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Order No. 4451 Fuselage kit Order No. 4451.K ... - Graupner

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UNI-STAR 60<br />

2. Setting up<br />

The following sections can be found in the same or a similar form in the manuals of the<br />

mechanics. They are included here, too, if the mechanics used to be combined with this<br />

fuselage <strong>kit</strong> is one of the older UNI-EXPERT-Mechanics, fitted with the older plans. When<br />

building „TRAINER UNI-E“ in any case follow the instructions that come with the mechanics.<br />

2.1 Setting up the cyclic control system<br />

The basic settings of the roll and pitch-axis control systems should already be correct if you<br />

have fitted the pushrods exactly as described in these instructions. The pushrod linkage points<br />

on the servo output arms are pre-defined, so any servo travel adjustment required must be<br />

carried out via the transmitter’s electronic adjustment facilities. Please note that servo travel<br />

must not be set at too high a value; the swashplate must not foul the main rotor head when the<br />

roll and pitch-axis stick is at its end-points, as this would mean that smooth collective pitch<br />

control would no longer be possible, since the swashplate could not move any further along the<br />

shaft.<br />

2.2 Main rotor collective pitch settings<br />

The collective pitch values are measured using a rotor blade pitch gauge (not included in the<br />

<strong>kit</strong>). The following table shows good starting points; the optimum values may vary according to<br />

the rotor blades you are using and the model itself.<br />

Minimum Hover Maximum<br />

Hovering, practice flying -2° 5,5°...6° 12°<br />

Aerobatics -4° 5°... 5,5° 8°... 9°<br />

Auto-rotation -4° 5,5° 13°<br />

The collective pitch settings are adjusted at the transmitter. This is the procedure:<br />

1. Measure the setting for hovering collective pitch and set it correctly;<br />

2. Measure collective pitch maximum and minimum, and adjust the values using the collective<br />

pitch adjustment facility on your transmitter, following the diagrams shown below:<br />

2.3 Adjusting the carburettor control system<br />

The following diagrams show two possible carburettor control curves:<br />

• The hover-optimised throttle curve produces smooth, gentle control response in the hovering<br />

range.<br />

• The values stated here vary greatly according to the motor, fuel, silencer etc. you are using.<br />

The only means of establishing the ideal settings is to carry out your own series of practical<br />

test-flights.<br />

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