Stevens Aero Model CAP 232 Manuel utilisateur

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A 1:8 Scale SPEED 300 POWERED AEROBAT

CAP 232

S300/S300 SPT (R2.05)

Span 36.45” / Length 33.3” / Area 245 Sq.” / Weight 14.5-16.5oz

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WARRANTY

Stevens AeroModel guarantees this kit to be free from defects in both material and workmanship

at the date of purchase. This warranty does not cover any component parts damaged by use or

modification. In no case shall Stevens AeroModel’s liability exceed the original cost of the

purchased kit. Further, Stevens AeroModel reserves the right to change or modify this warranty

without notice.

In that Stevens AeroModel has no control over the final assembly or material used for final

assembly, no liability shall be assumed nor accepted for any damage resulting from the use by

the user of the final user-assembled product. By the act of using the user–assembled product,

the user accepts all resulting liability.

If the buyer is not prepared to accept the liability associated with the use of this product, the buyer

is advised to return this kit immediately in new and unused condition to the place of purchase.

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REQUIRED TO COMPLETE KIT:

Kit Contents:

1. Computer Drawn Plan Sheet

2. Illustrated Instruction Manual

3. Laser Cut Balsa Parts Sheets (See Parts Inventory Sheet)

4. 1 - Clear Canopy

5. 1 - Cowl Assembly

6. 4 - 1/4” Square x 18” Balsa Sticks (Leading Edge) [4 - 3/16” Square S300-SPT]

7. Large Hardware Bag

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1 - 1/32” Laser Cut Plywood Parts Sheet.

1 - 1/16” Laser Cut Plywood Parts Sheet.

2 - 1/8” x 4.5” hardwood dowel.

2 - 1/8” x 1.25” hardwood dowel.

1 – 1/8” LitePly EPS Motor Mount. Assembly.

1 - Bag #16 Rubber Bands (10).

2 - 1/32” x 12” Music Wire.

2 - Pre-Bent Wire Landing Gear.

1 - 3/32” x 6” aluminum tube.

2 - 12” Length of plastic tubing.

1. Small Hardware Bag

8 - #0x3/16” Screws (Wheel Pant Hardware).

1- Length of Kevlar Thread.

1 - 1/16” x .25” aluminum tube.

4 – 1”x3/4” CA Hinge Material

2 – 4x40 Blind Nuts. (Optional bolt on wing)

2 – 4x40 Nylon Wing Bolts. (Optional Bolt On Wing)

Recommended Finishing Items:

1. GWS LFW-381 1.5” Lite Wheels (2-Pack).

2. Sullivan 1/2” Tail wheel.

3. Dubro Micro Pull/Pull Assembly DUB846

4. Dubro Mini E/Z Connectors DUB845

5. 1 Roll of Covering + Trim (AeroFILM Lite AKA - Nelson Lite Film, or Solarfilm So-Lite recommended)

6. 1.5” Spinner

Suggested Electronics:

1. 4 Channel Transmitter (Using Y-Servo Extension for Ailerons)

2. 4 - Sub Micro Servos (Hitec HS-55, GWS Naro HPBB, or JR 241)

3. 1 - 6” Y-Servo Extension

4. 2 - 6” Servo Extension

5. 1 - Micro Receiver

6. 1 - Micro ESC (10 Amp)

7. 1 - GWS EPS350C-CS Motor - Gear Box

8. 1 - GWS Slow-Fly Prop 9x7.

9. 1 - 8 Cell 650KAN NIMH.

Brushless Power Systems:

1. Castle CM2068 GWS GB 6.6:1 / 10x6 GWS HD Prop / 11.1v 1320mAh Thunder Power PL LiPoly.

2. Hacker A20-20L / Direct Drive / 9x5 E Prop / 11.1v 1320mAh Thunder Power PL LiPoly – requires motor

adapter.

Items You May Need:

1. Thin and Thick CA (super glue)

2. Five Minute Epoxy

3. Wax Paper or Plastic Wrap

4. Razor Blade(s)

5. Rat-Tail File

6. Clear Tape

7. Balsa Wood Filler

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GENERAL ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS:

Thank you, for purchasing this Stevens Aeromodel 1:8 Scale CAP 232 – Park Flyer. This kit provides the builder and pilot

a refreshing change of pace from heavy “ARF” style plywood box airframe construction and blends stick and tissue design

methods of the past with state of the art CAD technology and precision interlocking laser cut parts; the result is something

you will find truly exceptional to build and truly exceptional to fly. Please keep in mind that this kit is intended for a

novice-intermediate builder and experienced pilot. If you do not meet these criteria it is recommended to seek help from a

more experienced builder / pilot.

Sincerely,

Bill Stevens

[email protected]

Stevens AeroModel “Built to Fly”

4550 Beaumont Rd.

Colorado Springs, CO 80916

Assembly Tips

1. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS and the plan sheet prior to starting any work!

2. Tape plans to work table. Cover with wax paper or plastic wrap.

3. Join all joints with Thin CA unless otherwise specified.

4. DO NOT REMOVE THE PARTS FROM THE BALSA SHEETS UNTIL REQUIRED!

5. DO NOT FORCE THE FIT – when in doubt double check your parts - removal of material should not be

required. If you feel that you have a poor connection check first to see that the part is not upside down. Next,

reference each piece against the plan sheet.

