PILOT RC SKYWOLF 73"

A true aeromodel, designed for pure fun and simplicity.From slow flight to fun-fly and even some 3D, this is a surprisingly capable acrobatic model.Designed by Jan Spatny from Czech Republic.

SPECIFICATIONS :

Model: Sky-Wolf
Wingspan: 73″ \(1.850mm\)
Length: 62″ \(1.580mm\)
Wing area: 963 "² \(6,214 cm²\)
Weight: 12.3 lbs \(5.57kg\)

FEATURES :

Strong yet light weight design, good for aerobatic flying and can even hover!
Highly prefabricated, experienced builders can have air ready in under a day
Pre-installed hinges on ailerons, flaps and rudder \(glued and sealed\)
Internally mounted cowling – so no external screws exposed
Removable wings with quick release system
Laser engraved motor mounting position
Open construction allows for easy canister installation for 20-38cc size engine
Quick release front windshield / top-hatch, allowing easy access to replace batteries in electric setups
Big 5″ wheels

INCLUDED HARDWARE :

Complete air frame with all basic accessories \(such as carbon fibre undercarriage, tail-gear assembly and wing-tubes as well as fibreglass control horns and wheel pants\)
Pre-installed hinges and pre-mounted canopy
Fuel tank and fuel tubing pre-prepared, fuel dot and breather valve
Wheels and wheel axels
Pre-prepared pushrods with ball links
Matching carbon spinner

REQUIRED HARDWARE :

Motor: 20-40cc or equivalent electric

Servos: 7 high torque plus throttle // Uses x1 per aileron, x1 per flap, x1 per elevator and

on rudder

Also requires all the usual accessories such as transmitter, receiver, propeller, batteries, powerbox, extension leads and possibly other small accessories.

Build information :

EXTENSION WIRE LENGTHS :

Throttle : 25cm
Each wing : Flap 0cm
Aileron : 40cm \(to reach receiver direct\)
Each elevator : 60cm
Each rudder servo : 70cm

CENTER OF GRAVITY : 116mm Measured back from leading edge of the wing at the fuselage.

You will find a laser engraved C.G. emblem on the inside of the fuselage, located close to the wing tube, which also shows the exact location for Center of Gravity.