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created after extensive testing and design modifications and have resulted in an R/C airplane that is
incredibly inexpensive and more fun than should be allowed by law. These plans took an enormous
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share these plans with other modelers for the sole purpose of building the War Wing for personal use.
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completed models in any way without the expressed written consent of Full Throttle Jets, Inc. is strictly
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and other items of interest. You may also purchase custom made laser cut motor mounts or complete
assembly kits that include all hardware necessary to complete your War Wing.
These plans were created with the assumption that the builder has had some experience with building
R/C aircraft and installing power and control systems. Although we have attempted to be as precise and
complete as possible, there may be assembly steps that require the builder to make decisions based on
the power and control options that are installed. It is not recommended that changes in the basic design
be made. To do so would be the builders' responsibility. This aircraft as with any R/C aircraft should be
flown in a safe environment receptive to flying R/C aircraft. Due to the fact that we have no control over
the construction or flying environment of any model produced from these plans, we will not be held
liable in any way for any consequences arising from the building or flying of any model produced from
these plans. Any model produced from these plans is to be considered "Experimental" in nature and
handled accordingly. By building and/or flying the aircraft described in this plan set you assume
complete responsibility for any and all liabilities incurred.
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Summary of Contents for War Wing Ultimate Combat Delta
- Page 1 Inc. By downloading or using these plans, you agree to use them for your personal use only. You may share these plans with other modelers for the sole purpose of building the War Wing for personal use. Selling or distributing for profit any or all of the information contained in this plan set including kits or completed models in any way without the expressed written consent of Full Throttle Jets, Inc.
- Page 2 The WAR WING Ultimate Combat Delta is a unique aircraft capable of incredible maneuvers. It is not recommended for beginners. It will however, offer very smooth and docile flying characteristics at low speeds and can be flown by any pilot that has mastered basic R/C flight. At full power it becomes an incredibly fun aircraft capable of unbelievable maneuvers.
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Page 3: Power/Control System
POWER/CONTROL SYSTEM The War Wing can be flown with a wide range of power options. An Eflite Power 10 or equivilent motor is a good choice that provides plenty of power and can be used with 3S 2200mah size lipo batteries . Use an appropriate ESC capable of handling sustained full throttle flights when combat flying. - Page 4 1. Cut out the wing section according to the measurements shown on the plans. Draw a centerline from nose to tail on the wing before cutting it out. Do not discard the excess foam pieces. They will be used to create the bottom skid. 2.
- Page 5 reference only. Your cut out areas will be sized according to the servos that will be installed. The servos were located as close as possible to the center line of the fuselage to reduce the effect of the servos during rolls and other maneuvers. This also served to make the receiver installation easier as no extension wires were necessary.
- Page 6 6. Bevel the leading edge of the rudder and attach to the fuse section. (FIG 10)These were attached on the original using a good quality packing tape as described in the wing section assembly notes. 7. Cut out the area for the rudder servo and epoxy ply servo mounting tabs. The servo size and locations shown in the plan are for reference only.
- Page 7 4. The War Wing Delta can easily be hand launched by holding the top of the vertical fuse or the lower skid. It does not need to be thrown. Simply let it fly out of your hand. (assuming that the...