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Wing Span - 44-3/4 in Wing Area - 305.7 sq in Weight - 9.5 – 13.5 oz Wing Loading - 4.5 – 6.4 oz/sq ft Fuse Length - 28-5/8 in
WARRANTY Great Planes® Model Manufacturing Co. guarantees this kit to be free from defects in both materials and workmanship at the date of purchase. This warranty does not cover any component parts damaged by use or modification. In no case shall Great Planes' liability exceed the original cost of the purchased kit. Further, Great Planes reserves the right to change or modify this warranty without notice. In that Great Planes has no control over the final assembly or material used for final assembly, no liability shall be assumed nor accepted for any damage resulting from the use by the user of the final user-assembled product. By the act of using the user-assembled product, the user accepts all resulting liability. If the buyers are not prepared to accept the liability associated with the use of this product, they are advised to return this kit immediately in new and unused condition to the place of purchase.
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INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS .........................................................................2 DECISIONS YOU MUST MAKE ...............................................................3 Radio Equipment ...............................................................................3 Speed Control....................................................................................3 Motor System.....................................................................................3 Battery Recommendations ................................................................3 Chargers ............................................................................................4 Covering ............................................................................................4 Building Board ...................................................................................4 ADDITIONAL ITEMS REQUIRED.............................................................4 Building Supplies ...............................................................................4 Optional Supplies and Tools ..............................................................4 IMPORTANT BUILDING NOTES .............................................................5 Patterns.............................................................................................6 Metric Conversions ...........................................................................6 Metric/Inch Scale...............................................................................6 BUILD THE TAIL SURFACES..................................................................7 BUILD THE WING ....................................................................................8 Build the Wing Panels.......................................................................8 JOIN THE WING PANELS .....................................................................10 Build the Ailerons ............................................................................11 BUILD THE FUSELAGE ........................................................................12 Build the Formers............................................................................12 Frame the Aft End of the Fuselage.................................................13 Frame the Front End of the Fuselage.............................................14 COVER THE MODEL .............................................................................15 Suggested Covering Sequence ......................................................15 Add Washout...................................................................................15 FINAL ASSEMBLY .................................................................................16 Join the Tail Surfaces......................................................................16 Hook Up the Controls......................................................................17 Mount the Landing Gear .................................................................18 Assemble the Gear Drive................................................................18 PREPARE THE MODEL FOR FLYING ..................................................19 Balance the Model ..........................................................................19 Set the Control Throws ...................................................................20 PREFLIGHT ............................................................................................21 Charge the Batteries .......................................................................21 Identify Your Model .........................................................................21 Ground Inspection...........................................................................21 Range Check ..................................................................................21 PERFORMANCE TIPS ...........................................................................21 Cycle the Batteries..........................................................................21 Examine the Propeller.....................................................................22 Motor Care ......................................................................................22 Oil the Wheels.................................................................................22 MOTOR SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ........................................................22 AMA SAFETY CODE (excerpt) .............................................................22 FIND A SAFE PLACE TO FLY...............................................................23 FLYING ...................................................................................................23 Takeoff.............................................................................................23 Flight ...............................................................................................23 Landing ...................................................................Back Cover Page ROG (Rise Off Ground) Takeoff..............................Back Cover Page 2-VIEW DRAWING........................................................Back Cover Page FUSE & WING PLANS ......................................Center Pull-Out Section
impromptu flying site (see "Find a Safe Place to Fly" on page 22). Additionally, Park Flyers are perfect for those evenings at the field when everybody else is packing up their gear, the wind has died, and there is still enough light to fly a small, slow model that can be kept close-in. The Tutor Trainer is a slow flying, high-wing model that is about as simple to build as they get. However, if you have never flown an R/C model before, learning to fly the Tutor all by yourself is not recommended. As with any trainer airplane, you should find an experienced modeler to help you with your first flights. Information about R/C clubs and instructors is provided later in this manual.
Attention: The product you have purchased is powered by a rechargeable battery. At the end of its useful life, under various state and local laws, it may be illegal to dispose of this battery into the municipal waste system. Check with your local solid waste officials for details in your area for recycling options or proper disposal. This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. 1. Even though the Great Planes Tutor Trainer is small, lightweight and flies slowly, if it is not assembled and operated correctly it could possibly cause injury to yourself or spectators and damage property. 2. Build the plane according to the plans and instructions. Do not alter or modify the model, as doing so may result in an unsafe or unflyable model. In a few cases the instructions may differ slightly from the photos. In those instances the plans and written instructions should be considered as correct. 3. Take time to build straight, true and strong. 4. Use an R/C radio system that is in first-class condition. This Park Flyer requires micro servos, a micro receiver and a micro speed control able to handle 5 amps. 5. You must properly install all R/C and other components so that the model operates properly on the ground and in the air. 6. You must test the operation of the model before every flight to insure that all equipment is operating, and that the model has remained structurally sound. Be sure to check connectors often and replace them if they show signs of wear or fatigue.
