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- Page 1 QuickWorldwide.com Quickie EP Helicopter Exclusively distributed by: Websites: Quick Worldwide http://www.hhiheli.com http://www.quickheli.com 201 South 3 . St. & 309 N. http://www.giantscaleplanes.com Coopersburg, PA 18036 E-mail: Phone: (610)-282-4811 hhi@fast.net Fax: (610)-282-4816 Jon@ewtech.com (Tech. Support)
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table Of Contents Introduction......................... 3 Quickie EP Features......................4 Tools Needed to Assemble the “Quickie EP”..............5 Hardware & Accessories..................... 6 Other Optional Accessories ....................7 Radio Requirements......................8 Section 1 – Frame Assembly ....................9 Section 2 – Main Gear Installation................... 13 Section 3 –... -
Page 3: Introduction
After four years of distributing numerous upgrades and crash parts for other helicopters, Quick and HHI decided to develop a lin of their own. Starting with the Quick 60, 30 and Quick Learner, the popularity of the Quick helicopter line continued to grow. -
Page 4: Quickie Ep Features
5. Heavy-Duty Motor Mount: The Quickie EP sports a new heavy-duty top motor mount that allows the easy removal and change of motors and pinions. 6. Control Linkages: The control linkages that are provided with the Quickie EP are high quality 2.3mm stainless steel rods and the rod ends are made of a high quality Delrin. -
Page 5: Tools Needed To Assemble The "Quickie Ep
Tools Needed to Assemble the “Quickie EP” Ball End Drivers Phillips Screw Driver Bubble Blade Balancer HHI7050 HHI7010 High Point Balancer DUB499 Composite Paddle Pitch Gauge Gauges HHI7001 HHI7000 HHI7320 – 6pc Nut & Allen Driver Set Hobby Knife Ruler... -
Page 6: Hardware & Accessories
Hardware & Accessories Motors (These are our recommended motor but others will work) Glues & Thread Lockers JB Weld…JBW8265S Locktite. …….PT40 CA Glue. …GBG1 Radio Mounting Accessories Single Sided Foam Tape… HHI2008 Receiver Hold Down Straps HHI55** $4.99 2 Per Bag & Colors: Red, White, Purple, Black Receiver Strong Box…... -
Page 7: Other Optional Accessories
Other Optional Accessories 3mm Fly-bar Stiffeners…HHI402* Quickie Servo Arm Set 3mm Finishing Caps HHIM1110 Available in Blue, Silver, Gold, & Purple Base Load Antenna HHI53** Available in Blue, Gold, Purple & In 40, 50, 72mhz... -
Page 8: Radio Requirements
Radio Requirements Radios: Hobbies & Helis & its distributors carry various lines of helicopter radios. Any radio that supports EMS/CCPM Mixing will work fine. We recommend using an eight-channel or better radio, although a six-channel radio is all that is required. Servos: This is the single most important function of the helicopter. -
Page 9: Section 1 - Frame Assembly
Section 1 – Frame Assembly Parts List Frame Set Bag Main Frames X 2 Rear Sub-frame x 2 Landing gear x 2 Bag 1 Main-shaft Bearing Block X 2 Canopy Standoffs x 4 Motor Mount x 1 Frame Rails x 2 26mm Landing Gear Standoffs x 4 Antirotation Base x 1 Assemble the main frames as shown in Figure 1. - Page 10 Assemble the main frames as shown in the picture. Attach the canopy standoffs using (4) M3x6 cap head screws. The bearing blocks will be inserted as follows; the upper block will have the open part facing up, and the lower bearing block will have the open face down.
- Page 11 Attach the antirotation upright piece to the antirotation base using (2) M3x6 cap head screws. Attach the antirotation guide using (4) M3x6 cap head screws and (4) M3 washer. When installing the antirotation guide, do not tighten at first until after the swash is installed.
- Page 12 Next you will attach the rear sub frame to the helicopter. There are eight attachment points, four on each side. Take an M3x20 cap head screw and slide it through the hole on the frame. Next, slide a 10mm spacer onto each of the bolts. Slip the sub-frame into the middle and secure each bolt with a 24mm cross member in the middle.
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Page 13: Section 2 - Main Gear Installation
Section 2 – Main Gear Installation Parts List Bag 2 Main Shaft Collar x 1 M3x18 Cap Head Screw x 1 Main Gear M3 Locknut x 1 Autorotation Hub-Deluxe/Main Gear M3x3 Set Screw x 4 Hub-Standard M3x6 Cap Head Screws x 4 Main Shaft x 1 Next, attach the main gear to the antirotation/main gear hub as... - Page 14 This is how the helicopter should look at this point.
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Page 15: Section 3 - Counter Gear Assembly
Section 3 – Counter Gear Assembly Parts List Bag 3 Pulley Gear Plate x 1 Lock Pin x 1 Counter Gear Shaft x 1 Pulley Gear x 1 Counter Gear x 1 E-Clip x 1 Lock Pin x 1 M3x6 Cap Head Screw x 8 E-Clip x 1 M3 Washer x 8 Counter Gear Bearing Block x 2... - Page 16 Then slide the pulley spacer on, with the shoulder down and the bevel side up, and finally the cross locking pin. Next slide the gear on the shaft capturing the cross pin with the slot in the gear. Secure the gear down with the second e-clip.
