gear should be mo unted in right
side of fuselag e.
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3.0x16mm Sc re w
Fit the horizon tal stabili ze r onto the fin.
Then lock it with M 3.0x16mm sc rew.
Guide the pushr od into the scr ew-lock conne ctor on elevato r
horn, and lock it t o avoid looseni ng.
Horizontal Stabilizer
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Attach the fi n ti p onto its foun dation on the top o f fin as
illustratio n.
Slide the fin tip t o the end to avoi d loosening.
Fin Tip
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Insert the carb on rod throug h on e of the wings, a nd then put
the other end of ca rbon rod thro ugh the fuselag e.
Put the servo wir e & light wire and th e flap pushro d through
the fuselage in to the canopy.
Main Wing
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Insert the carb on rod throug h the other wing.
And also put the se ro wire & light wir e and falp push rod
through the fus elage into th e canopy.
Fit the wings and t he fuselage i n place, then loc k then to
acoid loosein g.
Main Wing
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Guide the flap pu shrod into th e screw-lock co nnector on the
flap servo arm.
Take the aileron se rvo wire and conn ect to the serv o
extension lea ds.
Take the wing tip lig ht wires and conn ect to the ligh t unit.
Ensure the pola rity should be co ntacted cor rectly.
Main Wing
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6.0mm Nut
Install the pro peller adapte r with propel ler over the moto r
shaft.
Put the propell er washer on the ad apter shaft .
Take the propelle r nut and screw it on t he adapter sh aft.
Tig ht en the nut with a h ex wrench.
Tighten the scre ws securely. If it comes off during
flights, yo u ma y lose contro l of your airplan e, resulting
in an accident!
Propeller
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2.5x14mm Sc re w
Fix the spinner w ith the screw M 2.5X14mm as sho wn.
Make sure the scr ew are secure d sa fely!
Spinner
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Battery
Remove the seat i n the cockpit a nd fix the batter y with velcro
tape, accord to t he C of G on step11.
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Adjustment
Adjust the trav el of each cont rol surface to th e values in the dia grams.
<Aileron> & <Fl ap>
Posit ion f or
diagr am.
Posit ion f or
diagr am.
20mm
20mm
20mm
<Elevator> <Rudder>
Posit ion f or
diagr am.
15mm
15mm
Posit ion f or
diagr am.
35mm
35mm
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The standard CG i s positione d the line as the pic ture shows.
The movement of t he CG should no t exced ±5mm.
Otherwise,i t will have an effect on fly in g performan ce.
Do not fly before c onfirming t he correct loca tion of the CG.
If the CG is incorr ect, you may lo se control of you r airplane and wa y lead to acciden ts.
C of G position
52mm±5mm52mm±5mm
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O P E R AT I N G Y O U R M O D E L S A F E T Y
Cautions for Sa fetyBefore Flying Flying After Flying
Before flying your airplane,
ensure the airfield is spaciou s
enough. Always fly it outdoors
in safe areas with no debris or
obstacles!
For pro per radio handing, refer to it ’s inst ructi on manu al.
Ensure the spinner and pr opeller are securely installed .
Do not fly your airplane on
days with strong winds or
side winds.
Ensure the main wing & stabilizer is securely insta lled.
Move th e sticks on your transmitter to ensure that all controls m ove according to your
input and the way you adjusted them.
Always land airplane in to the
wind.
Unplug the battery.
War ning!
Beware of spinning prop eller s!
Switch off the t ransm itter.
Do not allow people watch ing
to get to o close to rotaing
propeller.
Don’t use defective propelle r.
Batte ries and charger s
become hot. Keep away
flammable materials.
Switch on the transmitter.
Plug in the battery.
War ning!
Beware of spinning
propeller! With some
electronic speed controlle rs,
the motor (proprller) starts
spinning as soon as battery
is connected.
If the gr een LED is on, it is
safe to f ly. If the r ed LED is
flashing install fresh batteries.
Also check to make sure that
the batteries are installed
correctly.
Launch your airplane in to the
wind.
If your a irplane does not
function correctly, land it a t
once and find out the reaso n.
Unplug the battery when not
in use.
Remove grime, check the
plane carefully and mak e sure
no parts have gotten loose or
damaged.
Never try to modify battery.
This is very dangerous.
Do not dispose of used
batteries, return them to the
shop.
Do not dispose of batteries in
a fire. T hey exp lode an d
release harmful materials.
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