Congratulations and thank you for purchasing the Great Planes Tutor™ Trainer. The Tutor is one in a series of Park Flyers from Great Planes designed to be flown in small areas. Park Flyers are a relatively new class of small, lightweight, slow-flying, fast-building models. Since Park Flyers are small and fly slowly, little space is required. A nearby park, schoolyard or vacant lot becomes an
The Tutor may be built either with or without ailerons. Also inspect all parts to make sure they are of acceptable quality. For some of these items there is more than one option which will require a bit of decision making ahead of time. Your local hobby shop has information about flying clubs in your area whose membership includes qualified instructors. we cannot in any way guarantee the performance of your completed model. because the Tutor flies well without them. If you are contacting us for replacement parts. it should be noted that nickel-metal hydrides cannot be charged as fast as NiCds. The Great Planes ElectriFly™ C-5 Nano™ High Frequency Electronic Speed Control (GPMM2000) is recommended for the Tutor.com. If flying the Tutor with ailerons. knowledgeable modeler to help you with assembly and your first flights. The same components are also available without the speed control by ordering number GPMG0445. broken or defective. However. compare the parts in this kit with the Parts List. This system includes a T-280 Ferrite Motor. we recommend that you get assistance from an experienced.8mm] drill bit. Academy of Model Aeronautics 5151 East Memorial Drive Muncie. Batteries are also rated by their capacity in mAh (milli-Amp-hours).500 chartered clubs across the country. therefore. 3mm prop adapter. Order numbers (in parentheses) are provided for your convenience.com for the latest GP Tutor updates. please call us at (217) 398-8970 or e-mail us at: productsupport@greatplanes. If any parts are missing. so this option is covered in the instructions. as the kit manufacturer. APC 10 x 4. Each individual cell that makes up a battery is 1. or how 3 DECISIONS YOU MUST MAKE This is a list of items required to finish the Tutor that must be purchased separately. IN 47302-9252 Tele. Less experienced pilots should build the Tutor without ailerons. or if you have any questions about building or flying this airplane.Note: We. nickel-metal hydride (NiMh) packs. pronounced ny-cad) packs. . Speed Control An electronic speed control with BEC (Battery Eliminator Circuitry) is required. You can also contact the national Academy of Model Aeronautics (AMA). If flying the Tutor without ailerons. a three (or more) channel radio may be used.modelaircraft. a volt is the amount of power a battery pack can deliver (a 6-cell battery pack is 7. and nickelcadmium (NiCd.greatplanes. but ultimately the quality and flyability of your finished model depends on how you build it. If you purchase the complete motor and gear drive system. some modelers insist on flying with ailerons.2 volts). Battery recommendations There are mainly two kinds of battery packs used for electric R/C models. Through any one of them. Radio Equipment The Tutor requires a micro receiver and two micro servos. If you're an inexperienced modeler. which has more than 2. and no representations are expressed or implied as to the performance or safety of your completed model. Contact the AMA at the address or toll-free phone number below. Ailerons are not necessary. However. the speed control is included (refer to the "Motor System" section that follows). Futaba® S3103 (FUTM0037) or Hobbico® CS-5 (HCAM0090) micro servos are suitable. You can also check our web site at www.2 volts. You'll learn faster and avoid risking your model before you're truly ready to solo.org Before starting to build. S-280 4. (800) 435-9262 Fax (765) 741-0057 Or via the Internet at: http://www.7 propeller and the ElectriFly C-5 Nano High Frequency Electronic Speed Control w/BEC.1:1 ratio gearbox. instructor training programs and insured newcomer training are available. The Tutor is designed to use the Great Planes ElectriFly T-280GD ESC motor system and gear drive for electric flight (GPMG0430). provide you with a top quality kit and great instructions. please be sure to provide the full kit name GP Tutor and the part numbers as listed in the Parts List. Simply stated. and note any missing parts. The BEC allows both the motor and the radio system to be powered by the same battery (thus eliminating an additional battery typically required to power the radio). Motor System Remember: Take your time and follow directions to end up with a well-built model that is straight and true. No additional materials are required to build the Tutor with ailerons except for a third micro servo and a #68 (or 1/32") [. NiMh batteries are recommended for the Tutor because they provide nearly twice the capacity of a NiCd for their size. a four (or more) channel radio will be required.
NiCds and transmitter battery packs. you will have to calculate the length of time it takes to charge the batteries yourself.55 hours (about 30-minutes). ❏ 1/2 oz. If the battery you are going to charge is not discharged (and you are not using a peak-charger). medium Pro CA+ (GPMR6007) ❏ Hobby knife (HCAR0105) ❏ #11 blades (HCAR0211) ❏ Single-edge razor blades (HCAR0212) ❏ Small T-pins (HCAR5100) ❏ Builder's triangle (HCAR0480) ❏ Electric drill and 1/16" [1. The back of a 2' x 4' ceiling tile or a section cut from a sheet of Celotex insulation board is ideal. Top Flite® EconoKote® and Coverite™ Micafilm™ are suitable for the Tutor. Micafilm has fibers imbedded in the film and is exceptionally strong. disconnect it from the charger. then automatically switches to a trickle charge mode. Chargers The best type of charger to use is a peak charger. thus discharging the battery. except EconoKote is lighter and does not shrink as tightly. Opaque MonoKote film is not recommended for the Tutor because it is too heavy and shrinks too tightly for the structure to withstand. Building Board You will need a flat board to lay over your workbench that you can stick pins into. the following is a "short list" of the most important building supplies required to build the Tutor. EconoKote is similar to MonoKote® (used on most regular-size sport models). The Great Planes ElectriFly™ Peak Charger (GPMM3000) is suitable for nickelmetal hydride batteries. connect it to the motor on your model. A 1200 mAh battery pack is about twice the size of a 550 mAh battery pack. Before you can calculate the time it takes to charge a battery pack. A discharged 550 mAh battery pack charged at 50 mAh will take 11 hours to charge. If the battery becomes warm. Overcharging the batteries may damage them. because it is lighter and does not shrink as tightly as opaque MonoKote film. Transparent MonoKote film is also suitable for covering the Tutor. and a few that are not recommended. Divide the capacity of the battery pack by the charge rate to calculate the charge time. servos ❏ Great Planes C. A Hobbico R/C Multi-Charger (HCAP0100) is suitable for charging the battery packs used in the Park Flyers. you must apply an adhesive to the structure before application. Run the motor until the propeller is turning slowly. IMPORTANT: Monitor the temperature of the battery frequently. If you have another type of charger that is not a peak charger.G. Therefore. Use a covering suitable for lightweight models. ADDITIONAL ITEMS REQUIRED Building Supplies In addition to the equipment listed in the "Decisions You Must Make" section. Charge the 7-cell 550 mAh battery pack at 50 mAh for 11 hours. Panasonic 7-cell 550 mAh NiMh pack (GPMP0101) for advanced pilots who are capable of flying in slightly windier conditions. Do not use Balsarite "film formula" to apply Micafilm. These are the battery packs recommended for the Tutor: Panasonic 6-cell 550 mAh NiMh pack (GPMP0100) for beginners due to its light weight. thin Pro CA (GPMR6001) ❏ 1/2 oz. Charge the 7-cell 1200 mAh battery pack at 100 mAh for 12 hours. Use Coverite Balsarite™ (COVR2500) for Micafilm. then turn the charger off when the batteries are fully charged. Note: The period required to charge the batteries in the examples above is for discharged batteries. We recommend Great Planes Pro™ CA and Epoxy glue. you first have to know the charge rate you are going to use. Machine (GPMR2400) ❏ Top Flite Precision Magnetic Prop Balancer ™ ® ™ ❏ Top Flite Hot Sock (TOPQ5700) ™ iron cover (TOPR2175) .6mm] drill bit ❏ Small phillips and flat blade screwdrivers ❏ Pliers with wire cutter (HCAR0630) ❏ Great Planes Plan Protector (GPMR6167) or wax paper ❏ Sanding tools and sandpaper assortment ❏ Sealing iron (TOPR2100) ❏ Double-sided foam tape (GPMQ4440) for mounting ❏ Great Planes Hook & Loop Material (GPMQ4880) Optional Supplies & Tools Here is a list of optional tools mentioned in the manual that will help you build the Tutor. Coverite Micafilm is another covering suitable for lightweight structures (and is the covering that is on the model featured on the box label).much energy they store. EconoKote also has an adhesive on the back which is activated by the heat of a model airplane covering iron. Covering There are several types of covering that may be used on the Tutor. For the 550 mAh batteries recommended for the Tutor this would be a charge rate of approximately 50 mAh. because it charges the batteries until they are fully charged. yet remains lightweight because it has no adhesive on the back. Nickel-metal hydrides must be charged at a rate of no more than 1/10 of their capacity. Charge rate/time recommendations: Charge the 6-cell 550 mAh battery pack at 50 mAh for 11 hours. A 550 mAh battery can supply 1 Ampere for . thus making it suitable for lightweight structures such 4 as that of the Tutor.