6. This is very important so I’ll say it again - Prior to gluing, test fit and match parts over the plan sheet to ensure

you have the correct pieces and orientation.

7. Making solid glue joints: Hold parts together on top of plan sheet using moderate pressure to fit parts - wick thin

CA into joint. (There is no need to pin parts to work table as all pieces interlock and self - jig.)

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Tail Feathers

1. Build the Rudder, Vertical Stabilizer, Elevator, and Horizontal Stabilizer. Parts are grouped according to tail

section component on the 1/8” balsa sheet. Work with each component separately. Assemble over plan sheet,

removing only those parts necessary to complete each individual component. Start each assembly by building

up the outside edges (just like a puzzle) – finish by inserting center truss parts. Though the parts fall together

and self jig, pay particular attention orientation and making solid glue joints.

Horizontal

Stab.

Elevator

32"

Aluminium

Tube

Vertical

Stab.

Rudder

2. Elevator Joining Tube. Verify that the provided 3/32” aluminum tube is of the appropriate length and rough the

surface with fine grit sand paper to remove dirt, oil, and debris, from the tube. Wipe tube with rubbing alcohol,

then Using thin CA tack the joining tube to each elevator halve and allow to dry. Once dry use a small amount

of 5-minute epoxy to create a fillet between the wood and the metal tube.

3. Sand all surfaces with fine grit sand paper and bevel / taper hinged surfaces in preparation for your preferred

hinging method (CA Hinges Recommended).

Fuselage

Fuselage components are exceptionally brittle until the entire assembly is complete. Handle parts accordingly and do not

force the fit!

1. Join F16A and F16B over plan sheet to create part F16 (fuselage side sheeting).

2. Assemble formers F4, F5, and F6. Join over plan sheet F4A, F4B, F4C, F4D, F5A, F5B, F5C, F5D, F6A, F6B,

F6C.

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3. Assemble fuselage sides over plan sheet. Parts are grouped on the 1/8” balsa sheet. Make 2 sides.

4. Assemble part F1B (Glue cross braces to part). Join fuselage sides to F1, F2 and F1B. Test fit parts before

gluing. F1 and F2 are preset for 2 degrees of right thrust when using the GWS type motor systems and are

clearly marked “FRONT” make sure they are installed in the appropriate direction to avoid thrust angle issues.

F1 (FRONT) F2 (FRONT)

GWS

F1B

(note: The photo shows old style F1/F2 formers the line drawing depicts the updated 2.03 former assemblies)

5. Laminate SR1 to SR2 to produce two servo rail parts. To complete the servo rail assembly, nest the tabs in

SR3 (balsa) radio tray to the notches in the servo rail parts. Refer to plan sheet for more detail.

6. Install formers F3, F3A, F3B, F3C, and completed servo rail assembly (Site fuselage construction over plan

sheet top view to ensure straight and true assembly.)

F3A

F3C

F3B

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7. Test fit and secure fuselage brace pieces F16. Parts F16 keys to the top of F3C and the fuselage sides (See

Illustration).

F16

F3C

F16

F15

HS-55 C

8. Glue F14 1/8” stringers to top of F1, F2, F3, F3A.

9. Install 1/16” Plywood BT1 Battery tray

BT1

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10. Pinch fuselage sides together at tail position, using a flat rat-tail file bevel the notches and alignment tabs in the

fuselage to better accommodate formers F4, F5, and F6.

11. Assemble part F15 (Glue cross braces to part). Test fit former F4 and F15 to fuselage. Align over top view on

plan sheet and secure with thin CA. Hint: Sand a slight bevel on sides of former F4 to aid fit. Again, do not

force fit!

12. Proceed to install former F5 and F6 inserting F13 along the bottom of the formers to jig the assembly. Initially

test fit F5 and F6 then glue F5 and F6 to fuselage sides. Only glue F13 where it makes contact with F4, F5,

and F6 – Do not glue F13 to fuselage sides at this time!

13. Test fit former F7. Capture aft section of F13 between fuselage sides, again do not glue at this time.

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14. Place some sort of weight over servo rails. Using a builders square hold tail section 90 degrees to building

table and glue F7 and F13

15. Add tail gear block F11 to aft section of F13 inside fuselage. Laminate 1/16” ply tail wheel bracket to underside

of fuselage (align edges with aft end of fuselage – refer to plan sheet for more detail.

16. Laminate F10 in position over aft section of fuselage. Important - Key F10 to top of F7 and tab into F6.

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17. Laminate F9 to F10, key to F7. DO NOT align with holes provided in F10 but key to F7.

18. Test fit F12 to F8. Lay F8 on building table, press F12 into F8 and glue.

19. Test F12/F8 assembly to formers F4, F5, and F6 (do not glue until specified). Align aft edge of F8 with aft edge

of F9 tack glue just the aft end of both parts.

20. Test fit horizontal stabilizer in the slot created between F10 and F8. Snug F6 against F12/F8 assembly –

remove horizontal stab and glue. Finish gluing parts F8 and F9.

21. Glue F12/F8 assembly to F4 and F5.

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