JTA Innovations 33 MXS User manual

JTA Innovations 33” MXS

Please Read For Your Safety
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The product that you have received is not a toy. Please understand that model
aircraft have several moving parts and equipment that if misused, can not only
cause harm to other materials and objects, but also to you and others around
you. JTA Innovations is not accountable or responsible for any events or
incidents that cause damage, injury, or even death. After purchase and
receiving of this product, the customer is fully responsible for the assembly
and use of the model. We cannot monitor the procedure/methods used in
assembling or flying of the model. If operating in the United States, please
make sure that you have membership with the Academy of Model Aeronautics
and follow AMA rules. Please operate the model at AMA flying sites. If living
outside of the US, please follow the rules of model aviation operation in your
region. JTA Innovations is not responsible for any disregard or breaking of
these rules. Prior to being shipped to each customer, airframes will be checked
for any damages. We have no control over what happens during the shipping
process. If any product is deemed defective by a customer, please contact JTA
Innovations with proof of defect (most likely photo or video), and proof of
purchase including purchase date. JTA Innovations will analyze your claim and
handle the situation case by case.
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Tools/Supplies needed
Including but not limited to:
 -Ruler
-Building Adhesive
-CA
-Hobbyknife with blades
-Scissors
-Heat gun or lighter for heat shrink
-Assorted phillips and flat blade screwdrivers
-Assortment of small drill bits
-Drill
-Needle nose pliers
-Driver set
-90 degree square
-CA accelerator
-Sandpaper
- Wax Paper or Parchment paper for a building surface
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Airframe Description
Continually providing high performance and durable EPP
foamies, JTA Innovations took yet another leap forward
with the release of the 33” MXS. In 6mm EPP just as the
previous Gamebird, the MXS is an excellent compliment.
Tested by high profile 3D/freestyle pilots here in the United
States, the MXS has proven to satisfy some very technical
demands. Both striking color schemes are designed by Kim
Quenette and are sure to catch attention. JTA Innovations
also introduces another development in the carbon fiber
construction technique with this release. The use of flat
carbon fiber throughout the airframe not only improves
durability reducing flex and wear on the EPP, but also helps
keep mass centralized in certain parts of the airframe.
Recommended Equipment:
Motor - Hacker A10-9L, T-Motor AT2303, equivalent
ESC - 10-15 amp
Servos - 6-12 gram (Qty. 3)
Propeller - 8-9” (APC Indoor SF highly recommended)
Battery - 2S or 3S 350-750 mAh depending on motor/ESC
capabilities

Carbon fiber layout
Aileron linkages: 70mm long each
Elevator and rudder linkages: 400mm long each