Electric powered accel hobby yak54 ep almost-ready-to-fly instruction manual specification: wing span: 39in (995mm) length: 34in (865mm) wing area: 312sq in (20.1sq dm) weight: 1.5lbs (650-700g).
Additional equipment needed: brushless motor: e-flite park 480 or similar prop: apc11x5.5-e batteries: li-poly 3s radio: 4ch/4s/1esc motor 1. Position the motor so it fits the cowling opening. 2. Install the proper prop and prop nut. 3. Make sure the motor and the prop are properly secured..
4. Install the cowling. Main landing gear 1. Assemble the wheel. 2. Install the wheel on the landing gear. 3. Install the landing gear on the fuselage..
Tail surfaces 1. Mark the position where the horizontal stabilizer meets the fuselage. Remove the covering over the intersection. 2. Install the hinges. 3. Slide the stabilizer into the fuselage. 4. Add ca to secure. 5. Add ca to secure the hinges. 6. Install the two elevators and add ca to secure..
7. Install the hinges for the rudder. 8. Install the rudder and add ca at the hinges to secure. 9. Install the tail wheel..
10. Install the servos for the rudder and elevator. 11. Measure the proper position for the pushrods and control horns. 12. Install the pushrod and control horns. Wing assembly 1．install hinges on the aileron 2．install the aileron on the wing. Add glue to secure the hinges. 3. Run the servo wires in...
6. Install the pushrod. Mounting the wing 1. Secure the wing on the fuselage. 2. Cut away the covering on the wing where the belly pan meets. 3. Install the belly pan and secure it with ca..
Installing the battery 1. Move the battery to adjust the cg. After you found the right position, use velcro to secure the battery. 2. Close the battery hatch. Make sure the plane is properly centered: a=a; b=b; c=c; d=d check the c.G. Point after installing esc and receive. The cg should be.
At 30% mac, or about 80mm from the leading edge. Control surface travels aileron 20 degrees elevator 20 degrees common flying rudder 30 degrees aileron 45 degrees elevator 45 degrees 3d flying rudder 45 degrees good luck & have fun ：).
