THUNDER TIGER Raptor SE 50 Size 3D Heli Quick guide

Dear Raptor Customers:
The stock wood blades should be operated with a main rotorspeed of no more than 1700 RPM. For 3D aerobatics
or rotor speed more than 1700RPM, it is recommended to use carbon main rotor blades. The abovedrawing
illustrate how to rem ove the plastic blade grips and then carefully slice away some of the covering material, and
add the "thin" type CA glue to further strengthen the wood. After installing the plastic blade grips, apply epoxy
around the plastic grip and the wood to seal it off. This adds more strength and prevent oil from seepingthrough.
For beginners, the best rotorspeed is around 1550 RPM. For advanced fliers, a good hovering RPMis around
1550, and a constant 1800RPM in idle-up for 3D aerobatics.
MMV 1050 ZZOAngular Bearing (d5xD10x4)

Dear Raptor Customers:
The stock wood blades should be operated with a main rotorspeed of no more than 1700 RPM. For 3D aerobatics
or rotor speed more than 1700RPM, it is recommended to use carbon main rotor blades. The abovedrawing
illustrate how to rem ove the plastic blade grips and then carefully slice away some of the covering material, and
add the "thin" type CA glue to further strengthen the wood. After installing the plastic blade grips, apply epoxy
around the plastic grip and the wood to seal it off. This adds more strength and prevent oil from seepingthrough.
For beginners, the best rotorspeed is around 1550 RPM. For advanced fliers, a good hovering RPMis around
1550, and a constant 1800RPM in idle-up for 3D aerobatics.
MMV 1050 ZZOAngular Bearing (d5xD10x4)

Dear Raptor Customers:
The stock wood blades should be operated with a main rotorspeed of no more than 1700 RPM. For 3D aerobatics
or rotor speed more than 1700RPM, it is recommended to use carbon main rotor blades. The above drawing
illustrate how to rem ove the plastic blade grips and then carefully slice away some of the covering material, and
add the "thin" type CA glue to further strengthen the wood. After installing the plastic blade grips, apply epoxy
around the plastic grip and the wood to seal it off. This adds more strength and prevent oil from seeping through.
For beginners, the best rotorspeed is around 1550 RPM. For advanced fliers, a good hovering RPM is around
1550, and a constant 1800RPM in idle-up for 3D aerobatics.
MMV 1050 ZZOAngular Bearing (d5xD10x4)

Dear Raptor Customers:
The stock wood blades should be operated with a main rotorspeed of no more than 1700 RPM. For 3D aerobatics
or rotor speed more than 1700RPM, it is recommended to use carbon main rotor blades. The above drawing
illustrate how to rem ove the plastic blade grips and then carefully slice away some of the covering material, and
add the "thin" type CA glue to further strengthen the wood. After installing the plastic blade grips, apply epoxy
around the plastic grip and the wood to seal it off. This adds more strength and prevent oil from seeping through.
For beginners, the best rotorspeed is around 1550 RPM. For advanced fliers, a good hovering RPM is around
1550, and a constant 1800RPM in idle-up for 3D aerobatics.
MMV 1050 ZZOAngular Bearing (d5xD10x4)

Dear Raptor Customers:
The stock wood blades should be operated with a main rotorspeed of no more than 1700 RPM. For 3D aerobatics
or rotor speed more than 1700RPM, it is recommended to use carbon main rotor blades. The above drawing
illustrate how to rem ove the plastic blade grips and then carefully slice away some of the covering material, and
add the "thin" type CA glue to further strengthen the wood. After installing the plastic blade grips, apply epoxy
around the plastic grip and the wood to seal it off. This adds more strength and prevent oil from seeping through.
For beginners, the best rotorspeed is around 1550 RPM. For advanced fliers, a good hovering RPM is around
1550, and a constant 1800RPM in idle-up for 3D aerobatics.
MMV 1050 ZZO Angular Bearing (d5xD10x4)

Dear Raptor Customers:
The stock wood blades should be operated with a main rotorspeed of no more than 1700 RPM. For 3D aerobatics
or rotor speed more than 1700RPM, it is recommended to use carbon main rotor blades. The above drawing
illustrate how to rem ove the plastic blade grips and then carefully slice away some of the covering material, and
add the "thin" type CA glue to further strengthen the wood. After installing the plastic blade grips, apply epoxy
around the plastic grip and the wood to seal it off. This adds more strength and prevent oil from seeping through.
For beginners, the best rotorspeed is around 1550 RPM. For advanced fliers, a good hovering RPM is around
1550, and a constant 1800RPM in idle-up for 3D aerobatics.
MMV 1050 ZZO Angular Bearing (d5xD10x4)

