Beechcraft Bonanza Bedienungsanleitung

Before beginning construction

your Bonanza you should

make

these following corrections:

Fuselage Plan The correct site of the rudder/fintip block

(BON9S08)

is: 5/8" x

7/8'

x 6-1/4'

Page

57,

step 7

Change

to F1

Page

57,

step

Change F2

F1A.

Page

58,

step

Change

.along the cut lines .

.about

l/l6"

inside the cut lines.

Page

58,

step

Change ".. Phillips head

Socket Head Cap Screw. ."

Page

60,

step

Change

x 1-3/4"X2"

-3/8'

1-3/8'

x 1-1/2'

Page

62,

step

Change Fuselage to "cowl

Page

64,

step (wing)l

Add

after the word

such

Page

68,

step

Add sure

after the word

make

Page

69,

control throw chart

Trim mixing section change references to

Down

WARRANTY.

....

TOP

Flite Models guarantees this kit to be free of defects in both

materials and workmanship at the date of purchase. This warranty does not cover any component parts

damaged by use or modification. In no case shall Top Flite's liability exceed the original cost of the

purchased kit. Further, Top Flite reserves the right

change or modify this warranty without notice.

In that Top Flite 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.

the buyer is not prepared to accept the liability associated with the use

this product, the

buyer is advised to immediately return this kit in new and unused condition to the place

purchase.

Top

Flite Models

P.O.

Box

788

Urbana,

61803

Technical Assistance

Call

(217) 398

8970

READ THROUGH THIS INSTRUCTION

BOOK

FIRST. IT CONTAINS IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONSAND WARNINGS CONCERNING THE ASSEMBLY AND USE

THIS MODEL.

Entire Contents

1997 30051

BON9P03

TABLE

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

................................................

PRECAUTIONS

..................................................

DECISIONS YOU MUST MAKE

.........................

Tail configuration

............................................

Engine selection

.............................................

Exhaust system

..............................................

Retractable landing gear

................................

Flaps

...............................................................

TOP FLITE SCALE ACCESSORIES

.................

Operational lighting

.........................................

Scale cockpit interior

......................................

NOTES FOR COMPETITION MINDED

MODELERS

........................................................

DOCUMENTATION

............................................

OTHER ITEMS REQUIRED

...............................

Accessories

....................................................

Building supplies

.............................................

IMPORTANT BUILDING NOTES

.......................

COMMON ABBREVIATIONS

............................

TYPES OF WOOD

..............................................

METRIC CONVERSIONS

...................................

NOTES FROM THE DESIGNER

........................

DIE

CUT PATTERNS

..................................

GET READY TO BUILD

...................................

BUILD THE TAIL SURFACES

.........................

Make the skins for the tail surfaces

..............

Build the stab and elevators (straight

tail)

....

Build the fin and rudder (straight

tail)

...........

Build the stab and ruddervators (V

tail)

........

Make the stab tips

........................................

BUILD THE WING

............................................

Make the wing skins

.....................................

Preparations

.................................................

Build the outer wing panels

..........................

Sheet the top of the wing panels

..................

Finish the outer wing panels

.........................

Build the center section

................................

Sheet the top of the center section

...............

Prepare the bottom of the wing for sheeting.28

Sheet the bottom of the wing panels

............

Cut out the wheel wells

.................................

Build the wing tips

.........................................

Build the flaps

...............................................

Build the ailerons

..........................................

Mount the flap and aileron servos

................

Join the wing panels

.....................................

BUILD THE FUSELAGE

..................................

Preparation

...........................

.......................

Build the bottom of the fuselage

...................

Mount the servos

..........................................

Finish framing the fuse

.................................

Sheet the fuselage sides

..............................

Glue the tail cone together

...........................

Build the turtle deck (V

tail)

..........................

Hook up the ruddervators

.............................

Fit the tail cone

.............................................

Center the stab

.............................................

Align the stab horizontally

.............................

Mount the fin

.................................................

Build the turtle deck (straight

tail)

.................

Hook

up the rudder and elevator

..................

Build the dorsal fin

........................................

Fit the tail cone

.............................................

MOUNT THE ENGINE

......................................

MOUNT THE NOSE LANDING GEAR

.............

Fixed gear

.....................................................

