翼龙模型制作过程.pdfVIP

科技论坛 fly outsi d e of the box Instruction Manual for the Marston 52” Pterodactyl Thank you for purchasing this 52” Marston Pterodactyl kit. It is highly unlikely that anyone else at your flying field has anything like this. It is truly a distinctive design, and yours will no doubt be different from mine, making it a one of a kind model. This is not a beginner’s kit, but it does not require expert building skills. The kit is fairly complete, and if you have built and covered a wood model before you should have no trouble here. Take your time, be careful and have fun with the build. You will need thin and medium CA to assemble the airframe. Much of the gluing can be done by getting the wood in position first and then using thin CA which will wick into the wood joint. Be sure to dry fit pieces first before applying glue. This airframe requires some experience to fly, but if you have successfully flown a plane with ailerons, you should have no trouble at all launching, flying and landing this bird. The wing loading is very reasonable, and if set up properly there should be no surprises. This instruction manual is available as a PDF on line at /pteros. The photos in this manual can be enlarged for greater clarity in the PDF. Wingspan 52 1/8” Length 31” wing area 330 square inches - 2.29 square feet weight RTF 24 -28oz. (with a 3s 2000 mah li-poly battery) wing loading 11 oz/square foot Included in this kit: 14 sheets of laser cut wood (all wood required), 65” x 36” rolled plans, two 48” carbon wing spars, 3/4” carbon wing locator, 1/2” aluminum wing locator tube, instructions. Additional gear required: two small brushless outrunner motors with a kVa of about 1400 rpm/v (Axi/ Atlas 2208 or equal), two 6 x 5.5 props, two 10 -20A ESCs, four mini servos (HS-4