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- Page 1 Wilga 100 & 50cc Assembly Manual...
- Page 2 Caution! You should not regard this plane as a toy! To ensure safety, please read this instruction manual thoroughly before assembly. Building and operating a model plane requires diligent practice and correct guidance. An inexperienced flyer can cause serious injury and property damage.
- Page 3 Note: the accessories coming with airplane may not same as below list. Please inquire it with the distributor.
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Page 5: Main Landing Gear Installation
Main Landing Gear Installation Gather the main landing gear, gear cover, and the wheels Take off the braces and insert the landing gear into the gear cover Note: Most airplane do Not have these brace. We donot attach these braces, because it is only for scale, no other use. Fix on the wheels... - Page 6 Install the landing gear into the fuselage by screws as shown. Stick the gear cover onto the fuselage by tapes. The distance to the upper screw (gear cover screw) is 130mm. The distance of the two screws is 14mm. This is the information for your to drill the holes (3mm) for the gear cover screws.
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Page 7: Led Light
Use 3mm taps to lock the landing gear cover Drill another two holes on the fuselage for the gear braces. The gear braces is for scale look. So you just need to insert the gear braces into the fuselage LED light Find out the LED light system. -
Page 9: Rudder And Tail Wheel Installation
Rudder and tail wheel Installation Find out the steel as shown, insert it into the rudder and glue it. Connect the rudder onto the fuselage by two pcs of carbon fiber tubes. Connect it as shown, totally four pcs of wires. Always do the wire insert the metal tube twice and scrimp the tube. - Page 10 Findout the parts bag for the tail landing gear Assembly it as shown Install the tail landing gear into the fuselage tail with screws Connect one side of the wire with the rudder and tail servo in the fuselage. And another side to the arm to steel the tail wheel as shown. Stabs and Elevator Installation Servo for elevator is hidden way to install.
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Page 11: Main Wing Assembly
Mark the hole position on the fuselage, then drill holes on the fuselage. Use self-taps to install the stabs onto the fuselage. Main Wing Assembly Parts for Main wing installation 1 Remove the covering from the servo position. Find out the slot pre-opened for rudder control horn, remove the film. - Page 12 the holes with a drop of thin CA. 4 Use the safety clips (buy separately) to secure the servo and servo extension connected. 5 Put the servo into the servo hole, and mark the position for the screw to fixup the servo. Pull the extension lead through to the root of the wing. 6 Drill holes for the servo mounting screws and harden the wood around the holes with a drop of thin CA.
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Page 13: Engine Installation
Engine Installation Pre-marked holes for the engine 1 there marks also how much you need to add to make the right thrust and down thrust. 2 Insert the bolts through flat fender washers, the firewall and into the engine stand offs. Tighten firmly. Secure mounting bolts nuts with Blue Loctite. - Page 14 forward. Insert the throttle pushrod into the servo arm easy link. 6 Mark a line for the throttle servo tray, then glue it to the fuselage. 7 Use a drill to drill the servo mounting holes. Install the servo with servo screws.
- Page 15 3 Tighten the Velcro ties secure the fuel tank. Aero-Tow 1 Install the aero-tow and servo onto the plywood 1 with screws. 2 Find the right position on the fuselage then cut a hole for the aero-tow. Install the plywood 1 as shown in the photos. Stick it into the fuselage very well.
- Page 16 Stairs Findout the stair parts and the screws. Install the wood stair model onto the aluminume support by screws as shown. Lock the stair support onto the fuselage (you need to cut holes to install the stair onto the fuselage).
- Page 17 Chairs Doors Installation Use screws and hinge install the doors onto the fuselage. Use magnet on the doors and fuselage. Stick them to the right position. Find and mark the right positions on the back side of the wings. Cut out the film and stick another pc of magnet on the back of the wings.
- Page 18 Wood Decoration Stick the wood decoration into the fuselage place as shown. Spinner...
- Page 19 Wilga 100cc D = 136 mm Wilga 50cc D = 116 mm Wilga 30cc D = 100 mm Wilga 20cc D = 90mm...
- Page 20 Trail run the Engine to check its stability at high speed and low speed to ensure there are no problems with vibration on the model. Run the motor at high speed about 30 min, check the Engine and make sure the temperature is below the prescription of manufacturer.
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