GWS Pico-Stick-F User manual

280
MOTOR
VERSION
Please
read
these
instructions
carefully
and
thoroughly
before
assembly
In
order
to
achieve
safe
operation
with
maximum
performance
from
your
PICO-STICK-F
airplane.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Length:
665
mm
(26.2
in.)
Wing
Span:
940
mm
(37
in.)
Wing
Area: 15.28 dm^(237sq. in.)
Wing Loading:
13g/dm2(4.25
oz/sq.ft)
Power
System:
IPS-DX2BB-AX,
IPS-DX2BB-AXC
or
280
motor
Propeller:
25.4
x 12 cm (10" x 4.7")(**1)
Flying
Duration:
4-
12
minutes
Flying
Speed:
2.5-
4.2
m/sec.
(8.5
-
14
ft./sec.)
(9-
15 km/hr.
and
Maximum
18
km/hr.)
Flying
Weight:
200
-
260
g(7.06-
9.47
oz.)
Radio
required:
2-3
channel
radio
with
2
sub-micro,
micro
or
mini
servos
and
electronic
speed
controller
or
auto
cut-off
Battery required: (**2)
6.0-7.2V/110-270mAh
GW/P-STICK-FAS1
•.an
PHFUS-1003-L
PICO-STCIK
Fuselage
(Left
side)
iinQ
PHFUS-1003-R
PICO-STCIK
Fuselage
(Right
side)
CONTENTS
OF
KIT
(PART
LIST)
1. PICO-STCIK
Fuselage
(Right side) 1
pee.
2. PICO-STCIK
Fuselage
(Left
side)
1
pee.
3. Wing
(Right)
1
pee.
4. Wing (Left) 1
pee.
5.
Double-sided
Adhesive
Tape
for
Wing
Joint
1
set
6. WingJoint Cover 1
pee.
7.
Horizontal
Stabilizer
&
Vertical
Fin
Set
l
set
8. Main Landing
Gear
1
pee.
9. Tail Skid 1
pee.
10. Ultra-light Wheel Rim (60 mm dia.) 2
pes.
11.
Rubber
Tire (M) 2
pes.
12. Cowling 1
pee.
13.
Cowling Fixing
Screw
4
pes.
14.
Cowling
Mount
(1
x8x8mmx4)
1
set
15.
Battery
Pack
Holder
1
pee.
16.
Push
Rod
(0.9
mm
dia.)
2
pes.
17.
Bamboo
Stick
(3 x 85 mm) 2
pes.
18. IPS Mount (5 x 8 X
87mm/Wood)
1
pee,
19.
Plastic
Parts
Frame
"A" (**3) 1
set
20.
Indoor
Power
Unit
1
set
(IPS-DX2BB-AX,IPS-DX2BB-AXC
or280
motor)
21.
Propeller
(25.4
X
12
cm)
1
pee.
22.
Soft
Safety
Spinner
1
pee.
23.
Rubber
Band
8
pes.
24.
GWSGIue(**4)
1
pee.
25.
Double-sided
Sponge
Tape
4
pes.
26.
Sticker
(Decal)
1
pee.
27.
Instruction
Manual
1
pee.
Rennarks(**3):
Please
note
that
some
plastie
parts
on
the
frame
are
not
used
forthis
airplane
as
this
frame
is
designed
for
a
use
of
other
airplanes
as
well.
Please
consult
the
instruction
manual
for
more
details.
Caution
(**4): To
assemble
this kit,
please
use
only GWS
glue
supplied
with this kit
,and
you
can
use
epoxy
glue
if it is
necessary.
GW/P-.STICK-FAS2
PHWIN-1004-W-L-
Wing (Left) x 1
pee.
PHW1N-1001--W-T-
Horizontal
Stabilizer&
Vertieal
Fin
Set
"'W
PHW1N-1004-W-R-
Wing
(Right)
X 1
pee.
PYPOP-1005
Double-sided
Adhesive
Tape
for
Wing
Joint