Dear Raptor Customers:
The stock wood blades should be operated with a main rotorspeed of no more than 1700 RPM. For 3D aerobatics
or rotor speed more than 1700RPM, it is recommended to use carbon main rotor blades. The above drawing
illustrate how to rem ove the plastic blade grips and then carefully slice away some of the covering material, and
add the "thin" type CA glue to further strengthen the wood. After installing the plastic blade grips, apply epoxy
around the plastic grip and the wood to seal it off. This adds more strength and prevent oil from seeping through.
For beginners, the best rotorspeed is around 1550 RPM. For advanced fliers, a good hovering RPM is around
1550, and a constant 1800RPM in idle-up for 3D aerobatics.
MMV 1050 ZZO Angular Bearing (d5xD10x4)

Dear Raptor Customers:
The stock wood blades should be operated with a main rotorspeed of no more than 1700 RPM. For 3D aerobatics
or rotor speed more than 1700RPM, it is recommended to use carbon main rotor blades. The above drawing
illustrate how to rem ove the plastic blade grips and then carefully slice away some of the covering material, and
add the "thin" type CA glue to further strengthen the wood. After installing the plastic blade grips, apply epoxy
around the plastic grip and the wood to seal it off. This adds more strength and prevent oil from seeping through.
For beginners, the best rotorspeed is around 1550 RPM. For advanced fliers, a good hovering RPM is around
1550, and a constant 1800RPM in idle-up for 3D aerobatics.
MMV 1050 ZZO Angular Bearing (d5xD10x4)

Dear Raptor Customers:
The stock wood blades should be operated with a main rotorspeed of no more than 1700 RPM. For 3D aerobatics
or rotor speed more than 1700RPM, it is recommended to use carbon main rotor blades. The above drawing
illustrate how to rem ove the plastic blade grips and then carefully slice away some of the covering material, and
add the "thin" type CA glue to further strengthen the wood. After installing the plastic blade grips, apply epoxy
around the plastic grip and the wood to seal it off. This adds more strength and prevent oil from seeping through.
For beginners, the best rotorspeed is around 1550 RPM. For advanced fliers, a good hovering RPM is around
1550, and a constant 1800RPM in idle-up for 3D aerobatics.
MMV 1050 ZZO Angular Bearing (d5xD10x4)

Dear Raptor Customers:
The stock wood blades should be operated with a main rotorspeed of no more than 1700 RPM. For 3D aerobatics
or rotor speed more than 1700RPM, it is recommended to use carbon main rotor blades. The above drawing
illustrate how to rem ove the plastic blade grips and then carefully slice away some of the covering material, and
add the "thin" type CA glue to further strengthen the wood. After installing the plastic blade grips, apply epoxy
around the plastic grip and the wood to seal it off. This adds more strength and prevent oil from seeping through.
For beginners, the best rotorspeed is around 1550 RPM. For advanced fliers, a good hovering RPM is around
1550, and a constant 1800RPM in idle-up for 3D aerobatics.
MMV 1050 ZZO Angular Bearing (d5xD10x4)

Dear Raptor Customers:
The stock wood blades should be operated with a main rotorspeed of no more than 1700 RPM. For 3D aerobatics
or rotor speed more than 1700RPM, it is recommended to use carbon main rotor blades. The above drawing
illustrate how to rem ove the plastic blade grips and then carefully slice away some of the covering material, and
add the "thin" type CA glue to further strengthen the wood. After installing the plastic blade grips, apply epoxy
around the plastic grip and the wood to seal it off. This adds more strength and prevent oil from seeping through.
For beginners, the best rotorspeed is around 1550 RPM. For advanced fliers, a good hovering RPM is around
1550, and a constant 1800RPM in idle-up for 3D aerobatics.
MMV 1050 ZZO Angular Bearing (d5xD10x4)

Dear Raptor Customers:
The stock wood blades should be operated with a main rotorspeed of no more than 1700 RPM. For 3D aerobatics
or rotor speed more than 1700RPM, it is recommended to use carbon main rotor blades. The above drawing
illustrate how to rem ove the plastic blade grips and then carefully slice away some of the covering material, and
add the "thin" type CA glue to further strengthen the wood. After installing the plastic blade grips, apply epoxy
around the plastic grip and the wood to seal it off. This adds more strength and prevent oil from seeping through.
For beginners, the best rotorspeed is around 1550 RPM. For advanced fliers, a good hovering RPM is around
1550, and a constant 1800RPM in idle-up for 3D aerobatics.
MMV 1050 ZZO Angular Bearing (d5xD10x4)

Dear Raptor Customers:
The stock wood blades should be operated with a main rotorspeed of no more than 1700 RPM. For 3D aerobatics
or rotor speed more than 1700RPM, it is recommended to use carbon main rotor blades. The above drawing
illustrate how to remove the plastic blade grips and then carefully slice away some of the covering material, and
add the "thin" type CA glue to further strengthen the wood. After installing the plastic blade grips, apply epoxy
around the plastic grip and the wood to seal it off. This adds more strength and prevent oil from seeping through.
For beginners, the best rotorspeed is around 1550 RPM. For advanced fliers, a good hovering RPM is around
1550, and a constant 1800RPM in idle-up for 3D aerobatics.
MMV 1050 ZZO Angular Bearing (d5xD10x4)