8. be careful to not glue your fingers to the structure. IMPORTANT BUILDING NOTES For the best performance. position the stick over the plan. cut the tip off and continue. excess CA is difficult to sand. thus requiring repairs and adding additional weight (not to mention the aggravation)! 7. If you would like to remove the charred edges from the laser cut parts. Take the stick off the plan and cut it over a cutting mat or a scrap piece of wood (Okay. then place the razor blade on the stick where you wish to cut it.❏ Straightedge with scale (HCAR0475) ❏ Cutting mat (HCAR0456) ❏ Masking tape (TOPR8018) ❏ CA Debonder (GPMR6039) ❏ CA Applicator tips (GPMR6033) ❏ Great Planes 5-1/2" [140mm] Bar Sander (GPMR6169) ❏ Top Flite 320-grit sandpaper (TOPR8030) and 400grit sandpaper (TOPR8032) and 150-grit adhesive back sandpaper (GPMR6183) technique. 1. Of course. (qty. an alternate method is to use the "crossed-pin" 5 . Here are some tips to help you build neatly and light. One of the best ways to insure light weight is to build neatly and make good-fitting glue joints that require less glue. Press down lightly on the razor blade to make a mark where the stick is to be cut. 4. order no. causing damage. 2. you may cut through the plan protector. but if you do. Because of the small balsa sticks used in the tail. 6. Sanding requires a light touch to avoid damage. If you have difficulty with the T-pins splitting the small sticks. When the tip becomes clogged. In addition to unnecessary weight. In the process of unsticking your fingers you can inadvertently damage the structure. you should take this approach with all of your projects! 9. To do so. allowing the CA to soak through and glue the structure to the plan). but only where necessary. Insert the T-pins into the building board in a cris-cross fashion to hold the sticks to the plan. small T-pins may be used to hold the sticks to your building board. 10. Do not stick pins into the sticks near the ends. the Tutor must be built light. Cover the plans with Great Planes Plan Protector (GPMR6167) or wax paper so the parts will not adhere to the plan. If you require additional CA tips. Lifted edges will catch the structure. Use the included CA applicator tips to control and pinpoint the amount of CA that comes from the bottle. use a cloth that has been damped with bleach. When applying CA. lighter and have a better appearance than poor-fitting joints with too much CA. The easiest way to cut balsa sticks is with a single-edge razor blade. 5. Only a small amount of CA should be used to glue the parts together. One of the best ways to insure a lightweight model is to proceed slowly and build neatly. Good glue joints with minimal adhesive are stronger. Work over a flat surface. 5). GPMR6033. Use medium-grit sandpaper such as 120 or 150. or the wood may split. We found the best method for sanding is to use light strokes in the direction of the longest sticks. Be certain the sandpaper is thoroughly bonded to the bar sander. Use small T-pins (HCAR5100) or small straight pins found in craft stores. if you're careful you could go ahead and cut the stick right over the plan. 3.
4mm 304.PATTERNS Metric Conversions 1/64" 1/32" 1/16" 3/32" 1/8" 5/32" = = = = = = .4mm 50.5mm 12.4mm 3.8mm 6.8mm 381mm 18" 21" 24" 30" 36" = = = = = 457.2mm 533.8mm 76.4mm Inch Scale 0" 1" 2" 3" 4" 5" 6" 7" 0 10 20 30 Metric Scale 40 50 60 70 80 90 6 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 .4mm 9.8mm 1.6mm 762mm 914.9mm 19mm 1" 2" 3" 6" 12" 15" = = = = = = 25.6mm 2.2mm 152.4mm 609.2mm 4mm 3/16" 1/4" 3/8" 1/2" 5/8" 3/4" = = = = = = 4.4mm .7mm 15.
The same as you did the fin and rudder.2 x 3. Place the fin/rudder portion of the fuse plan over your flat building board. place one of them on your workbench so the edge you are rounding extends just beyond the edge of the bench. Use a #11 blade to cut the notch in the rudder where shown on the plan for the laser-cut 1/16" [1.2 x 75mm] hardwood dowel to the correct length. If you accidentally cut one too short.6mm] plywood control horn. Sand a bevel on the leading edge of the rudder as shown in the cross-section on the plan. Reroll them inside-out so they will lie flat. To round the edges of the tail pieces. Build the stab and elevators from the four 1/8" x 1/8" x 24" [3. ❏ 6. Remove the fin and rudder from the plan. Bevel the leading edge of both elevators as shown in the cross-section on the plan. Remove the elevators from the plan. Round the corners as shown on the plan. Refer to the Expert Tip that follows. Round the tips of the stab and elevators and round the leading edge of the stab and the trailing edge of the elevators. ❏ 2. start with the longest ones first. Use a bar sander with 150-grit sandpaper to carefully sand both sides of the fin and rudder flat and even. Do not join the elevators with the 1/8" [3.BUILD THE TAIL SURFACES ❏ 1. ❏ 4. Glue the control horn into the notch on the left side of the rudder. Unroll the plan sheets.2 x 610mm] balsa sticks. Build the fin and the rudder from two 1/8" x 1/8" x 24" [3. ❏ 3. ❏ 7. 7 ❏ 8. Use medium CA to securely glue the elevator joiner to both elevators. Pin both elevators to the plan. Note: Use a pin to enlarge the holes for the pushrod. then round the leading edge and top of the fin and the trailing edge and top of the rudder. thus minimizing wasted material. Hint: When cutting the "ribs" (the horizontal sticks).2 x 610mm] balsa sticks. then cover it with Great Planes Plan Protector or waxed paper so glue will not adhere to the plan. Use a bar sander to hold it down. Use a #11 blade followed by a bar sander with 150-grit sandpaper to bevel . use it for the shorter rib above it. sand the stab and elevators flat and even. then round the corners where shown on the plan. Make the elevator joiner by trimming the 1/8" x 3" [3.2mm] dowel until instructed to do so. ❏ 5. Use another bar sander to do the sanding. if needed.2 x 3. ❏ 9.
