Hangar 9 Easy Fly 40 User Manual

Wing Span .64-3/4 inches
Wing Area .712-1/4 inch2
Approx. Weight .4-3/4-5 1/2 lbs.
Engine Requirements .40-.46 2-cycle
.40-.50 4-cycle
• True UltraCote™ covering
• Positive self-righting flight characteristics
• 90% pre-built
• Extensive hardware kit included
• Break away motor mount prevents engine
damage during minor nose-overs
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Hangar 9 Easy Fly 40 Specifications

General

Brand	Hangar 9
Model	Easy Fly 40
Category	Toy
Language	English

Summary

Specifications

Wing Span

Technical measurement of the aircraft's wing extent.

Wing Area

Surface area of the wings, impacting lift and performance.

Approx. Weight

Estimated weight of the aircraft for flight.

Engine Requirements

Recommended engine sizes and types for optimal performance.

Introduction

Warning

Crucial safety notice regarding R/C aircraft misuse and operation.

Contents Of Kit

Equipment Required

R/C Radio System

Specifies the radio control system requirements for the aircraft.

R/C Engine

Details the recommended engine specifications for the model.

R/C Aircraft Propeller

Specifies the required propeller size for the engine.

Tools And Supplies Required

Lists essential tools and consumable supplies for assembly.

Field Equipment Required

Optional Field Equipment

Section 1: Assembling The Wings

Section 2: Joining The Wing Halves

Section 3: Hinging The Rudder And Elevator

Section 4: Installing The Aileron Servo Trays

Section 5: Assembling The Fuselage

Section 6: Installing The Nose Gear

Section 7: Installing The Wing Dowels

Section 8: Assembling The Fuel Tank

Section 9: Installing The Fuel Tank

Section 10: Installing The Control Horns

Section 11: Installing The Horizontal & Vertical Stabilizers

Section 12: Installing The Engine

Special Instructions for Installing a 4-Cycle Engine

Specific guidance for fitting a 4-cycle engine, noting potential modifications.

Section 13: Installing The Radio

Installing the Aileron Servo

Step-by-step guide for mounting the aileron servo in the wing.

Installing the Rudder, Elevator, and Throttle Servos

Instructions for installing servos for rudder, elevator, and throttle.

Installing the Receiver and Battery

Guidance on securing the radio receiver and battery pack.

Installing the Switch

Procedure for mounting the power switch in the fuselage.

Section 14: Installing The Linkages

Installing the Aileron Linkage

Details on connecting the aileron control surfaces to the servos.

Assembling the Pushrods

Steps for building the pushrod system for control linkages.

Installing the Pushrods

Guides the installation of assembled pushrods to control surfaces and servos.

Section 15: Setting Up The Radio

Section 16: Balancing The Model

Pre-Flight Check

Pre-Flight At The Field

Range Test Your Radio

Procedure to verify radio control range before flying.

Adjusting the Engine

Steps for proper engine adjustment and tuning for reliable operation.

Flight Instructions

AMA Safety Code

General

Outlines general safety rules for model aircraft operation.

Radio Control

Details safety protocols specifically for radio control systems.

Glossary