GW/P-ST1CK-FAS3
PTMEWA1004—M-
PTMEWA1004—T-
Main
Landing
Gear
X 1 pee..
all
you
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GW/AP008
Ultra-light
WheelRim(60
mm
dia.)
x 2
pos.
Rubber
Tire
(M) x 2
pos.
PYINS-1020
PYPOP-1001
GW/P-STICK-AS4B
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STICK
Instruction
Manual
x 1
Sticker
(Decal)
x 1
pee
GW/P-STICK-FAS4
r
PXTPAF-4J-1409R-
^ ^
Cowling
Fixing
Screw
X4 pcs.
PVPEF-1015-
Indoor
Power
Unit
IPS-DX2BB-AX
or
IPS-DX2BB-AXC
PHSPIR100125D
Soft
Safety
Spinner
x 1
PTPROA1047
Propeller
(25.4
x 12
cm)
x 1
pee.
PMSPC-1002
Cowling
Mount
{1
X8 X8
mm)
x 4
PMSPC-1002-
Cowling
x 1
pee.
Wing
Joint
Cover
x 1
pee.
GW/P-STICK-FAS5
PMSTD-1007
Barry
Pack
Holder
XI
pce.
GW/P-STICK-AS5
PMSPC-1001
plastic Parts Frame
"A"
x 1 set
8SRBD-1001
Rubber
Band
x 8
pcs.
f
8STAPS1001
Double-sided
Sponge
Tape x 4 pcs.
8SADHP1001
GWS
Glue
X1
pce.
PMCHSA1002-
5x8x87x1pce.
PTSTK-1001
Bamboo
Stick
(3
(px85
mm)
X 2
pcs.
r
r
PTMEWA1001
Push
Rod
(/)0.9mmx
2
pcs.
OPTIONAL
PARTS
1.
For
better
performance
and
longer
life
of
the
motor,
the
heat
sink
is
available
as
an
optional
item.
2.
The
propeller
EP9070
is
suitable
for
outdoor
flying.
Heat
Sink
(for
IPS)

you
fly
RADIO
CONTROL
SYSTEM
The
following
equipment
and
items
are
required
separately
to fly
this
airplane.
•Transmitter (2-3 channels)
• Receiver
(GWS
PICOSeries or
NARO
Series Receiver recommended)
• Servo
(GWS
PICOSeries,
NARO
Series or
MINI
Series Servo recommended)
•Electronic
Speed
Controller (GWS ICS-50E/ ICS-50/ ICS-100/ AC50/AC-100
recommended)
or
Auto
Cut-off Unit
(GWS
AC50E
recommended)
• Ni-cad Battery pack (6.0- 7.2 V/110- 270mAh recommended)
• BatteryCharger
(Quick
or
Normal
Charger)
2-3
Channel
Transmitter
GV\/R4P
or
GWR4N
FM
Receiver
6.0-7.2V/110--270mAh
Ni-cad
Battery
ICS50E/ICS50/ICS100
AC50/AC100
Electronic
Speed
Controll
AC50E
uto
Cut-off
Unl
Normal
Charger
Quick
Charger
GWS
PICO
,NARO
or
MINI
Series
Servos
TOOLS
AND
ITEMS
To
assemble
this
airplane
you
need
to
prepare
some
tools.
Cutter
Knife
Pliers
Triangle
Scissors
Spray
Paint
Screwdriver
Nippers
Paper
Tape

FUSELAGE
Thrust
angle
indication
line
5min
IPS
moun
(Fig.i)
YOU
CAN
1.As
shown,
mark
a
line
on
the
IPS
mount
that
is
for
the
thrust
angle
indication
line
when
installed
on
the
fuselage.(Fig.1)
2.Insert
the
IPS
mount
to
the
indoor
power
system
(IPS).
Make
sure
that
the
boom
is
pushed
into
the
IPS
by
22
mm.
(Fig.2)
It
is
too
hard
to
insert
the
mount,
trim
the
mount
slightly
with
a
knife
or
sand
paper.
Temporarily
pull
the
IPS
out
for
easier
assembly
procedure
of
the
fuselage.
Fig.3
(Fig.2)
3.
Apply
enough
glue
to
grooves
for
the
mount
and
the
tail
skid
as
well
as
all
surface
to
be
joined.
Then,
place
the
mount
and
the
tail
skid
in
the
place
and
join
the
left
and
right
fuselages
firmly.
Put
paper
tapes,
3-5
places
as
shown,
around
the
fuselage
until
glue
cures
completely
that
will,
at
least,
take
half
an
hour.
Make
sure
that
the
IPS
mount
is
located
along
the
guide
line
for
thrust
angle.(Fig.3,Fig.4)
BATTERY
PACK
HOLDER
•
The
battery
pack
holder
is
design
for lOOmAh
and
270mAh
(6.0-7.2V)
battery
packs.
• If
you
like to
use
270mAh
pack,
cut
the
parts
shown
in
red.(Fig.5)
(Fig.5)