Retractable gear

...........................................

FINISH CONSTRUCTION

................................

Hook

up the throttle

......................................

Sheet the forward deck and bottom

..............

Fit the cabin top

............................................

Mount the cabin top

......................................

Fit the windows

.............................................

Mount the wing to the fuse

...........................

MOUNT THE V

TAIL STAB

.............................

MOUNT THE STRAIGHT

TAIL STAB AND FIN

.....

Sheet the bottom of the wing center section 60

Make the belly pan

.......................................

Build and fit the cowl to the fuselage

............

FINISHING

........................................................

Fuel proofing

.................................................

Cabin details

.................................................

Scale details

.................................................

Final sanding

................................................

Cover Top Flite MonoKote film

.....................

Painting

.........................................................

Join the control surfaces

...............................

Glue in the windows

.....................................

Make door and hatch outlines

......................

Apply the decals

...........................................

GET YOUR MODEL READY TO FLY

..............

Balance your model

......................................

Balance the airplane laterally

.......................

Install your receiver and battery pack

...........

Control surface throws

.........................

PREFLIGHT

......................................................

Charge your batteries

...................................

Balance your propellers

................................

Find a safe place to fly

..................................

Ground check your model

............................

Range check your radio

................................

Engine safety precautions

............................

FLYING

.............................................................

Fuel mixture adjustment

...............................

Takeoff

..........................................................

Flying

............................................................

Landing

.........................................................

TWO

VIEW DRAWING

.....................

Back Cover

Flaps

.............................................................

-2-

PROTECT YOUR MODEL,

THIS IMPORTANT SAFETY

PRECAUTION

YOURSELF

OTHERS

Your Beechcraft Bonanza is not a toy, but a

sophisticated working model that functions very

much like an actual airplane.

Because of its realistic performance,

you do

not assemble and operate your Bonanza correctly,

you could possibly injure yourself or spectators and

damage property.

make your

R/C

modeling experience

totally enjoyable, get assistance with assembly

and your first flights from an experienced,

knowledgeable modeler.

You’ll learn faster and

avoid risking your model before you’re truly ready

solo.

Your local hobby shop has information

about flying clubs in your area whose membership

includes qualified instructors.

You can also contact the Academy of Model

Aeronautics (AMA), which has more than 2,300

chartered clubs across the United States. We

recommend you join the AMA which will insure you

at AMA club sites and events. AMA Membership is

required at chartered club fields where qualified

flight instructors are available.

Contact the AMA at the address or toll

free

phone number below:

SINCE

1936

Academy

Model Aeronautics

5151 East Memorial Drive

Muncie,

47302

Fax (765) 741

0057

(800)

435

9262

Your Top Flite Gold Edition Beechcraft

Bonanza is intended for scale and general sport

flying including

mild

aerobatics such as loops,

stall turns, rolls, etc. Its structure is designed to

withstand such stresses.

you intend to use

your Bonanza for more abusive types of flying

such as racing, aggressive aerobatics, or flying

from rough fields, it is your responsibility to

reinforce areas of the model that will be

subjected to the resulting unusually

high stresses.

NTRODU

CTl

Thank you for purchasing the

Top Flite Gold

Edition Beechcraft Bonanza.

From this kit you can build either the V35B

V-tail (1970, 1971

)

or the F33A straight tail (1970,

1971).

you like the looks of the V

tail best, don’t

be intimidated. Actually, the V

tail is a little easier

to build than the straight tail because it has fewer

parts! See page 7 for more comments on the

differences between the V

tail and the straight tail.

Since this is a scale model with lots of detail,

you’ll find it takes a little longer to complete than

the sport models you’ve built before. But since this

is a Top Flite Gold Edition kit, it isn’t more difficult

to build than those sport models. The Top Flite

Bonanza uses the same materials and standard

construction techniques you’ve already become

accustomed to. You won’t have to learn anything

new to end up with a first class scale model! Not

only that, nearly all of the trim schemes you’ll find

on full size Bonanzas are quite simple and should

be easy to duplicate with Top Flite MonoKote film!

