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Before commencing assembly, please read these instructions thoroughly. R WINGSPAN: 30mm THE FINEST RADIO CONTROL MODELS For Intermediate & Advanced flyers.

1 Before commencing assembly, please read these instructions thoroughly. R WINGSPAN: 30mm THE FINEST RADIO CONTROL MODELS For Intermediate & Advanced flyers. INSTRUCTION MANUAL RADIO CONTROLLED ENGINE POWERED ACROBATIC AIRCRAFT Sonic Sports 300 INDEX REQUIRED FOR OPERATION BEFORE YOU BEGIN ASSEMBLY OPTIONAL PARTS OPERATING YOUR MODEL SAFELY 3 3~0 ~ SAFETY PRECAUTIONS This radio control model is not a toy! First-time builders should seek advice from people having building experience in order to assemble the model correctly and to produce its performance to full extent. Assemble this kit only in places out of children s reach! Take enough safety precautions prior to operating this model. You are responsible for this model s assembly and safe operation! Always keep this instruction manual ready at hand for quick reference, even after completing the assembly. SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. 000 KYOSHO No.03

2 REQUIRED FOR OPERATION (Not included in kit!) CAUTION: For details concerning the equipment listed below (size, maker, etc.), check with your hobby shop. 5x 5 A minimum channel radio for airplanes (with 5 standard servos), and nicad or alkaline batteries are required. CAUTION: Only use a minimum channel radio for aircraft! (No other radio may be used!) 5 Required for engine starting: Glow engine fuel only. MODEL ENGINE FUEL Fuel Primer WARNING: Normal gasoline cannot be used with glow engines. One-touch Plug Heater Set A minimum channel transmitter for aircraft with 5 servos. Plug Wrench aileron extension cords 6 Glue Instant Glue 30 Epoxy Glue (30 minutes type) For handling the radio properly, refer to its instruction manual. Epoxy A Epoxy B Engine and Muffler Model Airplane Engine 3~0 5~53 -stroke.3~0 -stroke.5~53 Glow Plug Muffler 7 Silicon Glue SILICON Other equipment for enhancing airplane operation & performance Engine Starter V V Battery (for starter) 3 Propeller and Spinner Purchase a propeller that will match your engine. Sponge Sheet Propeller Fuel line Fuel Filter Spinner(5mm Polyurethane paint TOOLS REQUIRED (Purchase separately!) Sharp Hobby Knife Needle Nose Pliers Scissors Wire Cutters Awl Phillips Screwdriver (L, M, S) Drill, Handgrinder

Symbols used throughout this instruction manual, comprise: Apply epoxy glue. Apply instant glue (CA glue, super glue). Assemble left and right sides the same way.

3 BEFORE YOU BEGIN 3 Read through the manual before you begin, so you will have an overall idea of what to do. Check all parts. If you find any defective or missing parts, contact your local dealer or our Kyosho Distributor. You can keep the covering film from wrinkling or peeling by spraying the plane with clear polyurethane. Symbols used throughout this instruction manual, comprise: Apply epoxy glue. Apply instant glue (CA glue, super glue). Assemble left and right sides the same way. mm mm Drill holes with the specified diameter (here: mm). Cut off shaded portion. Must be purchased separately! Cut off excess. Ensure smooth non-binding movement while assembling. Pay close attention here! Do not overlook this symbol! The pre-covered film on ARF kits may wrin-kle due to variations of temperature. Smooth out as explained here. with cover (cloth) low setting Use an iron covered with a cloth! Start at low setting. Increase the set-- ting if necessary. If it is too high, you may damage the film. Main Wing Secure nylon hinges with instant glue, being careful not to glue the wing and aileron together. Align the center line of main wing with aileron. Make certain the hinges are adequately secured with glue. If they come loose in flight, accidents may result. Top view. Main Wing Note the direction. Ensure that the two wing halves are securety glued together with epoxy. Front Top Use epoxy glue to fill the opening. Dihedral. Cut away covering film only in these locations. 6 mm 3

3 Main Wing(Botton view) x 6mm Screw x 6mm mm Aileron Servo 8 Adjust the

If they come off during flight you will lose control of your aircraft!

Bottom view Cut away film only, here. x 35mm Bottom view A A mm.

Cut off shaded portion. Do not disregard this symbol!

4 3 Main Wing(Botton view) x 6mm Screw x 6mm mm Aileron Servo 8 Adjust the travel of each control surface. Please refer 8. Set all screws securely. If they come off during flight you will lose control of your aircraft! Main Wing x 35mm Screw mm Washer Top view Cut away film only, here. Bottom view Cut away film only, here. x 35mm Bottom view A A mm.mm A = A Apply epoxy glue. Must be purchased separately! Cut off shaded portion. Do not disregard this symbol! Assemble left and right sides the same way. mm mm Drill holes with the specified diameter (here: mm). Pay close attention here!