4^-
you
fly
The
shown
is "AA"
7.2V/110mAh
battery
pack.(Fig.5)
The
shown
is "AA"
7.2V/270mAh
battery
pack.(Fig.6)
For
your
convenience,
to
remove
battery
pack
from
the
holder,
we
suggest
to
put
tape
as
shown.(Fig.7)
We
suggest
you
to
glue
the
battery
pack
holder
in
the
place
after
painting
.
Before
installing
a
battery
pack,
cut
two
excess
plastic
parts
off.
c
(Fig.6)
Caution
(**1):
Do
not
use
any
bigger
size
propeller
than
we
suggest
(25.4x12cm/10"x4.7").
Caution
(**2): Do
not
use
any
bigger
capacity
battery
pack
than
we
recommend
(6.0-7.2V/110-
270mAh)
for
the
IPS,
otherwise
it
may
cause
any
damage
on
the
motor
such
as
weakening
power,
losing
performance,
shortening
life,
getting
burnt
ect.
MAIN
WING
1.
Cut
any
excess
parts
of
the
joint
section
by
a
knife.
2.Cut
the
wing
joint
cover
as
per
cutting
lines
with
scissors
or
a
knife.(Fig.9)
(Flg.8)
]1[
(Fig.9)
3. Wipe
the
wing joint
section
and
the
wing
upper
surfaces
where
the
double-sided
adhesive
tapes
will
be
attached
with
medical
alcohol
for
better
adhesion.
4.
Using
the
wing
rib -
shaped
double-sided
adhesive
tape,
join
the
right
and
left
wing
together.
(Fig.8
,
Fig.9)
5- Put the double-sided
tapes
to underneath of the
wing
join
cover
and
trim
any
excess
tapes.
Then
stick
on
the
wing
having
10
degrees
dihedral
angle
as
shown.
It
is
very
important
to
get
easy
flying
characteristics
and
best
flying
performance
of
this
aircraft.
(Fig.10,Fig.11)
6
(Fig.10)

all
you
FLY^P^KmS^
HORIZONTAL
STABILIZER
AND
VERTICAL
FIN
1.As
shown
apply
the
transparent
tapes
{supplied
with
decal)
on
the
upper
surface
of
the
horizontal
stabilizer
and
left
side
of
the
vertical
fin
along
the
bending
line.
Make
sure
that
the
tapes
should
be
applied
to
flat
surfaces,
not
groove
side.(Fig.12,Fig.13)
2.Carefully
bend
the
elevator
(40
degrees
up
and
down
each
side)
and
the
rudder
(40
degrees
right
and
left
each
side)
by
hands
several
times
until
they
move
comfortably.
(Fig.14)
3.
PAINTING
(For
painted
version
,disregard
this
section
f
except
for
cowling)
1.
Choose
an
emulsion
paint
suitable
for
polystyrene
(i.e. TAMIYA-PS
spray
paint
etc.).
Illl^ I
2.
Before
painting,
wipe
all
surfaces
of
the
} i
fuselage,
wings,
stabilizer
and fin with
medical
alcohol
and
remove
any
oil,
dust,
dirt
etc.
(Fig.15)
(Fig.17)
3.
Spray
a
paint
as
lightly
as
possible
in
order
to
keep
flying
weight
lighter
and
paint
the
wing
and
the
stabilizer
on
the
upper
surfaces
only.
Each
additional
painting
will
increase
its
weight
by
about
15-25
grams
that
will
affect
flight
performance
and
characteristic.(Fig.15,Fig.16)
4.To
keep
glossy
looking,
paint
inside
of
the
cowling.(Fig.17)
Fig.14
(Fig.16)

you
FLy
PlCO-STlC^-f,
MAIN
LANDING
GEAR
(Fig.19
(Fig.20
(Fig.18)
1. Install
the
wheel rims on
the
main landing
gear
and
push
on
the
stoppers
(A-1).
Carefully Install
the
rubber
tires
on
the
grooves
of
the
wheel
rims
and
apply a
little
amount
of
an
Instant
glue
to
secure.
(Fig.18,Fig.19)
2. Insert the landing
gear
into
the
slot on the
fuselage
and apply enough glue to the
slot (Flg.20)
HORIZONTAL
STABILIZER
AND
VERTICAL
FIN
Flg.22
1.
Use
a
triangle
to
determine
the
center
of
horizontal
stabilizer
as
shown.
(Fig.21)
2.
Apply
glue
to
the
tall of
the
fuselage
and
stick
the
horizontal
stabilizer.
Put
pins
to
secure
until
glue
cures
and
make
sure
that
the
stabilizer
Is
glued
to
the
fuselage
securely
and
horlzontally.(Flg.22,Flg.23)
8

