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PCM PINO medium Building Instruction

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BUILDING INSTRUCTION
Allround fun glider PINO – electric version
July 2017
2500
44
14
from 1500-2200g
34-50g/dm"
VS2/ VS3/ VS4/ VS5/ VS6
Modern F3b-F3f airfoils
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  • Page 1 PINO E - Building Instruction July 2017 Wing span [mm]: 2500 Wing area [dm2]: Aspect ratio: Take-off weight [g]: from 1500-2200g Wing loading: 34-50g/dm“ Airfoil: VS2/ VS3/ VS4/ VS5/ VS6 Modern F3b-F3f airfoils BUILDING INSTRUCTION Allround fun glider PINO – electric version www.pcm.at...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    5.1 Servoboard 5.2 Electric drive 5.3 Contacts for flaps and ailerons 5.4 Connection of rudder 5.5 Canopy 5.6 Hook for winchstart 6. Ballast 7. Settings for the first flight OTHER 8. Check list before starting 9. Notes for use www.pcm.at...

  • Page 3: Data

    - D=28mm Accumulators: - Lipo 3S from 850-1000mA/h Following cells fit well into the fuselage: Wellpower SE CH8 850mA/h, 3S, 71g, 75/25/20 Wellpower SE „sonder“ 950mA/h, 3S, 70g, 75/25/19 Wellpower SE V2 CH8 1000mA/h, 3S, 93g, 64/32/23 Source: Modellbau Lindinger www.pcm.at...

  • Page 4: Wing

    PINO E - Building Instruction July 2017 4. WING 4.1 Controlling flaps and ailerons Fixing the servos First of all, prepare the surfaces which will be glued. Grind them with a rough paper (about 80-40 grain size). www.pcm.at...
  • Page 5 Verify the free movement of all the parts. It will be necessary, that you optimize the lever connector as shown in the pictures besides. It has to be done in different ways for the flaps and for the ailerons. Flap servo Aileron servo www.pcm.at...
  • Page 6 You can use runny super glue to fix the levers. This kind of bonding will be strong enough for the forces occurring. Cable mounting: Mill a hole into the preformed space for the contacts. Make the hole big enough, so that the contacts will not touch the carbon. www.pcm.at...
  • Page 7 Anyone who is afraid that this work can not be carried out adequately, should use usual plug connections. If the spring contacts are installed incorrectly, the model may be totally lost. Now you can stick the seals over the gaps. www.pcm.at...

  • Page 8: Fuselage

    PINO E - Building Instruction July 2017 5. FUSELAGE – electric version 5.1 Servoboard All necessary holes are already pre-milled. CNC milled wood parts are included in the kit for mounting the KST X08 V3. Set the parts together with toothpicks. www.pcm.at...
  • Page 9 The lever lengths are: Elevator: 10mm (big KST servo lever 2 hole) Rudder: 8mm (cross shaped KST servo lever 2 hole) Use the KST levers which are nearer to the servo. So you gain more space. www.pcm.at...
  • Page 10 Then put the servoboard into the fuselage. Connect the horns to the pushrods and set everything to zero (servos and control surfaces). Then press the board down to glue it well to the bottom. Zero position of the elevator is 77mm. www.pcm.at...

  • Page 11: Electric Drive

    Grind a 45° angle to the edges of the motor mounting and put it 1mm deeper into the fuselage to get a bigger gluing area. At the moment we recommend the Powerline Pro Set from Schambeck. www.pcm.at...

  • Page 12: Contacts For Flaps And Ailerons

    Then put a little bit 5 minute epoxy with cotton flocks around the contacts. So you insulate and strengthen the soldered parts. The rest of the contacts have to be insulated extra. www.pcm.at...

  • Page 13: Connection Of Rudder

    There is a plywood part in the skin of the fuselage, so that you can drill holes into the fuselage to position your hook. We recommend to start with a position of about 2cm in front of the CG. www.pcm.at...

  • Page 14: Ballast

    When you fly with this setting, you have to take care that you don`t overload the wing structure. So use the elevator softly, when you fly with that much ballast. Remember also that the landings have to be much softer with such an additional weight. www.pcm.at...

  • Page 15: Settings For The First Flight

    PINO E - Building Instruction July 2017 7. SETTINGS FOR FIRST FLIGHT www.pcm.at...
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  • Page 18: Other

    After every ungentle landing, you must check your model for possible damage, such as: Is the radio board still glued thoroughly? Did the leading edge of the wing burst open? Did rudder or elevator get damaged? www.pcm.at...

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