5 x 0mm mm 5 Engine Mount Screw Mount Nut 5mm Engine shaft line A A Side View 5mm 3.5mm A In case of - stroke engine, throttle lever should be the right side. Depends on the position of carburettor. Align the mark on both mounts with the center mark on the balk head. mm 5.5mm mm 8mm 0mm Cut 0mm mm x 0mm 3.mm 6 Fuel Tank 3 x 35mm TP TP Screw After confirming the posi-tion of the fuel tank's internal parts(see front view), insert and tighten the screw. Fix with silicon glue. 3 x 35mm 5mm Sillicon tube 7 Engine Mount 3 x 5mm Screw 3mm 3mm Engine Mount 3mm Washer 3mm 3 x 5mm 3mm Nut 3mm Spring Washer Engine Plastic Tube Throttle Rod Apply instant glue (CA glue, super glue). mm mm Drill holes with the specified diameter (here: mm). Cut off shaded portion. Must be purchased separately! Assemble left and right sides the same way. 5

8 Main Landing Gear x 35mm Screw mm x 35mm mm mm mm mm Washer 35mm mm

3mm 3 x 5mm TP TP Screw 3 x 5mm 9 Vertical/Horizontal Tail Cut away

B B A A A = A B = B C = C D = D Cut away C C D D Make certain plane

A mis-aligned plane can fly erraticaliy and cause accidents.

6 8 Main Landing Gear x 35mm Screw mm x 35mm mm mm mm mm Washer 35mm mm mm mm mm x 35mm mm Spring washer mm Nut.3mm 3 x 5mm TP TP Screw 3 x 5mm 9 Vertical/Horizontal Tail Cut away only covering film. B B A A A = A B = B C = C D = D Cut away only covering film. C C D D Make certain plane is aligned accurately per the diagram. A mis-aligned plane can fly erraticaliy and cause accidents. Apply epoxy glue. Cut off shaded portion. mm Pay close attention here! mm Drill holes with the specified diameter (here: mm). Ensure smooth non-binding movement while assembling. 6

0 Elevator Secure nylonhinges with instant glue.be careful not to glue the fin andrudder or stab and elevater together. Securely glue together.

Heat-shrink Tube Be careful not to scorch the heat-shrink tube! Beware of the flame!

mm Secure nylonhinges with instant glue. Be careful not to glue the fin and rudder or stab and elevater together. Securely glue together.

7 0 Elevator Secure nylonhinges with instant glue.be careful not to glue the fin andrudder or stab and elevater together. Securely glue together. If coming off during flights, you may lose control and lead to accidents. Rod Bend at end of rod. mm mm Bend at end of rod. Beware of the flame! Heat-shrink Tube Be careful not to scorch the heat-shrink tube! Beware of the flame! Rudder Elevator 85 mm 70 mm 50 mm 70 mm 730 mm 73 mm Horizontal / Vertical Tail.6 x 8mm TP TP Screw mm.6 x 8mm Bend at end of rod. mm Secure nylonhinges with instant glue. Be careful not to glue the fin and rudder or stab and elevater together. Securely glue together. If coming off during flights, you may lose control and lead to accidents. Apply epoxy glue. Ensure smooth non-binding movement while assembling. Apply instant glue (CA glue, super glue). Do not disregard this symbol! mm mm Drill holes with the specified diameter (here: mm). Pay close attention here! 7

If coming off during flights, you may lose control and lead to accidents. Cut off shaded portion.

8 3 Linkage Rudder Elevator Depends on the pipe size. Linkage x 6mm Screw 8 Adjust the travel of each control surface. Please refer 8. PP x mm PP PP mm Securely install the parts. If coming off during flights, you may lose control and lead to accidents. Cut off shaded portion. mm mm Drill holes with the specified diameter (here: mm). Apply epoxy glue. Do not disregard this symbol! Ensure smooth non-binding movement while assembling. Must be purchased separately! 8

9 5 Linkage 3mm Set Screw Linkage Stopper (B).mm Throttle Rod 3mm mm Nut mm mm Included with the radio set. mm mm Washer Receiver Throttle Servo Elevator Servo Battery Rudder Servo Securely install the receiver and receiver power supply, ensuring they will not come loose or rattle during flights. 8 In order to obtain the CG specified, reposition the receiver and battery. Making sure the line of edge, apply epoxy glue. Top Front 8 Adjust the travel of each control surface. Please refer 8. Securely install the parts. If coming off during flights, you may lose control and lead to accidents. mm mm Drill holes with the specified diameter (here: mm). Apply epoxy glue. Must be purchased separately! Do not disregard this symbol! Cut off shaded portion. Ensure smooth non-binding movement while assembling. Pay close attention here! 9

NARUKE SP300 6 Canopy.6 x 8mm TP TP Screw mm Silver Decal 8mm Cut off..6 x 8mm 7 Cowling.

m Trim the cowling so it will match your engine. mm.