Fig.24)
3.
Make
sure
the
fin is
perpendicular
to
the
stabilizer.
(Fig.26)
Fig.26
you
fly
2.
Insert
the
vertical
fin
to
the
fuselage
slot
and
mark
a
guide
line
with
a
pencil.
Then,
apply
glue
to
the
root
(about
3
mm)
and
bottom
of
the
fin
and
insert
it
the
slot
as
shown.
(Fig
.24 .Fig
.25)
I
Fig.27
4.
Stick
the
decals
onto
the
fuselage,
wing
and
fin in
accordance
with
some
pictures
in
this
instruction
and
outer
display
box.(Fig.27)
MAIN
WING
MOUNTING
1.
For
mounting
the
main
wing
on
the
fuselage,
insert
two
bamboo
sticks
(3 x
85mm)
to
the
holes
on
the
side
wall
of
the
fuselage
and
apply
glue
to
secure.(Fig.28,Fig.29)
(Fig.28)
Fig.29
9

YOU
(Fig.30)
2.To
mount
the
main
wing,
use
2-4
rubber
band
and
hook
them
crossed
as
shown.(Fig.30)
INDOOR
POWER
SYSTEM
(IPS),
COWLING,
PROPELLER
AND
SPINNER
*
iW
(Fig.31-2)
1.
Holding
the
IPS
mount
(wood
part),
insert
the
mount
to
the
Indoor
Power
System
(IPS).
Make
sure
that
the
mount
is
pushed
into
the
IPS
by
22mm.
The
motor
wires
should
go
through
a
hole
to
inside
of
the
fuselage.(Fig.31-1,Fig.31-2)
Flg.32
Fig.33)
2.
As
shown
glue
4
cowling
mounts
to
the
nose
of
the
fuselage.
Put
the
cowling
in a
position
and
drill
1.2mm
dia.
holes,
then
fix
the
cowling
with
4
screws
(1.4
X
9mm)
.(Fig.32,Fig.33)
3.
Install
the
propeller
and
fix it firmly
with
the
washer
and
nut,
then
push
on
the
spinner.(Fig.34)
(Fig.34)
10

YOU
fly
RADIO
GEAR
INSTALLATION
WIRING
AND
CONNECTION
Red
Wire(+
Electronic
Speed
Controller
ICS-50E/ICS-50/ICS100
AC50/AC100
Auto
Cut-off
Unit
AC50E
GWSNl-cad Battery
Black
Wire(—;
6.0V-7.2V/110-270mAh
Indoor
Power
System
lii^
Receiver
GWR-4P(4N)
""W'l-
Propeller
EP1047
GWS
PICO
Series
Servos
(GWS
Series
Servos)
Connection
for
Receiver,
Servos
and
Electronic
Speed
Controller
Connections
for receiver,
servos
and
speed
controller
are
different according to
the
transmitter you
are
using.
Please
refer to the following chart for
easy
understanding.
Futaba
TX
GWSRX4/B
Rudder/Battery
3
Throttle
Elevator
Aileron
SERVO
MOUNTING
JRTX
Sanwa(Airtronics)TX
Hi-tec
TX
Rudder/Battery
Rudder/Battery
|
Rudder/Battery
Elevator
Aileron
Throttle
Elevator
Aileron
Throttle
Throttle
Elevator
Aileron
1.
Glean
the
servo
case
with
medical
alcohol
and
attached
the
double-sided
adhesive
tape.
(Fig.34)
2.
Stick
two
servos
inside
of
the
fuselage
as
shown.
Be
aware
of
mounting
directions
of
the
servos
and
servo
output
horns.
(Fig.35)
Fig.35
11

