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General| Brand | Seagull Models |
|---|---|
| Model | HARMON ROCKET III |
| Category | Toy |
| Language | English |
Wingspan, wing area, weight, length, and recommended engine size.
Highlights ready-made assembly, pre-covered parts, and photo-illustrated manual.
Overview of the semi-scale airplane designed for intermediate/advanced flyers.
Warning about potential injury, assuming all risk and responsibility for use.
List of engines, radio systems, glow plugs, propellers, and fuel lines needed.
Catalog of fuselage, wing, tail section, hardware, cowling, and landing gear components.
Securing ailerons to wing panels using C/A glue, ensuring proper gap.
Securing elevators to the horizontal stabilizer using C/A glue.
Securing the rudder to the fuselage panel using C/A glue.
Assembling wing halves with epoxy and reinforcing the dihedral.
Fitting servos into wing mounts and threading control leads.
Drawing lines, positioning control horns, and drilling mounting holes.
Positioning horns, drilling holes, and securing them with screws.
Preparing the engine mount for installation.
Preparing the fuel tank stopper with pickup and vent tubes.
Mounting the engine to the mount, marking, and drilling.
Attaching the fiberglass cowl to the engine.
Mounting the spinner backplate, propeller, and cone.
Mounting wheels and wheel pants to the landing gear.
Installing servos and connecting them to the receiver.
Cutting covering, marking, and epoxying the horizontal stabilizer.
Fitting the stabilizer into the fuselage slot and checking alignment.
Mounting control horns on elevator and rudder surfaces.
Connecting pushrods to servos and control horns.
Securing the tail wheel bracket to the plywood plate.
Attaching the clasp to the rudder for tail wheel control.
Installing the throttle servo and its connector.
Mounting the power switch into the fuselage.
Securing electronics and routing the antenna.
Adjusting weight for proper flight balance and stability.
Adjusting control surface throws for low and high rate settings.
Checking operations, connections, and control directions before flight.
Final checks for safety, balance, and readiness.