SP300 Reference point for diagram at right.

10 NARUKE SP300 6 Canopy.6 x 8mm TP TP Screw mm Silver Decal 8mm Cut off..6 x 8mm 7 Cowling.6 x 8mm TP TP Screw mmmm Trim the cowling so it will match your engine. mm.6 x 8mm 8 Adjust the travel of each control surface to the values in the diagrams. SP300 Reference point for diagram at right. RUDDER 5mm 5mm CG 55mm AILERON Reference point for diagram at right. 7mm 7mm ELEVATOR Reference point for diagram at right. 5mm 5mm 9 Decal Apply included decals. For the correct placement of decals, please refer to box top. Cut off shaded portion. Pay close attention here! mm mm pecified diameter (here: mm). 0

11 *This aircraft is for intermediate to advanced builders and flyers only. Biginners connot fly and building this aircraft. *This aircraft has been flight tested with snap-rolls and other aerobatic maneuvers. However, repeated violent maneuvers may overstress the airframe. Please fly in a way that will not otherstress the airframe. *Repeated flyng can cause stress cracks to appear in the wood and joints, please inspect after each flight. If any abnormalities are noted, repair immediately befor the next flight to avoid accsidents. *Glue joints can loosen even thoogh they appear to be tight. If you notice irregular flight, investigate the cause and repair it befor the next flight. *Even though the kit's supplied with fitted linkages, inprpely assembling then can result in binding or loose control surfaces. This can cause flutter and aircraft control problems. Make suer all linkages are tight and control surfases move properly before flying. *This aircraft is designed for stroke or stroke sized engines only. Using larger, more powerful engens is not safe and may result in airframe failure.do not exceed the recommended engine size or engage in extreme aerobatic maneuvers. Do not overlook this symbol! PARTS No. Part Names 03-0 Cowling Canopy :FOR JAPANESE MARKET ONLY. Quantity No. Part Names Quantity Main gear Decale 000 No D0 x P6 Nylon Propeller Part Names D0 x P7 Nylon Propeller D0 x P8 Nylon Propeller D x P7 Nylon Propeller D x P8 Nylon Propeller 650 D x P6 Nylon Propeller 750 PPP.P. Pipe 300 OPTIONAL PARTS No Fuel Tube Stopper 00 OS5(UNF / - 8) For OS YS53(M6) For YS Nylon Spinner(White) Nylon Spinner(Red) :FOR JAPANESE MARKET ONLY. Part Names Nylon Spinner(Yellow) 000 Spinner

12 FLIGHT MANUAL Always do observe the following in order to prevent accidents! Before Flying Flying After Flying Cautions for Safety Before enjoying flying your airplane, sufficiently make sure the airfield is spacious. Always fly it outside rooms in safe areas with no debris or obstacles! Do not fly your airplane when there is a strong wind or side wind. Always land your airplane into the wind. WIND Always regulate the engine from behind, but never from infront or from the sides, because a rotating propeller might badly injure you. For radio equipment, refer to the manual included with the radio. Check that the spinner and the propeller are securely fastened. If the model begins to operate by itself, there is another transmitter on your frequency. Do not try to operate your model under such condition for it may go out of control. OFF ON Fully extend transmitter antenna. Switch on the transmitter. ON Switch on the receiver. ON Fill in the fuel. By moving the controls (transmitter), check that all rudders move the way you adjusted them. By moving the throttle control, check that the engine carburetor easily opens and closes. For starting the engine, apply low throttle and hold the engine starter against the spinner. Adjust the needle. Bring your airplane to a halt by lowering the engine control trim. After each flight, the engine is hot. Beware of getting burned. Switch off the receiver. OFF ON OFF Switch off the transmitter. OFF Draw the remaining fuel out of the tank and fill it back into the can. Wipe up any fuel deposits or dirt. Do not allow watching people to get too close to a rotating propeller. Immediately disuse defective propellers as well as deformed spinners. If the batteries of the radio system are flat, replace them with new ones. Do not fly your airplane above people standing around. Check that the wings are properly and firmly affixed. Hand-launch your airplane into the wind and make it take off. WIND Only use KYOSHO genuine parts. Never throw burning, gleaming or smouldering things into fuel cans, even if these happen to be empty. This could result in serious injury TEL () 0:00~8: THE FINEST RADIO CONTROL MODELS PRINTED IN CHINA R

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p01.pdf Before commencing assembly, please read these instructions thoroughly. THE FINEST RADIO CONTROL MODELS R WINGSPAN: 575mm (6") For Advanced Flyers INSTRUCTION MANUAL RADIO CONTROLLED ENGINE POWERED SPORTS