2 x 6. IMPORTANT: Do not install the W-1A root rib until the next step.4 x 610mm] aligning one end of the main spar with the outside edge of the root rib W-1.2 x 6. ❏ ❏ 3.2mm] ply dihedral gauge to set the rib at the proper angle before gluing it to the main spar and the trailing edge sheet. 5. glue the seven laser-cut 1/16" [1. Cover the left wing panel plan with Great Planes Plan Protector. ❏ ❏ 7. aligning one end of the trailing edge sheet with the outside edge of the root rib W-1. ❏ 1.6mm] balsa W-1 and one W-1A ribs over the main spar and trailing edge sheet. BUILD THE WING Build the Wing Panels Start by building the left wing panel first so your progress matches the photos. Pin one of the 1/32" x 3/4" x 24" [. Pin one of the main spars in position over the plan. Position the W-1A root rib in place over the main spar. Use a #11 blade to cut the slot for the control horn. . Match the 1/8" x 1/4" x 24" [3. ❏ ❏ ❏ 4.4 x 610mm] balsa main spars so any warps will counteract each other. Use the laser-cut 1/8" [3.8 x 19 x 610mm] balsa trailing edge sheets in position over the plan.the elevator joiner to match the leading edge of the elevators. then glue the control horn into position on the bottom of the elevator. ❏ ❏ 6. 8 balsa main spar in the rib notches with one end flush with the outside edge of the root rib and glue to all the ribs. Position the top 1/8" x 1/4" x 24" [3. 10. Starting at the wing tip. ❏❏ ❏ ❏ 2. perpendicular to the building board.
6mm] from the edge of a second 1/32" x 3/4" x 24" [. ❏❏ ❏ ❏ 14. ❏ ❏ 11. not lengthwise.2 x 610mm] hardwood dowels so that it fits in the notches at the front of the wing ribs. To make a top trailing edge sheet. ❏ ❏ 13. leading edge dowel and trailing edge sheet. ❏❏ 12. from the root to the tip rib. sand across the grain. cut pieces to make the top center sheeting to fit between the wing spar and trailing edge sheet and between the wing spar and the leading edge dowel.8 x 19 x 610mm] balsa sheet. From a 1/32" x 3" x 15" [. cut and glue shear webs. Use the wing tip brace pattern on the plan to make the wing tip brace from leftover 1/16" [1.Save the leftover dowel for the fuselage.8 x 75 x 380mm] balsa sheet. Cut one of the 1/8" x 24" [3. Hint: To avoid breaking the trailing edge sheet when sanding the taper. Carefully sand the top center sheeting flush with the wing spar. When satisfied with the fit.8 x 19 x 610mm] balsa sheet. 9 10.❏ ❏ 8. draw a line 1/16" [1. horizontally. Sand a taper along the edge up to the line. Glue the wing tip brace into position. . The sheet should fit in the notches at the trailing edge of the wing ribs and blend into the bottom trailing edge sheet. Do not install shear webs in the rib bay between the W-1A ribs. From a 1/32" x 3/4" x 24" [. Glue the top trailing edge sheet to the top of the wing ribs and the bottom trailing edge sheet. Glue the dowel to the ribs. ❏❏ 9.6mm] balsa. to the top and bottom spars in the locations shown on the plan. apply medium CA to the top of the W-1A ribs and press the sheeting in place. Make sure they are glued securely to the wing spars and ribs.
cut pieces to make bottom center sheeting to fit between the leading edge dowel and wing spar and from the wing spar to the trailing edge sheet. apply medium CA to the face of half of the dihedral brace. With one wing half flat on your building board. With one wing half flat on your building board and the wing tip of the other wing half blocked up as before. 1. Remove the wing from your building board and carefully sand off any glue blobs. Using a hobby knife. carefully cut a 1/16" [1. Use a bar sander to sand the center joint as necessary until the wing halves fit together without any gap. ❏ 5. make sure the trailing edges are aligned. From the remaining 1/32" x 3" x 15" [. ❏ ❏ 16. quickly slide the two wing halves together. Return to step 2 and build the right wing panel. ❏❏ in ribs W-1A. Draw a centerline on the laser-cut 1/16" [1. 10 ❏ ❏ 6.6mm] ply dihedral brace. block-up the wing tip of the other wing half so that it is 4-1/2" [114mm] off of your building board. .8 x 75 x 380mm] balsa sheet. Note: If you prefer more working time for joining the wings.❏ 2. apply medium CA to the face of the other half of the dihedral brace and the root rib. After the CA has cured. Sand the leading and trailing edges of the wing joint flush. Cut and sand the wing spars and trailing edge sheeting flush with the wing tip rib.6mm] slot 15. ❏ 17. ❏ 3. Remember! Build it over the right wing plan. JOIN THE WING PANELS ❏ 4. When satisfied with the fit.6mm] balsa that the fuselage sides came from. Insert the dihedral brace into one of the wing halves so that the brace is attached to the two main spars. Test fit the dihedral brace in the slots. Use the wing tip template on the wing plan to make two wing tips from the unused portion of 1/16" [1. just behind the main spar. use epoxy for this step. Before the CA hardens. Test fit the wing halves together.
Cut the excess wire from the loop. follow the proceeding instructions to build the ailerons.8mm] hole into the leading edge of the aileron where shown on the plan for the aileron torque rod. reducing adverse yaw.76 x 508mm] wire and clamp it in a vice.6 x 19 x 610mm] balsa ailerons to the length shown on the wing plan.❏ 7. ❏ ❏ 3.76 x 508mm] wires. . ❏ ❏ ❏ B. Glue the torque rod to the aileron with medium CA. Return to step 1 and make the right aileron torque rod and aileron the same way. Temporarily tape both ailerons to the wing. ❏ ❏ 2. Drill a #68 (or 1/32") [. ❏ ❏ C. which is the tendency for the nose of the model to turn away from the direction of banked turns. Glue the laser cut ply servo horn to the plastic servo horn included with your servo. the ailerons will travel up more than down. Cut 1" [25mm] from one end of the . Build the Ailerons ❏ ❏ 1. ❏ 4. Using the drawings on the wing plan. Cut one of the 1/16" x 3/4" x 24" [1.030" x 20" [. ❏ ❏ A. 11 5. then cut the wire to the length shown on the plan. proceed to "Build the Fuselage. Cut a notch in the leading edge of the aileron between the hole you drilled and the end to accommodate the torque rod. then connect the pushrods as shown on the plan. Make a loop near one end of the remaining wire by pulling it around the wire clamped in the vice. follow the procedure below to make a left aileron torque rod from one of the . If you plan to fly your Tutor with rudder only.030" x 20" [. With this servo horn. Round the corners slightly as shown on the plan. Refer to this photo for the following four steps." If you plan to fly your Tutor with ailerons. then use the drawing on the plan to make the next bend as shown in the photo. Be certain the horizontal portion of the torque rod is perpendicular to the vertical portion of the rod that goes into the aileron. Make the final bend. Glue one wing tip to each end of the wing.
