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TA HORIZONS 34'' PRO EXTRA V2 ULTRALIGHT
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Technical Data-
Wingspan : 34"
Length
AUW : 160-190g
(Depends upon the setup used)
EPP CONSTRUCTION
Setup Recommendations (Not Included)-
Motor : 18-22G 1800-2300KV Outrunner
ESC
: 35"
Servos
Propeller : 8-9" electric
Battery
: 12-16 amp
: 3 X 9gms each
: 450-600Mah 2-3S Lipo
KIT ONL Y
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  • Page 1 TA HORIZONS 34’’ PRO EXTRA V2 ULTRALIGHT ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION MANUAL Technical Data- Setup Recommendations (Not Included)- Wingspan : 34" Motor : 18-22G 1800-2300KV Outrunner : 12-16 amp Length : 35” Servos : 3 X 9gms each AUW : 160-190g Propeller : 8-9” electric...
  • Page 2 These instructions are suggestions only on how to assemble this model. There are other ways & methods also to do so. TA Horizons has no control over the final assembly because it specifically depends upon the knowledge and experience of the person involved directly in its handling, or the manner in which the model is assembled, radio gear installed, and electronic parts are used and maintained.
  • Page 3 Kit Contents 1. EPP Parts EPP Parts Fuselage Wings Horizontal stabilizer Horizontal profile section Wing truss supports X 2 Landing gear cover X 2 Side Force Generators X 5 Wheel Pants X 2 Aileron truss support X 2 2. Hardware / Small Parts Hardware Parts 3D printed kit parts Fuselage assembly jig...
  • Page 4 Exploded View 3X0.5X180 3X0.5X130 1.2X390 1X150 65mm 80mm 1X155 1X690 3X2X225 1X112 3X1X660 3X0.5X190 3X0.5X190 1.5X90 1X645 1X415 1.2X370 - Red color indicates carbon rods/strips flushed into the foam. - Green color indicates control rods. 1X170 - Black color indicates carbon trussing. - Blue color indicates undercarriage.
  • Page 5 TOOLS AND BUILDING MATERIAL REQUIRED • Needle Nose Pliers • Heat Gun • Wire Cutters • Tape Measure and Ruler • Low Temp Hot Glue Gun • Black Sewing Thread • Scissors • High Viscosity CA • Small Phillips Screw Driver •...
  • Page 6 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. (This is mandatory step)locate the hinged items as shown above, 2. Make a neat line of hot glue over any old credit card and spread it Bend them back on to each other as shown and let set for at least 2 over the hinge line show in the next picture.
  • Page 7 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. 3X1X660MM 7. Locate the 3mm X 660mm CF Spar shown in the picture above 8.Apply a thin layer of HV Cyno on CF Spar, and glue it on the leading edge of wing, like shown above.
  • Page 8 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. REGULAR THIN CYNO ONLY 13. Once it reached at the end of Pre-cut slot, use a scissor or wire 14. Use thin cyno to glue this rod (Do not use HV CA), use spray cutter to cut down the excess rod.
  • Page 9 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. REGULAR THIN CYNO ONLY 19.Use thin cyno to glue this stripe (Do not use HV CA), use spray 20. Up next is gluing the 1mm carbon rod into the precut slot for activator to cure it.
  • Page 10 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. GEL GLUE (HV) 25.Once installed into the slots, make sure it is square, r epeat for the 26. Horizontal fuselage nose section is next, Apply a bead of HV CA to other side.
  • Page 11 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. 1mm Rod 31. Glue it in the pre-cut groove, Use a spray activator (Kicker) to cure, 32. Install the 1mm carbon rod as shown above, again you need to cut wipe off the excess glue if needed.
  • Page 12 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. 1mm Rod 37. Repeat the process where it attach to the wing as well. 38. Install the 1mm carbon rod to reinforce the tail section as shown above.
  • Page 13 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. 1mm Rod Horizontal fuselage nose section also uses the same 1mm carbon 44. Install the 1mm carbon rod as shown above, again you need to cut rod for reinforcement, locate the pre cut grooves as shown above.