The Top Flite Beechcraft Bonanza is an excellent

Sportsman or Expert Scale subject. Its large size

and accurate scale outline afford you the

opportunity to go all out with as many extra details

as you like. And with the abundance of Bonanzas

at airports around the country, finding a full scale

plane to model shouldn’t be a problem. The option

of building either a V

tail or conventional tail opens

up the possibilities even more!

-3-

Anyone who has mastered a low wing sport

model should be able to fly the Bonanza without

difficulty. It handles very much like a full size

Bonanza

smoothandpredictable.

Because of its 81” wingspan, the Top Flite

Beechcraft Bonanza is eligible for IMAA* events. In

order to be IMAA legal some of the control

components and hardware may need to be

replaced to conform to Giant Scale rules even

though this model does not require heavy duty

hookups.

Several scale accessories specially designed for

the Top Flite Bonanza are available separately

including a full cabin interior, in

cowl exhaust

system, and a complete lighting kit. See the Scale

Accessories section on page

for more

information.

*IMAA (International Miniature Aircraft Association)

is an organization that promotes non

competitive

flying of giant scale models.

IMAA

International Miniature Aircraft Association

205

Hilldale Road

Salina, KS 67401

Please inspect all parts carefully before

starting to build!

any parts are missing,

broken or defective, or if you have any

questions about building or flying this model,

please call us at (217) 398

8970 and we’ll be

glad to help.

you are calling for replacement

parts, please look up the part numbers and the

kit

identification number (stamped on the end

of the carton) and have them ready

when calling.

PRECAUTIONS

You must build the plane

according to the

plans and instructions.

not alter or modify the

model, as doing

may result in an unsafe or

unflyable model.

In a few cases the plans and

instructions may differ slightly from the

photos. In those instances you should assume

the plans and written instructions are correct.

You must take time to

build straight, true

and

strong.

You must use a proper RIC

radio

that is in first

class condition, the correct sized

engine

and

correct

components

(fuel tank, wheels, etc.)

throughout your building process.

You must properly

install

all R/C and other

components

that the model operates properly

on the ground and in the air.

You must

test

the operation of the model before

every flight

insure that all equipment is

operating, and you must make certain that the

model has remained structurally sound. Be sure to

check external nylon clevises often and replace

them

they show signs of wear.

you are not already an experienced

R/C

pilot

you must

fly

the model

only with the help

of a

competent, experienced

R/C

pilot.

NOTE:

We, as the kit manufacturer, can provide

you with a top quality kit and great instructions,

but ultimately the quality and flyability of your

finished model depends on how

you

build

it;

therefore, we cannot in any way guarantee the

performance of your completed model, and no

representations are expressed or implied

as to the performance or safety

your

completed model.

Remember: Take your time and follow

directions to end up with a well

built model that

is straight and true.

DECISIONS YOU MUST MAKE

TAIL CONFIGURATION

You

may build your Bonanza as a

straight

tail

or a

tail.

Complete instructions are provided for

both. The main differences in construction are

building the tail surfaces themselves, the way

they mount to the fuse, and the turtle deck

sheeting.

you wish to utilize the elevators as

ruddewators

(elevators and rudder) on the V

tail,

you will need a computer radio with V

tail mixing

or a servo mixer such as the Ace MixMaster

(ACEM2510). However, the Bonanza will fly just

fine with elevators only and no rudder input.

not be intimidated by the V

Tail configuration. It

flies beautifully and is as easy

handle as the

straight tail.

ENGINE SELECTION

Recommended engine size:

.60

.91

cu.

in.

stroke

-or-

.90

,120 cu.

in.

stroke

The Bonanza will fly

well

with any of the

recommended engines. The 4

stroke engines

and most

.75

stroke engines will turn a larger

prop at lower RPM’s. This is often desirable for

scale realism. Many

.60

stroke engines

produce about as much horsepower as the

popular

.75

or .90 2

stroke engines and will fly

the Bonanza well.

you use a

.60

2-stroke,

ball bearing, Schnuerle

ported engine is highly

recommended. Our prototype Bonanza weighed

13 pounds with all of the options, including flaps,

scale cockpit interior and operational lighting,

and was flown with a SuperTigre

75.

It turned

a Top Flite Power Point 12x8 prop at 9,600 RPM.

This engine provided excellent performance

and more than enough power, even in gusty

winds.

Although larger engines can be used to

power this model, the extra horsepower is

not

needed.