Remove the formers from the plan and use a bar sander with 150-grit sandpaper to sand them flat and even. follow the procedure below. Cut the bottom sheeting for the aileron servo. Hint: First cut the vertical sticks a little long. Make the first 90° bend near one end of the wire. Lastly. so that the servo can be mounted to the side of the center rib. ❏ D. Note: This procedure does not work for all types of wire. ❏ 2.2 x 610mm] balsa sticks to build formers F2 through F6 over the plan. Note that the pushrods are connected to the torque rods with a "Z-bend" on both ends. or do not know how to make a Z-bend with regular pliers. Hold the wire in the pliers as shown. BUILD THE FUSELAGE ❏ B. Use the remainder of the .2 x 3.❏ 6. Clean the aileron servo case with a tissue dampened with alcohol or other suitable solvent. not included). trim the ends of the vertical sticks even with the horizontal sticks. Make the final 90° bend upward to form the "Z.) ❏ E.030" [. larger wire than is supplied with this kit was used in the photos.76mm] wire you used for the torque rods to make the aileron pushrods. Connect the aileron servo to the aileron torque rods with the pushrods you just made." 12 ❏ 3. ❏ A. then pin them to the plan. ❏ 7. Cut the excess wire near the end. Next. Make the second 90° bend downward. Build the Formers ❏ 1. Cover the fuselage former drawings on the plan with Great Planes Plan Protector. . (For clarity. cut and glue the horizontal sticks into position. but will work on the thin music wire supplied with this kit. ❏ C. If you do not have Z-bend pliers. Use the remaining 1/8" x 1/8" x 24" [3. ❏ 9. ❏ 8. Mount the aileron servo to the side of the center rib with double-sided foam mounting tape (GPMQ4440.
Glue F6 into position at the rear of the fuselage. ❏ ❏ 4. ❏ 6. ❏ 2. and the left fuse side is on the left. Use a small builder's square to make certain the formers are perpendicular to the fuse bottom. ❏ 5. then use a builder's square to hold the fuse sides perpendicular to the building .6mm] balsa fuselage side where shown on the plan. ❏ 8.Frame the Aft End of the Fuselage ❏ 1. Cover the top view of the fuse plan with Plan Protector. Round both ends of the dowel and insert it into the aft holes in the fuse sides. Mark the inside of that fuse side with an "R". Make certain the right fuse side is on the right.6mm] balsa fuselage sides along the laser-cut line. ❏ 3. 13 9. Use the same procedure to glue the fuse sides to F4. Accurately align the fuse sides. As you proceed. Holding the fuse sides in position.8mm] balsa aft fuse bottom over the top view of the fuselage plan. Glue the fuse sides to the fuse bottom. Use a straightedge and a hobby knife to trim the front edge of one of the laser-cut 1/16" [1. then use thin CA to glue the fuse sides to F5. designating it as the right side. ❏ 7. F4 and F5 to the aft fuse bottom. Cut the forward pushrod exit slot in the right fuse side where shown on the plan. Pin the laser-cut 1/32" [0. so the notches for the stab align with the top of former F5 and the notches for the wing align with the top of former F3. Center the dowel. then to F3. use a small builder's square to make certain F5 is perpendicular to the fuse bottom. Make a wing hold-down dowel by cutting the remainder of a 1/8" [3. Cut the aft pushrod exit slot in the other laser-cut 1/16" [1. Use a ballpoint pen and a straightedge to mark the location of formers F3. which is now the left side.2mm] dowel leftover from the leading edge of one of the wing halves to a length of 3" [75mm]. Glue formers F3. make certain the bottom edges of both fuse sides are fully contacting the fuse bottom. Position both fuselage sides against the formers on the fuse bottom over the plan. F4 and F5 on the aft fuse bottom.
Glue the forward fuse bottom to the fuse sides. ❏ 4. 14 7.2mm] dowel leftover from the leading edge of the other wing half to a length of 3" [75mm]. then glue them together. From F3 aft. Accurately reposition the fuse over the top view of the plan. Locate the remaining 1/8" x 3" [3. do not use the aft holes. then glue former F2 to the fuse sides.6mm] ply former F1. Drill two holes directly behind the top of F3. Note: If you will be adding ailerons to your Tutor. Use balsa sticks to hold the laser-cut 1/32" [. 8. Glue the dowel into position. but do not glue the laser-cut 1/16" [1. Be certain the forward wing dowel and the landing gear dowel are centered. Test fit. Make another wing hold-down dowel by cutting the remainder of the 1/8" [3.8mm] balsa forward fuse bottom up to the fuse sides. ❏ 6. Use T-pins to hold two balsa blocks or something similar to the building board. Use a bar sander with 150-grit sandpaper to lightly sand the edges of the laser-cut 1/16" [1. Fit. so glue will adhere. aligning the aft end of the fuse over the plan. Glue the dowel into these holes. ❏ 2.2 x 75mm] dowel supplied with this kit. but do not glue former F2 in fuse between the forward wing hold down dowel and landing gear dowel.6mm] balsa to the back of F1 over the holes as shown on the plan.6mm] ply landing gear plate between the notches in the fuse bottom.8mm] balsa fuse top into position.board. Glue strips of leftover 1/16" [1. but not to the landing gear plate. Remove the fuse from the plan. use a bar sander with 150-grit sandpaper to sand the fuse top and bottom even with the fuse sides. ❏ 5. ❏ . Frame the Front End of the Fuselage ❏ 1. ❏ 11. Remove the T-pin from former F5 and raise the aft end of the fuse until the bottom of the fuse sides in the cabin area (under the wing) are contacting the fuse bottom. Pin the front end of the fuse bottom to the plan from F3 forward with four or five more T-pins. ❏ 10. Note that the balsa blocks hold the aft end of the fuse in alignment even though it has been raised off the plan. Pin the aft end of the fuse bottom to the plan with a T-pin through the bottom of former F5. Insert the dowels through the holes in the front of fuse for the forward wing hold-down dowel and landing gear dowel. Round both ends of both dowels. Use a bar sander with 150-grit sandpaper to lightly sand the tops of the formers and the top edges of the fuse sides even. Hold the fuse sides to the fuse bottom. the the the the ❏ ❏ 3. then use medium CA to glue the lasercut 1/32" [. Temporarily fit.
