Flyrace Pluswing Series User manual

Pluswing Series
Instruction Manual
Pegasus Covering
Specications
Fuselage length: 873.2mm(34.38in)
Wingspan: 784mm(30.87in)
Flying Weight: 110-130g(with battery)
Additional Required Equipment
Motor:1804-2204
ESC: 6A
Propeller: 8043
Aileron Servo: 8-9g
rudder servo and elevator servo: 4-5g
Radio:4/more channel
Receiver: 4/more channel
Battery charger
Battery: 7.4V 200 mAh -400mAh Li-po
Advantage Points
•Perfect covering technology with at polyester lm
•Lighter hollow structure with same strength as not
hollowed plane
•Genuine 3mm Depron Aero from Europe for best ight
performance
•Lightweight carbon ber truss system virtually eliminates
ex
•Minimal assembly required ight ready in as little as 2
hours
•Gorgeous and vibrant printed pattern
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Pegasus Covering. On the base of Pegasus Depron-
aero we developed an advanced version with more lighter but same strong structure,
it’s covering version. In order to avoid wrinkled lm we use an electrostatic technology
to let the lm cover on the depron’s surface atly and tightly, so you needn’t worry
that the lm will drone or bring resistance during the ight. You just enjoy it with the
light and beautiful plane.
The assembly instruction can help to assemble your new airplane in the shortest
possible time. You can get many basic tips from assembling a new Plane. Please
assemble the model according to the instructions as below.
Required Tools and Adhesives
(not included in the kit)
5 Minute Epoxy Resin
Depron Friendly Glue
Uhu Por
#0 and #1 Phillips Head Screwdrivers
1.5 mm Hex Wrench
Adjustable Wrench
Wire Cutters
Z-Bend Pliers
Needle Nose Pliers
Modeling Knife
Scissors
Electric or Hand Drill
Assorted Drill Bits
Straight Edge Ruler
Pencil
Builder’s Triangle
220 Grit Sandpaper with Sanding Block
Masking Tape
Paper Towels
Rubbing Alcohol
Epoxy Mixing Sticks
Epoxy Mixing Cups

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Kit Contents
2.Parts included in the packing
A.Wing, Aileron, winglet
B.Fuselage
C.Horizontal stabilizer
D.Side fuselage
E.Nose of the fuselage
F.Vertical stabilizer
G.Wheel covers
H.Wing fence for the Wing tip
I.Wing reinforcing strips
J.Brakes
A. Quadrate and round doublers
B. Control horns
C. Servo arms
D. Wing stay bar reinforcement
E. Motor mount
F.Pull-pull thread adjustor
G.Aileron Z type steel wire
H.Heat tube
I.Landing gear sets
J.Pull-pull thread
1.Body parts included in
the packing
3.Carbon ber ttings
Front edge stay bar
1pcs size: 800mm x 3mm x 0.5mm
Fuselage stay bar
4pcs size: 800mm x diameter.1mm
Wing stay bar
4pcs size: 300mm x diameter.1mm
Elevator stay bar and Tail n
1pcs size: 200mm x 3mm x 0.5mm
Undercarriage leg
2pcs size: 200mm x diameter.1.5mm

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Instruction Steps
1.Glue the front edge stay bar onto the front edge of the wing.
5.Fix the lower vertical fuselage onto the horizontal fuselage with
some foam friendly C/A, Please use the T-Pins to make sure they are
perpendicular before gluing.
2.Insert the carbon fiber strip into the pre-cut hole on the horizontal
stabilizer.
6.As shown, x the quadrate doublers and the base of the fuselage stay
bar vertically on the lower vertical fuselage.
3.Fix the side fuselage and nose onto the wing with some foam friendly C/
A, then x the horizontal stabilizer onto the fuselage. Please make sure
they are horizontal, no distortion.
4.Fix the round doublers on the fuselage as shown.

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7.Glue the wing reinforcing strips on the wing, then place the wing and
fuselage, press down rmly, then put one side of the wing stay bar through
the base, the other side is fixed on the top of the wing. The stay bar
should remain straight, not buckled.
8.Fix the stay bars on the nose, and then put the other side of stay bars
through the base.
9.Fix the other stay bars on the fuselage as shown in the picture.
11.Fix the control horns into the pre-cut slots on the aileron with some
friendly C/A.
10.Place aileron servo into pre-cut servo hole on the fuselage, then use
screwdriver to install aileron servo arm, at last put the aileron onto the
inside of the pre-cut hole and glue it.
12.Connect the Z type steel wire and heat tube to the rod for the aileron,
heat the tube and x one end with glue, then put the rod on the servo arm,
connect the heat tube and Z type steel wire to the rod and control horn,
heat the tube and use glue to x it.

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13.Install the landing gear onto the pre-cut holes of the fuselage and
wing, then glue the wheel covers.
15.Fix the rudder servo with some foam friendly C/A, and then x the arm
on the servo.
17.Fix the carbon stay bars on end of the upper fuselage as picture
shown.
14.Glue the tail n on the end of lower vertical fuselage.
16.Glue the upper vertical fuselage onto the horizontal fuselage with
some foam friendly C/A, use the T-Pins to make them perpendicular, no
distortion.
18.Glue the carbon stay bars on the fuselage and wing.

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19.Fix the vertical stabilizer onto the fuselage with glass ber tape.
22.If the thread is not tight, you can use the adjustor to adjust.
20.Fix the control horn into the pre-cut slots on the vertical stabilizer with
some friendly C/A.
23.Fix the elevator servo with some foam friendly C/A, and then x the arm
on the servo.
21.Pass the thread through the rudder servo arm, x it with some glue, then pass the other side through the control horn, make the thread tight and
attach it on the screw, then screw tightly.

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24.Fix the control horn into the pre-cut slots on the horizontal stabilizer with some friendly C/A, then the same operation to install the pull-pull thread on
the elevator servo and control horn.
25.Glue the motor mount onto the nose of the fuselage, and then x them
with glass ber tape.
26.Install the motor with the tapping screw, and then x the propeller with
the O-ring.
27.Install the ESC, receiver and battery with Velcro. 28.Insert the wing fences for into the pre-cut slot on the wing tip with
some friendly C/A to x it, please make sure the angle is perpendicular.

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29.The nished assembly Pegasus covering as picture shown.
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Seek Assistance
If you are new to R/C we suggest you nd an experienced pilot to check out your aircraft and help you with the rst
few ights. This will help prevent damage to your model and will speed up the learning process and making your
R/C experience all the more enjoyable. You can contact local R/C clubs or your dealer to obtain the names of the
experienced R/C pilots who would be willing to help you with your rst few ights. Although this is an ARF(Almost-
Ready-to-Fly)kit, it does have some construction features that can be challenging to the less experienced modeler.
If you encounter difculty in any construction sequence, please feel free to contact one of our technicians, we stand
ready to provide any assistance we can. Contact us at:
E-Mail: info@yrace.com