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Page 17: Section 4 - Control Items
Section 4 – Control Items Parts List Swashplate M2x12 Pan head screw x 2 Washout Arms M3x3 Set Screw x 1 Washout Base M3x6 Pivot studs x 2 Antirotation guide pin M3x10 Cap head screws Washout link x 2 M3x5x1 Spacer x 2 Install the antirotation pin/elevator ball on to the swashplate. - Page 18 Attach the washout links to the longer pivot studs on the inner ring of the swashplate. Slide the Antirotation guide pin on the main shaft next. Secure it using the M3x3 set screw. This will be adjusted later, so snug is all this screw needs to be for now.
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Page 19: Section 5 - Head Assembly
Section 5 – Head Assembly Parts List Center Hub Hiller arm x 2 Seesaw M3x10 Cap head screw x 2 Seesaw Collar x 2 3x5x1 Spacer x 3 M3x8 Cap head screw x 2 Flybar M3x6 Pivot studs x 2 Flybar control arm base x 2 M3x16 Cap head bolt Flybar control arm extension x 2... - Page 20 Install two 7x13x3 o-rings into the head block. Next slide the head spindle through the o-rings. Then slide the head dampener spacers onto the spindle Each blade grip will have (2) 5x10x4R bearings. Install the bearings into the blade grips. Slide each one onto the spindle shaft. Secure the blade grips to the spindle using (2) M3x10 cap head screws.
- Page 21 Locate two 3x5x5 spacers, two flybar control arm bases, two flybar control arm extensions, and two M4x4 set screws. Slide (2) 3x5x5 spacers onto the flybar with the protruding side going against the seesaw. Next slide the flybar control arm bases onto the flybar. They face in opposite directions and oppose the M3x6 pivot studs on the seesaw previously installed.
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Page 22: Section 6 - Tail Assembly
Section 6 – Tail Assembly Parts List Tail boom M3x4 Pivot Stud Belt 2.3 Medium ball ends Boom holder half x 2 Tail Pitch Lever M3x35 x 4 M3x4 Pivot stud M3 Locknut x 4 M3x10 Cap head screw Tail output shaft M3x3 Set screw Pulley gear Tail rotor hub... - Page 23 Locate your tail output shaft and tail pulley gear. Secure the gear to the shaft using (2) M3x3 set screw. The set screw should align with the hole in the shaft and installs on the longer end Locate your two tail case side plates. Install a 5x10x4R Bearing into each plate.
- Page 24 Slide the tail pitch slider assembly onto the tail output shaft. Attach the M3x4 pivot stud to the tail pitch lever. Attach the tail pitch lever to the tail pitch lever base using an M3x10 cap head screw. Be sure that you capture the M3x4 pivot stud in the tail pitch slider with the brass coupler in the tail pitch lever.
- Page 25 Attach a tail blade to each grip using (2) tail blade spacers, an M3x20 cap head bolt, and an M3 locknut. Note: The Tail Blades should rotate counter clockwise when looking at the right side of the Tail Case.
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Page 26: Section 6 - Fin Set Installation
Section 6 – Fin Set Installation Parts List Vertical Fin Horizontal Fin C-clamp x 2 M3x14 Cap head screw x 4 Attach the horizontal fin using one c-clamp and (2) M3x14 cap head screws. Note: Be sure the fin doesn’t interfere with the tail blades when they are rotating. -
Page 27: Section 7 - Linkage Rod Installation
Section 7 – Linkage Rod Installation Parts List M2x8 Pan head screws x 6 2.3mm Ball end, Long x 10 Shim ball x 6 Double Link x 2 M2.3x35mm Linkage Rod x 3 Canopy M2.3x50mm Linkage Rod x 3 Rubber grommets x 4 M2.3x20mm Linkage Rod x 2 M3x14 Cap head screws x 4 2.3mm Ball end, Medium x 8... - Page 28 All three swashplate rods will be the same length. # of Rods Rod Size 2.3-35 Ball Link 1 Medium Ball Link 2 Medium Center to Center 50mm Washout to Flybar Control Rod Use # of Rods Rod Size 2.3-20 Ball Link 1 Medium Ball Link 2 Medium...
- Page 29 Seesaw to Hiller Arm Use a double link on this spot. Assemble the push rod guides. There are three pieces the main clip and two inner sleeves. Simply slide the two sleeves into each other and then into the main clip and glue. Putting electrical tape onto the boom before gluing is good, so it is possible to reuse the clip later.
- Page 30 Swashplate to Rod Use Hiller arm # of Rods Rod Size 2.3-50 Ball Link 1 Long Ball Link 2 Long Center to Center 83mm Place the canopy where you like, mark the holes for the canopy standoffs. Use a ¼” drill bit.
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Page 31: Section 8 - Motor Installation
Section 8 – Motor Installation Parts List M3x6 Cap Head Screw x 2 Pinion Gear x 1 M3x5 Set Screw x 1 Attach your pinion gear to the motor using an M3x5 set screw. It is recommended to grind a flat onto the output shaft of the motor if there is not already one there. - Page 32 Finally install the motor assembly into the helicopter. Be sure not to set the gear mesh too tight or too loose. A good way to set the mesh is to slide a piece of notebook paper between the gears and then tighten the bolts.