a stall is when the wing no longer produces lift–basically the model quits flying until it regains airspeed. If using Coverite™ Micafilm™. Top of the wing ❏ 3. ❏ 11. thus resisting a stall. a dust brush or a tack cloth to remove balsa dust from the model. Bottom. Washout is an upward twist at both wing tips. The following procedure explains how to add washout. Test fit. Follow the suggested covering sequence to cover the model. lightly twist the part in the opposite direction and apply heat to the covering until you can get it flat. Simply stated. after the rest of the wing has been covered. ❏ 10. ❏ 1. then the top of the stabilizer ❏ 2. Suggested Covering Sequence IMPORTANT: Do not shrink the covering until both sides of each part are covered. 15 COVER THE MODEL ❏ 1. coat the areas to be covered with Coverite Balsarite™ (COVR2500). ❏ 13. Determine what material you will be covering the model with. . One way to prevent or delay a stall is to add "washout" to the wing.6mm] holes through the marks in F1 and the balsa strips.) Be certain F1 is in alignment with the edges of the fuse sides as this sets the correct motor right-thrust and down-thrust. The bottom. which is common for lightweight structures such as this. ❏ 4. inspect the stab and fin for twists. Use leftover 1/32" [. Ailerons (if used) Note: It may be easier to cover the wing tips separately. Note that the grain runs across the fuse. then 400-grit sandpaper. (You can see F1 in the following photo. Be certain you use the formula for Micafilm. After all the tail pieces are covered. Sides ❏ 3. Drill 1/16" [1. Also be certain that the hole for the motor in F1 is nearest the top. Because the Tutor is designed to be light. If you haven't done so already. or are at a lower angle than the rest of the wing. Add "Washout" An important characteristic of most airplanes is their ability to resist stalling. Top Wing: ❏ 1. or when the model runs out of airspeed (such as when trying to land too slowly). ❏ 3. This will reduce the tendency for the surfaces to twist. Fin ❏ 4. The bottom of the fuse ❏ 2. Use medium CA to glue F1 to the fuse sides and to the forward fuse bottom. and not the formula for regular film covering. Sand the edges of the sheeting flush with the fuse sides. If using Top Flite EconoKote®. it would be difficult to build this required twist into the wing. or to stall gently. If the wing tips are raised slightly. sand all parts of the model smooth with 320-grit. The bottom of the wing ❏ 2. the outer portion of the wing will continue to produce lift (fly) even though the rest of the wing has quit flying. then top of elevators ❏ 3.❏ 9. A stall can occur when attempting to climb too rapidly. Sand the fuse smooth with progressively finer grits of sandpaper. Use a bar sander with 150-grit paper to sand the fuse top and bottom even with the fuse sides.8mm] balsa to sheet the front of the fuselage. ❏ 2. If necessary. Use compressed air (be careful!). Slightly round the corners as shown in the cross-sections on the fuse plan. Rudder Fuselage: ❏ 1. the model is ready to cover. Tail Surfaces: ❏ 1. ❏ 12. so that the trailing edge is higher than the leading edge. then glue the landing gear plate to the bottom of the fuse and former F2.
(Even though the fuse is not completely covered in this photo. Holding the fin in position. lightweight model such as the Tutor. Position the fin over the center rib on the stab. use four #32 rubber bands. However. Have an assistant heat the covering on the top and the bottom until the wrinkles disappear.2mm] ahead of the trailing edge of the fin as shown on the plan. twist the trailing edge of the right wing tip upward. . If necessary. Add washout to the left wing panel the same way. Holding the middle of the wing.) Note: If you have built your wing with ailerons. as long as neither of the wing tips has any "wash-in.FINAL ASSEMBLY Join the Tail Surfaces ❏ 1. then use a 1/8" [3mm] piece of balsa as a gauge to see if you have added the correct amount of washout. Allow the covering to fully cool before letting go." ❏ 3. it should be on your model at this time. These holes will absorb the CA that will be used to glue the fin to the stab and will make for a stronger glue joint. Note: For a small. it is not critical to get exactly 1/8" of washout. ❏ 2. Lay the right wing panel on your flat workbench. Use a small pin to poke several holes through the covering in the top of the stab along the center rib. Mount the wing to the fuse with two #32 rubber bands. A slight variance in both wing tips is acceptable. Check the wing periodically to be sure the washout remains. ❏ 3. Do your best to achieve the washout recommended. ❏ 2. (When it's time to fly the Tutor. but don't spend hours trying to do so. use the builder's square to hold the fin vertical. so begin by twisting about 1/2" [13mm] (because the wing will "spring" partway back to its original position after reshrinking the covering in the next step). Be certain the trailing edge of the stab is 1/8" [3. continue to twist the wing and remove the wrinkles until the correct amount of washout is achieved. Use a builder's square to get the base of the fin perpendicular to the trailing edge of the stab.) 16 ❏ 5. ❏ 4. The amount of washout to shoot for is 1/8" [3mm]. it is important that some washout be present in both wing tips. Note the wrinkles in the covering while holding the wing. ❏ 1. Twist and shrink the covering as necessary to retain the washout. then glue it to the stab with thin CA. Start with the right wing panel. Apply light pressure to hold it down. trim the front edge of the aft fuse top sheeting and cut notches in the top of former F3 to accommodate the aileron torque rods.
This is a pushrod end. Hint: If the covering on the stab is transparent.76 x 508mm] wire with alcohol or similar solvent. Thoroughly clean the remaining . View the model from the rear and see if the stab is level with the wing as shown in "B" = "B". 17 ❏ 5. Use double-sided foam mounting tape (GPMQ4440. then scuff it with 320-grit sandpaper so glue will adhere. Glue the stab to the fuse with thin CA. use a straightedge to align the fin with the center of the top of the fuse. Cut the covering from the elevator and rudder pushrod exit slots near the aft end of the fuse. Make a Z-bend on one end and a slight bend on the other of the 3-1/2" [90mm] piece. If the stab is not level with the wing. With the stab on the fuse. Hook Up the Controls ❏ 1. align the sticks on both sides of the center stick with the fuse. ❏ 6.030" x 20" [. making sure it is centered as shown in "A" = "A" in the sketch above. Place the stab on the fuse. not included) to mount the elevator and rudder servos to the fuse sides where shown on the plan. ❏ 4. 5. you won't have to stand by while the batteries are charging. ❏ ❏ 3. Before proceeding. Use a tissue dampened with denatured alcohol or other suitable solvent to clean the servo cases so the mounting tape will adhere. Cut 3-1/2" [90mm] from the wire. .❏ 2. When it's time to set up the radio. ❏ 4. carefully sand the "high side" of the fuse until you can get the stab to align. charge the motor battery (and your transmitter if needed).
