Jamara Bonanza V35 User manual

Instructions
Please read these instructions before building the model and retain
them for future reference!
Bonanza V35
Part. No. 00 6134
GB
Please read these instructions before building the model and retain
them for future reference!
Safety Instructions
This model is not a toy!
Not suitable for under 14 year olds!
* Beginners should seek the help of an experienced modeler
to ensure the safe operation of the model
* Assemble the model away from small children
* Observe all of the safety instructions when assembling
the model. You are responsible for its safe operation
* Keep these instruction for reference even after you have
completed the model
!

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Contents
Technical Specifications
Safety Information 2
General Information 2
Technical Specifications 2
Kit Contents 3
Building the Model 3-13
Control throws and Centre of Gravity 14
Recommended Accessories 14
Plans 15-16
Wingspan approx. 1050 mm
Length approx. 780 mm
Weight approx. 800 g ( Ready to Fly )
R/C 4 - 6 Channel
4 - 7 Servos
Motor Electric
Safety Information
General Information
Flying models are not toys, and should only be operated by respon-
sible clear thinking people. Assembling and maintaining models
requires a basic level of technical skill, and a sensible logical ap-
proach. Any error in building, repairing or maintaining the model
could result in serious injury or damage. Technical problems or an
incorrectly assembled model may lead to the propeller unexpect-
edly beginning to turn. Always stay out of the vicinity of rotating
propellers and never allow any item to come into contact with a
spinning prop. As neither the manufacturer or the dealer has any
influence over the way that models are operated they can accept
no responsibility for and damage caused.
If this model is the first radio controlled model which you are at-
tempting to build or fly, you should secure the assistance of an
experienced model pilot. Your local dealer will be able to assist
you in locating your local model aircraft club or experienced pilots
in your area. NEVER fly your model over people and never operate
the model in way which may endanger people or animals. Before
your first flight you should conduct a range check of the radio con-
trol system, secure the model to a solid object, and ensure that you
have full control of all functions with the antennae collapsed over a
distance of at least 25 metres. Before and after every flight inspect
the model for damage, and rectify any faults before you attempt to
take off. The operator is responsible for any damage caused by the
operation of flying models.
Always observe any local laws regarding the operation of model
aircraft.
As the company JAMARA Modelltechnik has no influence over the
use, maintenance or conditions under which our products will op-
erate, we accept no responsibility for any damage caused be it of
a physical, financial or theoretical nature. JAMARA Modelltechnik
will accept no claim against it which results directly or indirectly
from the operation or use of its products.
Furthermore, the following instructions must be followed:
*The kit contains small parts which may cause choking if swallow
ed keep away from small children.
*The model should not be changed in any way, doing so will invali-
date the guarantee.
*Never come into contact with rotating parts.
*Do not fly over wet ground or grass as water will damage the
models electrical components
*Do not expose the model or batteries to direct sunlight, always
keep them in the shade.
*Inspect the model before and after every flight for damage.
*Only ever fly the model if it is in perfect working order.
*The model can only be flown in good weather. Do not fly in wind,
rain or thunder storms.
*Find a place to fly which complies with any laws, and is free from
obstacles such as trees, houses or power cables.
*Remember that your model is made from such materials as plastic
and wood, and as such is inflammable. Keep it away from any open
flame, or high temperatures.
*When operating the model, switch on the transmitter first and
then the aircraft, switch off in the reverse order.
*Always ensure that the throttle stick is in the low position before
you switch on.
Warning!
In some countries it is a legal requirement to carry third party in-
demnity insurance when operating a radio controlled model.
Please ask your local dealer, governing body or your insurance com-
pany for details.
Warning!
Always switch on the transmitter first, and then the model. Switch
off the model first, and then the transmitter.

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Kit Contents
CNC Laser cut formers and ribs, strip, die-cut selected balsa•
and light ply sheet.
Fitting kit including, horns, hinges etc.•
Clear canopy.•
Instructions.•
Building the Model
1. Glue the fuselage parts together over a building board to
ensure that they remain flat.
3. Glue the strenghtening rings and the blind nuts to the
mounting plate.
2. Glue the ply strengthener to the wing mounting plate.
4. Glue the completed sub-assembly to the former ensuring that
they are at right angles.

5. Pin the fuselage plate onto the building board inverted and
glue the formers to it ensuring that they are vertical as shown.
7. Glue the balsa stringers onto the
fuselage sides followed by the triangular
stock at the rear.
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Building the Model
6. Glue on the fuselage strengtheners as
shown and allow the assembly to dry
thoroughly.
8. Use the left-over pieces for the
remaining stringers.
The perfect choice of modelling clamps to build this or any other
model are our Mini Microfi Clamps. Item Nr. 19 0037 X !
Item Nr. 19 0036 X 6
9. Slide the battery mounting plate into place and glue it
securely.
10. Securely glue the engine mount into place ensuring that it is
vertical. Cut horizontally through the engine mount.

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Building the Model
11. Use pieces of scrap to strengthen the joint around the engine
mount.
12. Fit and glue the fuselage upper formers into place.
13. Use thin foil or greaseproof paper to cover the area of the
fuselage where the battery access hatch fits and glue the hatch
formers and base into place. Ensure that no adhesive gets
onto the fuselage.
15. Remove the hatch frame
14. Fit the stringers noting that they protrude into the fuselage
formers and then cut the hatch frame free.
16. and use balsa sheet to cover it.