Dear Raptor Customers:
The stock wood blades should be operated with a main rotorspeed of no more than 1700 RPM. For 3D aerobatics
or rotor speed more than 1700RPM, it is recommended to use carbon main rotor blades. The above drawing
illustrate how to remove the plastic blade grips and then carefully slice away some of the covering material, and
add the "thin" type CA glue to further strengthen the wood. After installing the plastic blade grips, apply epoxy
around the plastic grip and the wood to seal it off. This adds more strength and prevent oil from seeping through.
For beginners, the best rotorspeed is around 1550 RPM. For advanced fliers, a good hovering RPM is around
1550, and a constant 1800RPM in idle-up for 3D aerobatics.
Warning:
Please note the assembling direction of the
angular bearing. If they are not assembled
properly as illustrated, they will easily fail
and result in unexpected danger.
Red Side In
Black Side Out
MMV 1050 ZZO Angular Bearing (d5xD10x4)

Dear Raptor Customers:
The stock wood blades should be operated with a main rotorspeed of no more than 1700 RPM. For 3D aerobatics
or rotor speed more than 1700RPM, it is recommended to use carbon main rotor blades. The above drawing
illustrate how to remove the plastic blade grips and then carefully slice away some of the covering material, and
add the "thin" type CA glue to further strengthen the wood. After installing the plastic blade grips, apply epoxy
around the plastic grip and the wood to seal it off. This adds more strength and prevent oil from seeping through.
For beginners, the best rotorspeed is around 1550 RPM. For advanced fliers, a good hovering RPM is around
1550, and a constant 1800RPM in idle-up for 3D aerobatics.
MMV 1050 ZZO Angular Bearing (d5xD10x4)

Dear Raptor Customers:
The stock wood blades should be operated with a main rotorspeed of no more than 1700 RPM. For 3D aerobatics
or rotor speed more than 1700RPM, it is recommended to use carbon main rotor blades. The above drawing
illustrate how to remove the plastic blade grips and then carefully slice away some of the covering material, and
add the "thin" type CA glue to further strengthen the wood. After installing the plastic blade grips, apply epoxy
around the plastic grip and the wood to seal it off. This adds more strength and prevent oil from seeping through.
For beginners, the best rotorspeed is around 1550 RPM. For advanced fliers, a good hovering RPM is around
1550, and a constant 1800RPM in idle-up for 3D aerobatics.
MMV 1050 ZZO Angular Bearing (d5xD10x4)

Dear Raptor Customers:
The stock wood blades should be operated with a main rotorspeed of no more than 1700 RPM. For 3D aerobatics
or rotor speed more than 1700RPM, it is recommended to use carbon main rotor blades. The above drawing
illustrate how to remove the plastic blade grips and then carefully slice away some of the covering material, and
add the "thin" type CA glue to further strengthen the wood. After installing the plastic blade grips, apply epoxy
around the plastic grip and the wood to seal it off. This adds more strength and prevent oil from seeping through.
For beginners, the best rotorspeed is around 1550 RPM. For advanced fliers, a good hovering RPM is around
1550, and a constant 1800RPM in idle-up for 3D aerobatics.
MMV 1050 ZZO Angular Bearing (d5xD10x4)

Dear Raptor Customers:
The stock wood blades should be operated with a main rotorspeed of no more than 1700 RPM. For 3D aerobatics
or rotor speed more than 1700RPM, it is recommended to use carbon main rotor blades. The abovedrawing
illustrate how to rem ove the plastic blade grips and then carefully slice away some of the covering material, and
add the "thin" type CA glue to further strengthen the wood. After installing the plastic blade grips, apply epoxy
around the plastic grip and the wood to seal it off. This adds more strength and prevent oil from seepingthrough.
For beginners, the best rotorspeed is around 1550 RPM. For advanced fliers, a good hovering RPMis around
1550, and a constant 1800RPM in idle-up for 3D aerobatics.
MMV 1050 ZZOAngular Bearing (d5xD10x4)

Dear Raptor Customers:
The stock wood blades should be operated with a main rotorspeed of no more than 1700 RPM. For 3D aerobatics
or rotor speed more than 1700RPM, it is recommended to use carbon main rotor blades. The abovedrawing
illustrate how to rem ove the plastic blade grips and then carefully slice away some of the covering material, and
add the "thin" type CA glue to further strengthen the wood. After installing the plastic blade grips, apply epoxy
around the plastic grip and the wood to seal it off. This adds more strength and prevent oil from seepingthrough.
For beginners, the best rotorspeed is around 1550 RPM. For advanced fliers, a good hovering RPMis around
1550, and a constant 1800RPM in idle-up for 3D aerobatics.
MMV 1050 ZZOAngular Bearing (d5xD10x4)