6 x 305mm] aluminum pushrod tube. (Even though the fuselage is shown without covering. Attach the ailerons to the wing with cellophane tape the same as you did the elevators and rudder.6mm] wire landing gear. . This will be the elevator pushrod. then mount the servo arm to the elevator servo. Slide the pushrod end in or out of the pushrod tube until the elevator is centered when the servo is centered.2 x 3. then glue it to the fuse. 10. It will be permanently glued in after the model has been set up and the exact length of the pushrod has been determined. Secure the wheels with the nylon retainers supplied with this kit. then hold the elevator up to the stab. ❏ ❏ 13. Connect the other end of the pushrod to the outer hole in the elevator control horn. ❏ 9. Make the tail skid as shown on the plan from leftover 1/8" x 1/8" [3. Connect the front of the pushrod to the servo arm. Use pliers to insert the pushrod end 1-1/4" [32mm] into ❏ a 1/16" x 12" [1. ❏ 2. yours should be covered at this time. Make the rudder pushrod and join the rudder to the fin the same way. Mount the landing gear to the fuse with #14 rubber bands on both sides.) Assemble the Gear Drive ❏ 11. Mount the Landing Gear ❏ 1. Both rubber bands must be stretched enough to wrap around the gear and dowel at least eight times.2mm] balsa. The pushrod end that is not glued into the tube should be at the rear. 18 Follow these assembly instructions for the Great Planes ElectriFly™ T-280GD ESC motor system and gear drive (GPMG0430). Use thin CA to glue the pushrod end into the pushrod tube. Use cellophane tape to hinge the elevator to the stab as shown in the sketch. 7. Install the wheels on the 1/16" [1. Insert the elevator pushrod into the fuse through the slot in the right side. Make sure the pushrod end that is not glued into the tube fits tightly and will not easily slide in and out. Refer to this photo for the following three steps. 12. Make another pushrod end just the same as the first and insert it into the same pushrod tube. ❏ 8.❏ 6. but do not glue it in. ❏ ❏ 3.
❏ 2. Press the motor by hand as far as it will go into the gear drive unit. Guide the speed control and wiring through the hole in F1. . After the initial trim flights and when you become more acquainted with the Tutor. This is the balance point at which your model should balance for your first flights. you may wish to experiment by shifting the balance up to 1/4" [6mm] forward or backward to change its flying characteristics. then press the gear onto the motor shaft using the base of a large screwdriver or something similar. the wing will be mounted to the fuse with four #32 rubber bands. 3. but support the motor shaft with a piece of hardwood. If necessary. ❏ 2. but the model may then require more speed for takeoff and may become more difficult to slow down for landing. do not rest the base of the motor on your workbench.2mm] back from the leading edge of the wing. Use a fine-point felt-tip pen or 1/8" [3mm] wide striping tape to accurately mark the balance point on the bottom of the wing on both sides of the fuselage. Roughen the shaft with 320-grit sandpaper so glue will adhere. ❏ 6. start at the location we recommend. Connect the motor to the speed control. PREPARE THE MODEL FOR FLYING Balance the Model Note: This section is VERY important and must NOT be omitted! A model that is not properly balanced will be unstable and possibly unflyable.) is shown on the fuse plan and is located 1-15/16" [49. Do not at any time balance your model outside the recommended range. enlarge the spacer in the prop with a 3/16" drill bit or a hobby knife with a #11 blade." In any case. Apply a small drop of medium CA to the hole in the pinion gear. the pressure applied to the gear will not displace the armature in the motor. Mount the propeller to the motor using the prop adapter. ❏ ❏ 4. While doing this. Follow the instructions that came with your speed control to connect the servos and the receiver to the speed 19 ❏ 1. Moving the balance point forward may improve the smoothness and stability. ❏ 1. Moving the balance aft makes the model more agile with a lighter "feel. ❏ 5. cris-crossing the last two.G. Temporarily position the receiver inside the fuse and lay the antenna along the outside of the fuse over the stab. then mount the motor to F1 with two #2 x 3/8" [13mm] screws. The balance point (C.control. This way. Use denatured alcohol or other solvent to clean the motor shaft. Mount the wing to the fuse with two #32 rubber bands (when it's time to fly the Tutor.
❏ 1. The antenna is tuned to a certain length.G. Check that the servos respond in the correct direction as shown in the diagram. guiding the antenna through. Mount the battery. and in case you have additional battery packs. or another suitable method to mount the battery. Connect the charged battery to the speed control. Operate the servos (GPMQ4480.G. This is the location where the battery must be mounted inside the fuselage to balance the model. Lift the model at the balance point or place it on a Great Planes C. ❏ 7. only a couple of 1/4" [6mm] wide strips of Velcro are required to secure the battery-do not use a whole sheet. Something as simple as drilling a 1/16" [1. and taping it to the stab or fin is acceptable. then follow the instructions that came with your speed control to turn on the receiver. Mark the location of the battery on the outside of the fuselage. Mount the receiver to one of the fuse sides or to the fuse bottom with Velcro or double-sided foam mounting tape. Move the throttle stick to the off position. For safety. Turn on the transmitter. Machine. ❏ 8.6mm] hole through the top of the fuselage. If the nose drops. With the model ready to fly and all parts installed except for the battery. not included). ❏ 2. thus eliminating additional ballast (nose or tail weight). Position the battery on top of the wing so the model will balance. changes can be made by changing the location of the receiver as well. to make certain the model balances. it is "nose heavy". position the battery pack on top of the wing as shown in the photo. If the tail drops. Minor C. .mind that the battery should be readily removable to allow it to cool. Because weight is critical to the flight performance of Park Flyers. ❏ 4. you will be able to shift it slightly to fine tune the C.G.6mm] balsa. Be certain there is no way that the antenna can reach the propeller! Never coil-up the antenna inside the fuselage. Note: If using Velcro to mount the battery. the model is "tail heavy". If the battery is held in place with Velcro. Set the Control Throws ❏ 3. Otherwise. reinforce the fuse bottom with two 3/4" [19mm] wide strips of leftover 1/16" [1. you may damage the model while removing the battery! ❏ 6. If necessary. the battery should be disconnected.G. Keep in 20 ❏ 5. Center the trims on the transmitter. WARNING: Whenever the model is not being flown or setup. it is best to balance the plane by mounting the battery in the optimum location. Use Great Planes Velcro ® by moving the control sticks. Additionally. Recheck the C. remove the propeller from the motor. nor cut it. or towards you. Determine your method for extending the receiver antenna and routing it through the fuselage. use the servo reversing function in your transmitter to get the controls to respond correctly.