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Building the Model
17. Fit the hatch to the fuselage and sand it down for a good fit. 18. Moisten 2-3 strips of balsa sheet and use them to plank the
bottom of the fuselage. Do not fully plank this area to allow
you to fit the nose wheel mounting plate.
19. Assemble these parts if using a fixed undercarriage.
21. If a retracting undercarriage is to be used, glue the mounting
plates into place as shown here.
20. Fixed undercarriage mounting plate glued into place.
22. Assemble the nose formers and when they are glued to teh
fuselage, sand to shape.
The motor should initially be fitted with 2° side thrust and
2.5° down thrust. Adjust the engine and motor rings until the
prop shaft is central. This is best achieved by fitting a 38mm spin-
ner.

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Building the Model
23. Moisten balsa sheet strips and use them to plank the
fuselage.
24. Glue the elevator mounting plate into place.
25. Fit the left and right servo plates and the upper capping.
27. Fit the elevators and sand to shape.
26. Fitting the (13mm) mini servos.
The servos are fitted as shown above below the elevator
mounting plate.
28. Add the sheeting to the servo mounting area.

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Building the Model
29. Use a pin to find the position of the servo frames and cut
away the sheeting as shown.
30. Use pins to fix the elevator into position. Do NOT glue it at
this stage!
31. Glue the rear decking stringers to the formers. Do not glue
them onto the elevators or to the fuselage yet.
32. Remove the frame and add the sheeting. Sand the lower edges and ends flush.

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Building the Model
33. With the elevators in place (or 2 pieces of 4mm scrap) glue
the decking securely to the rear of the fuselage.
Do Not glue the decking to the elevators!
34. When the glue has completely cured remove the elevators
and sand the decking/fuselage joint smooth.
35. Securely glue the 6 laminations for the tail cone to the
fuselage and the decking.
37. Pin the spar onto the building board.
36. Sand to shape.
38. Glue the doublers together.

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Building the Model
39. Use a craft knife to separate the ribs from sheet. 40. Fit the ribs, rear spar and inner leading edge and when every
thing is square and true glue the parts together.
43. Fit the middle leading edge and sand the contour to match
the ribs.
41. Fit the left and right hand servo frames. 42. Glue the undercarriage mounting doublers securely into
place.
44. Glue the root rib on ensuring that it is at right angles.

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45. Dampen balsa sheet and use it to plank the upper side of the
wing as shown.
46. Rear wing sheeting.
47. Complete the upper sheeting as shown and fit the servo cable
extensions.
49. Fit the outer leading edge and the laminated wing tips. Sand
to shape.
48. Make a linkage as shown to drive the air-brakes. Once this is
fitted the remaining planking should be added.
50. Use 6 + 3mm balsa to form the ailerons and air-brakes. Use
a razor plane and sand paper to feather down to a sharp
edge.

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Building the Model
51. Securely glue the wing halves together fitting the wing joiner
at the same time.
The lower side should now be sheeted and the whole wing
filled and sanded to a good finish and the correct aerofoil.
Microfix Micro Clamps are available from us, JAMARA e.K.
Item Nr. 19 0037 X 1
Item Nr. 19 0036 X 6
52. Use a piece of scrap 6mm balsa to form a fairing and sand it to shape so that the wings fit accurately to the fuselage.
53. Fit the retractable undercarriage (this is optional). 54. Fit the retracting nose wheel (this is optional).

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55. Retracting undercarriage fitted.
56. Paint the canopy from the inside having used making tape or
liquid mask to protect the areas which you want to remain
clear.
57. Air-Brake linkage. 58. The completed model ready for covering.

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Set Up Power Recomendations:
Centre of Gravity: 62-65mm Behind the leading edge
Elevator Throw: +/- 10-12mm
Aileron Throw: +/- 12-15mm
Exponential should be set at -40% for the first flights.
These settings are a guide. Make small adjustments until you are
satisfied with how the model handles.
Brushless Out Runner with approx. 180W output and a size of
D: 28xL:30mm. 1000-1100 Rpm/V
ESC: 18-25A BEC. If a retracting undercarriage and
or Air-Brakes are fitted a separate battery or a
UBEC system should be used.
Prop: 9x6 – 10x5
Battery Pack: 3C Lipo 2200-2500mAh min. 20C
Spinner: 38mm Diameter
Servos: 4-6x 13mm (8-17gr. Class)
Recommended Accessories:
Motor A2212/10-BI
Item Nr. 13 2210
Battery Pack
LiPo Star 11,1 V 1800 mAh
Item Nr. 14 1774
Motor A2217/8-BI
Item Nr. 13 2217
Battery Pack
LiPo Star 11,1 V 2200 mAh
Item Nr. 14 1776
ESC Xetronic 25A
Item Nr. 08 1925
Propeller
APC Electro 9 x 6
Item Nr. 34 0058
4 x Servo
High End Micro
Item Nr. 03 3212
Or
oder

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Plan - The original can be found on the DVD which is included with the kit
Left Wing

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Copyright JAMARA e.K. 2009
Copying or reproduction in whole or part,
only with the expressed permission of JAMARA e.K.
Jamara e. K.
Inh. Erich Natterer
Am Lauerbühl 5 - DE-88317 Aichstetten
Tel. [phone] - Fax [phone]
[email protected] www.jamara.com
Plan -
The original can be found on the included DVD
Fuselage
Complete model