New Model, first adventure into petrol

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7 years 9 months ago #11948 by
Hi

First Question; :whistle:

Anyone know where i might be able to get some build instructions for this x-tech Yak....

Ta

Simon

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7 years 9 months ago #11952 by Phil Ford
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simonbloke wrote: Anyone know where i might be able to get some build instructions for this x-tech Yak.


Is this it? X-Tech Yak 30 -35cc.
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7 years 9 months ago #11954 by Chris73
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PhilF51 wrote:
Is this it? X-Tech Yak 30 -35cc.


No its not, this is for the new composite models that X-Tech now make

Simon's is a completely different model

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7 years 9 months ago #11955 by Chris73
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simonbloke wrote:
Anyone know where i might be able to get some build instructions for this x-tech Yak...


Very unlikely that you will find any, but it should go together like any other model you have

If you get stuck, post a pic on here and I am sure someone will have the answer
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7 years 9 months ago #11957 by
Thanks.

The model is built, its the setting up of the ailerons, rudder and elevator i was thinking of.

Its the engine fuel system, electrics, radio and battery set up that's missing !!!

Has anyone got a rough plan of how the system of a petrol model should be, what i need to get etc

Simon

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7 years 9 months ago #11958 by Chris73
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These are the starting points I use, I am sure others have their own preference but I have found this gives you a safe starting point

Ailerons - 16 - 18 degrees
Elevator 10 - 12 degrees
Rudder 20 degrees
C of G just forward of the center of the wing tube

Engine set up

Make sure you use tygon fuel tube, I use a three line set up, one to fill the tank, one to the engine and one vent line, you will then need a kill switch and a way off operating the choke, a simple push rod that you can reach through the cowl should do

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