ask an experienced modeler to perform the inspection. If you are not thoroughly familiar with the operation of R/C models. If. Fill out the identification tag on page 24 and place it on or inside your model." ❏ 6. and to get the most from a new battery. It is required at all AMA R/C club flying sites and AMA sanctioned flying events. The motor must also be checked by confirming that the prop is rotating in the correct direction and the motor sounds like it is reaching full power. or a damaged receiver crystal from a previous crash. carefully bend the aileron torque rods or the pushrods until both ailerons are centered.G. remove the servo arms from the servos. If the control surfaces do not respond correctly. is correct. radio components are securely mounted. Operate the controls with the transmitter and use a ruler to measure the throws. You should always charge the transmitter batteries before flying and at other times as recommended by the radio manufacturer. If necessary. while you work the controls. you should be able to walk at least 100 feet away from the model and still have control. after you become comfortable with the way the Tutor flies. Check to see that you have the radio installed correctly and that all the controls are connected properly. Permanently glue the pushrod ends in the pushrod tubes with thin CA. Have an assistant stand by your model and. the pushrods are connected. However. Ground Inspection Before you fly you should perform one last overall inspection to make sure the model is truly ready to fly and that you haven't overlooked anything. Make certain all control surfaces (elevators. you can discharge the battery yourself by running the motor with the 21 PREFLIGHT Charge the Batteries Follow the instructions that came with your radio to charge the batteries the evening before you plan to fly. If you have built the Tutor with ailerons. so remember. Use the ATV function in the transmitter to set the control throws according to the chart that follows. using hand signals to show you what is happening. ❏ 4. "Cycling" a battery means to fully charge ("peak" charge) the battery. then remount them so they are centered. Many battery chargers have peak charging and automatic discharging capabilities. Note: If necessary. PERFORMANCE TIPS Cycle the Batteries For the longest flight duration. do not fly! Find and correct the problem first. . telephone number and AMA number on or inside your model.❏ 3. Look for loose servo connections or broken wires. Identify Your Model No matter if you fly at an AMA sanctioned R/C club site or if you fly somewhere on your own. remember that too much throw can make the plane more difficult to control and force it into a stall or a snap roll. center the rudder and elevator by adjusting the position of the aft wire pushrod ends inside the pushrod tubes. the battery should be cycled. you should always have your name. These are the recommended control throws: Elevator: Rudder: Ailerons: 5/8" [16mm] up 7/8" [22mm] right 3/8" [9mm] up 5/8" [16mm] down 7/8" [22mm] left 3/8" [9mm] down Range Check Ground check the operational range of your radio before the first flight of the day. you would like to adjust the throws to suit your taste. then to discharge it. These are the control throws at which it flies best. With the transmitter antenna collapsed and the receiver and transmitter on. rudder. tell you what the control surfaces are doing. Repeat this test with the motor running at various speeds with an assistant holding the model. corroded wires on old servo connectors. Now that the servos and the servo arms are centered. address. Switch off the transmitter and disconnect the battery. that is fine. IMPORTANT: The Tutor has been extensively tested. poor solder joints in your battery pack or a defective cell. the control throws may be increased by moving the pushrod to the inner hole on the control horn on the elevator and rudder. ailerons-if used) are secure. the controls respond in the correct direction. and the C. ❏ 5. "more is not always better. If you do not have a charger that is able to discharge batteries.
RADIO CONTROL 1. Charge and discharge the battery 3 or 4 more times on the ground before flying. 2. I will have completed a successful radio equipment ground check before the first flight of a new or repaired model.8. Read and abide by the following Academy of Model Aeronautics Official Safety Code: GENERAL 1. spectator or parking area. For the best performance. flights of any sort or landing approaches over a pit. momentum. unless assisted by an experienced helper. long hair or loose objects (pencils. Where established. scarfs. I will not fly my model aircraft higher than approximately 400 feet within 3 miles of an airport without notifying the airport operator. 2. The use of a higher voltage battery may reduce motor life. 4.2 . Be sure to remove the battery from the airplane between each cycle and allow it to cool before recharging. Get help from an experienced pilot when learning to operate motors. screwdrivers) that may fall out of shirt or jacket pockets into the prop. 3. I will abide by the safety rules for the flying site I use and I will not willfully and deliberately fly my models in a careless. spectator and parking areas and I will not thereafter perform maneuvers. The ideal power source for the Tutor system is a 6 to 7-cell (7. Where necessary an observer shall be utilized to supervise flying to avoid having models fly in the proximity of full scale aircraft. Using multiple battery packs for successive flights may cause the motor to become excessively hot. Keep your face and body as well as all spectators away from the path of the propeller as you start and run the motor. I will not fly my model unless it is identified with my name and address or AMA number. Respect the motor and propeller for the damage it is capable of and take whatever precautions are necessary to avoid injury. Use safety glasses when running motors. therefore.propeller attached until the propeller turns slowly. I will give right of way to and avoid flying in the proximity of full scale aircraft. on or in the model. Examine the Propeller Use fine sandpaper to remove imperfections along the edges of the propeller. reckless and/or dangerous manner. 2. Allow the motor to cool for at least 10 minutes between flights. 22 Oil the Wheels If taking off from the ground. I will not fly my model aircraft in the presence of spectators until I become a qualified flyer. but less critical on small electric models). Keep items such as these away from the prop: loose clothing.4 volt) battery pack. shirt sleeves. Always disconnect and remove the motor battery until you are ready to fly again and always make sure the switches are turned off before connecting the battery. the wheels must spin freely. ties. if you touch the propeller while it is spinning it may inflict severe injury. 7. I will operate my model using only radio control frequencies currently allowed by the Federal Communications Commission. thus causing damage. Motor Care AMA SAFETY CODE (excerpt) 1. Check the wheels for binding when moved from side to side and put a drop of oil on each axle. the propeller may throw such material in your face or eyes. I will perform my initial turn after takeoff away from the pit. MOTOR SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Note: Failure to follow these safety precautions may result in severe injury to yourself and others. I will not fly my model aircraft in competition or in the presence of spectators until it has been proven to be airworthy by having been previously successfully flight tested. The electric motor and motor battery used in your Tutor are very powerful and the spinning propeller has a lot of . 3. use a Top Flite Precision Magnetic Prop Balancer™ (TOPQ5700) to balance the propellers (this is a necessity on glow-powered engines. Do not run the motor in an area of loose gravel or sand.
Adjust the elevator trim so the model flies level at the throttle setting you are using. release the elevator stick and allow the model to regain airspeed. No matter how stable or "forgiving" the Tutor is. electric models have been launched with the transmitter turned off or the battery disconnected from the speed control! When ready to launch. find an instructor and fly only under his or her guidance and supervision until you have acquired the skills necessary for safe and fully controlled operation of your model. the hand launcher should gently toss the plane into the air at a level or slightly nose-up attitude. If you do pull too hard and you notice the model losing speed. busy streets and other obstacles. experienced R/C pilot to check your model for airworthiness AND to teach you how to fly. gently pull the elevator stick back until the airplane starts a gradual climb. have an assistant standing by who can spot people who wander into your flying site (so you can avoid flying over them) and who can perform "crowd control" if people start to gather. Second is the distraction of those who ask you questions while you are trying to concentrate on flying. This may 23 Takeoff We recommend flying the Tutor when the wind is no greater than five miles per hour. buildings. we recommend having an assistant hand-launch the model instead of taking off from the ground. uncontrolled crowds. executing turns and making mental notes (or having your assistant take notes for you) of what additional adjustments or C. Many beginners tend to pull too hard causing the model to stall. 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