CONTROL THROWS
BALANCE
LONGITUDE BALANCE
C.G. Must be set on thrust line
C.G. is too low C.G. is correct
As 3D planes do a lot of hovering so it is very important to do longitude balance to make hovering much
more stable. Try to create a small hole after the motor and on the thrust line. Get music wire or string then
thread the wire through the hole. Make sure that model hangs perfectly vertical as illustration. If not then
try to adjust the location of battery, receiver or ESC to get good longitude balance.
Congratulations
Your done, may you have many successful flights filled with fun and lots of 3D maneuvers.
Thank you for purchasing this plane from Thunder Tiger and we look forward to providing you with other
great R/C products in the near future.
SETTING UP FOR 3D FLIGHT
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Stick Travel
Servo Output
High Rate
Low Rate
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The following control throw of 3D YAK EP is merely a starting point for your radio setup and can be
tailored to fit your flying style.
For all three models the aileron and elevator of the same throws but rudder are different as shown below.
Elevator/Low Rate
1” (25mm)
Aileron-High Rate
3” (75mm)
Aileron-Low Rate
1” (25mm)
1” (25mm)
Elevator/High Rate
Control Throws
BALANCE
It is important to balance the plane to get correct C.G. before you fly.
Balance Point as indicated in each diagram.
Note: For the best flight performance of the YAK, A high center of gravity is important.
3” (75mm)
1” (25mm)
1-3/8” (35mm)
1-3/8” (35mm)
3-1/4” (90mm)
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Rudder /Low Rate Rudder/High Rate
1-3/4” (45mm)
1-3/4” (45mm)
3” (75mm)
3” (75mm)
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