  • Page 14 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. 1mm Rod 49. Locate one end of the 1mm carbon rod into the outboard slit, near 50. Once the rod is split, locate the opposite end of the rod, insert it the leading edge of the aileron.
  • Page 15 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. 1mm Rod 55. Belly of vertical fuselage also uses the 1mm carbon rod for 56. NOTE - this will stick out approx 1/2inch beyond the end of the tail reinforcement, Lay into it’s designated slot.
  • Page 16 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. ACTIVATOR 61. Bring the two pieces together. Make sure the tabs and slots of the 62. You will have a little time to work with and adjust for squareness. two pieces are fully engaged, flush and square.
  • Page 17 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. 67. Glue the shown parts over the pre cut slots, for landing gear 68. Glue the shown parts over the precut slots using the HV CA and assembly.
  • Page 18 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. GLUE HERE 73. Install the wheel over the shaft, make sure it is spinning freely, after 74. Glue the wheel pants on wheel stopper using the HV CA. this slide in the wheel stopper.
  • Page 19 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. . Locate the pre cut small slits on the wing tips, 2 slits on both the 80. Do not use any glue until the step that calls for it. The object will be ends, to insert the rods into.
  • Page 20 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. 85. Up Next is the fuselage trussing. Locate the pre cut small slots all 86. Up Next is the fuselage trussing. Locate the pre cut small slots all over the tail, horizontal and vertical profile sections.
  • Page 21 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. 135mm 135mm 145mm 150mm 145mm 100mm 145mm 80mm 91. Please refer to the (Page 4) of exploded view and above image for 92. Please refer to the (Page 4) of exploded view and above image for the truss length references.
  • Page 22 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. GEL GLUE (HV) 97. You will be required to widen down the aileron horn slot next 98. Install the horn into the slotted area that is a little wider. Make sure to longer carbon rod slot, shown in the above image.
  • Page 23 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. 103. Ailerons and Ele/Rud uses the different dia control rods, for 104. Screw the 1.5mm dia control links over the aileron servo arm as ailerons we uses 1.5mm rods and for ele/rud 1.2mm rods, hence shown above.
  • Page 24 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. 109. Repeat the process for other side. Above is the finished linkage 110. Locate the 1.2mm control links for elevator and rudder. setup with aileron centered and rod well fitted and glued in both the quick links.
  • Page 25 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. 115. Use the assembly jig to center the elevator. 116. With the jig in place, Cut the rod at the position shown in the above image to fit in the quick link.
  • Page 26 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. 1mm Rod REGULAR THIN CYNO ONLY 121. Next up is the rudder, cut the required length and glue the 1mm 122. Glue with thin CA and set with Kicker. Don't forget to use the rod into the pre cut grooves as shown in the above image.
  • Page 27 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. 3X0.5X130MM 3X0.5X180MM 127. Locate the 3X0.5X180mm and 3X0.5X130mm flat carbon 128. Starting with the 180mm long piece, slide it into the slot as stripes for fuselage reinforcement.
  • Page 28 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. 1X65mm Rod 133. Cut down the 2 pieces 65mm length rod from the supplied 1mm 134. Above is the finished linkage setup with rudder centered and rod rod, and glue them in place like shown in the above image for motor well fitted and glued in both the quick links with all the guides in place.
  • Page 29 The Build Please Note: Few pictures shown below are of different plane and for reference purpose only. For Rudder For Elevator For Ailerons 139. Locate all the black SFG pieces pictured above. 140. Test fit it into the slots on the ailerons. Sometimes a little trimming is needed.
  • Page 30 CG and Control Throws CENTER OF GRAVITY CG 230mm Initial CG is located 230mm from the nose of the aircraft (Not from the motor) CONTROL THROWS In order to achieve the control throws as described for “Extreme & 3D”, it is imperative that the control surface, linkages, rod ends, etc, all move freely over the entire range, including...
  • Page 31 Thank You T hank You.. Thank you for your purchase at TA Horizons. We sincerely hope that our products can provide the same thrill to you that we experience in this hobby. The motive of this project is to spread the outcome of my love for teaching and share my knowledge and experience with every enthusiast out there.