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General| Brand | Seagull Models |
|---|---|
| Model | Decathlon 60-85cc-3D |
| Category | Toy |
| Language | English |
Warning that the aeroplane is not a toy and misuse can cause injury or property damage.
Specifications for aileron servos and initial mounting steps.
Drilling mounting holes for aileron servos and applying CA glue.
Securing the aileron servo to the hatch and routing the lead.
Installing the aileron hatch with screws.
Assembling and preparing aileron pushrods for installation.
Attaching the flap servo and installing the servo arm perpendicular to the centerline.
Attaching flap linkage to the control horn and servo arm.
Adjusting flap linkage for mid-flap position and securing clevis retainers.
Setting flap control at the transmitter and adjusting flap travel.
Identifying the necessary parts for installing the landing gear.
Assembling the landing gear struts with wheels and mounting hardware.
Attaching the wheels to the landing gear struts.
Using specified screws and collars to secure landing gear components.
Marking fuel and vent tubes for correct identification.
Sliding the fuel tank into the fuselage and guiding fuel lines through the firewall.
Preparing the engine mounting area with epoxy and locating mounting points.
Connecting fuel lines from the tank to the engine, muffler, and fuel filter valve.
Securing the engine mounting plate to the firewall.
Using specified bolts and nuts to attach the engine mounting hardware.
Installing the engine onto the mounting plate, connecting ignition module.
Attaching aluminum and tubes to the fuselage for wing mounting.
Preparing fuselage mounting points for the wings.
Attaching the wings to the fuselage.
Locating the correct center of gravity (170mm from leading edge).
Balancing the model by adjusting weight or component placement.
Recommended throws for ailerons, elevator, rudder, and flaps.
Checking radio system, elevator, rudder, ailerons, and throttle operations.
Checking batteries, structural integrity, and airplane balance.
Checking control surface movement, direction, and dual rate settings.
Ensuring receiver antenna is extended and propeller is balanced.