4^
you
CONTROL
LINKAGE
1. Drill a
small
holeforthe
push
rod.
(Fig.36)
2.
Insert
the
control
horns
into
the
slots
on
the
stabilizer
and
find
and
fix
them
with
the
retainer.
(Fig.37)
\
A-5
(Fig.37)
A-10
4.
Holding
the
servos
and
the
control
surfaces
in
the
neutral
position,
mark
a
position
where
the
push
rod
passes
the
holes
of
the
servo
horns.
(Fig.38)
(Fig.36
3.
Bent
the
one
end
of
the
push
rod
(Z
shape)
,then
hook
the
push
rods
into
the
control
horns
temporarily.
(Fig.39)
5.
Make
a Z
shaped
bend
in
the
marked
ends
and
connect
the
rods
to
servo
horns.
(Fig.39,40)
(Fig.40)
Radio
gear
Installation
example

PICO-STICK-F
all
YOU
can
flvt^^^
TIPS
AND
HINTS
PREFLIGHT
CHECKS
it is
always
recommended
that
you
charge
your
transmitter
and
receiver
batteries
as
well
as
the
battery
pack
for
the
motor
before
attempting
to fly
your
airplane.
The
Center
of
Gravity
(C.G./balancing
point)
is
located
50^60mm
back
from
the
leading
edge
of
the
main
wing.
After
all
radio
gear
and
the
battery
pack
is
installed,
check
the
C.G.
point
of
your
airplane.
If
the
balancing
point
is
offset,
move
the
receiver
and
speed
controller
forward
or
vice
versa
until
you
find
the
recommended
balancing
point.
Check
the
radio
gear
and
the
linkage
thoroughly
on
the
ground
and
make
sure
that
all
the
control
surfaces
are
working
properly
and
correctly
before
attempting
to
take
off
your
airplane.
We
recommend
that
you
should
check
the
range
of
your
radio
before
the
first
flight
of
the
day.
FLIGHT
Always
turn
on
the
receiver
last
after
turning
on
the
transmitter,
and
shut
off
the
receiver
first
before
turning
off
the
transmitter.
You
can
take
off
you
airplane
from
the
smooth
surface
ground,
normally
1-3
meters
for
run
and
take
off.
If
you
are
hand-launching
your
model,
move
the
throttle
stick
up fully
and
see
if
the
motor
is
running
at
the
maximum
rpm.
Then,
throw
your
model
to
the
air
horizontally
as
shown
and
apply
up
elevator
as
model
climbs
at
a
shallow
angle.
If
you
launch
your
airplane
at
a
steep
angle,
upward
or
downward,
it
may
result
in a
crash
of
your
model.
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CAUTION
# If you
are
only
beginner
for
the
radio control model flying, do not
attempt
to fly
your
model
without
any
assistance
or
advice
from
advanced
and
expert
fliers.
# Do not fly
close
to buildings,
electric
power
lines, or
roads.
Do not fly
near
other
people
who
are
not
aware
of
what
you
are
doing.
IVEVER
FLY
OVER
PEOPLES^
HEADS
OR
CARS
# Fly on a calm day.
Gusty
winds will
make
it hard for you until you
learn
to control your
aircraft
well.
Turbulence
caused
by
wind
blowing
over
near
by
trees
and
buildings
will
make
it
very
difficult
for
you
to fly.
Pick
an
open
area
and
wait
until
the
wind
is
calm.
#
If
you
are
going to attempt to
fly
your airplane in the indoor
arena,
closer
attention
and
more
safety
preparation
must
be
made
in
order
to
avoid
any
possible
casualties
LIMITED
WARRANTY
# Your
new
GWS
PICO-STICK-F
airplane
kit is
warranted
against
defects
in
material
and
workmanship.
#
This
warranty
does
not
apply
to
any
component
parts,
which
have
been
improperly
installed,
handled,
abused,
damaged,
modified
and
used.
WARNING:
# If
you
are
a
beginner
to
R/C
model
flight
then
we
strongly
recommend
you
seek
advice
from
your
supplier
and
local
model
flying
club
before
attempting
to
fly
your
model.
#
This
model
is
not
a
toy
and
must
be
assembled
and
used
responsibility
in
order
for
successful
flight
to
be
achieved.
#
Improper
use
of
this
model
may
lead
to injury or
damage
to
persons
or
property.
GWS
ad
their
distributors
will
not
accept
any
responsibility
for
any
injury
or
damage
arising
from
improper
use
of
this
model.
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