The included adjustable engine mount will

hold a range of engines from

.60

stroke

through 1.20 4

stroke.

EXHAUST SYSTEM

A Top Flite header and muffler are available

that will fit inside your cowl. They are designed

for 2

stroke engines mounted horizontally, as

used on the model and shown in the instructions.

For part numbers see the accessory list on page 6.

RETRACTABLE LANDING GEAR

You may build the Bonanza either with fixed or

retractable landing gear. Of course, fixed gear

will be much easier to install than retracts; but we

provide detailed instructions on retract

installation

you should have no trouble. We

chose the Robart #BZA80 retracts because they

are specially designed for this model. This

landing gear is a special adaptation of the Robart

#640

mains and the #631 nose gear. Other

systems may work as well but it is up to you to

make modifications to fit them into the model.

This model was designed to incorporate scale

flaps; however,flaps are optional are not

necessary

for an excellent flying experience.

Without flaps, the takeoff roll is longer and the

landing speed is faster.

The flaps are not difficult to build, but they do

require good craftsmanship to

fit

well. Flaps add

nicely

the model’s flight characteristics and

scale appearance while causing no bad effects.

Only slight trim correction is needed when they

are used with the recommended throws. They

are a highly recommended

fun

option

for those

who wish to install them. More information on

the use of the flaps may be found in the

“Flying” section.

For part numbers see the accessory list on page

-4-

FLAPS

Operational lighting

ROTATING BEACON

ING

NAVIGATION

LIGH

STROBE LIGHT

(GREEN

RIGHT, RED

LEFT)

An operational lighting system (TOPQ7912) has

been developed specially for the Top Flite

Bonanza and was installed in our prototypes.

Guidelines are provided in this manual for building

the wiring into the wing and building brackets to

hold the wing tip and tail navigation lights. You can

install the lights in the fuse at any time. The

instructions included with the lighting kit provide

information on how to hook everything up. The

lighting kit includes one rotating beacon for the top

the fuselage, one landing light for the front of the

cowl, and three navigation or

position

lights for the

wing tips and tail cone (green in the right wing tip,

red in the left wing tip, and white in the tail cone).

you would like

add the strobe lights in the wing

tips, order RAM #RAM01 (RAMQ2301) and

purchase additional clear lenses directly

from RAM.

Scale cockpit interior

Your model won't be complete without the Top

Flite Beechcraft Bonanza Scale Cabin Interior

(TOPQ8402). It includes the floor, side panels, full

instrument panel and six seats! You can install the

Cabin Interior at any time because the cabin top is

removable but it's easiest

build the cockpit into

the model while it's under construction. The servos

and pushrods are located

the Cabin Interior can

be installed without any modification.

NOTES

FOR

COMPETITION

MINDED MODELERS

We designed our model from Beechcraft's own

1969 3

view drawings and from measurements

taken from a V35B at a local airport. The model

scale is 1 5 .

you plan to enter your Bonanza in scale

competition (it's lots of fun, and the runways are

almost always paved!), this kit qualifies for

Fun

Scale

and the

Sportsman

and

Expert

classes in

Sport Scale.

Fun Scale and Sport Scale have the

same flight requirements where you must perform

ten maneuvers of which five are mandatory.

you

have never competed in a scale contest, you could

start out in Fun Scale. In Fun Scale, the only

documentation you need for static judging is any

proof that a full size aircraft of this type, in the

painffmarkings scheme on your model, did exist.

single photo, kit box cover, even a painting is

sufficient proof!

you're interested, contact the

AMA for a rule book which will tell you everything

you need

know. Look in the back of the AMA

magazine

Model Aviation

for a schedule of events.

The trim scheme of the Bonanza on your kit box

was

inspired

by several trim schemes and is not

taken from one particular plane.

you are not too

concerned with an exact scale trim scheme you

can duplicate the one on the kit box, make a

variation of the one on the box, or design your own

trim scheme.

you are going

compete in scale

competition use the photos in your documentation

package as a guide for your trim scheme.

DOCUMENTATION

three view drawings and photo packs of full size

Beechcraft Bonanzas are available from:

Scale Model Research,

3114 Yukon Ave, Costa Mesa, CA 92626

(714) 979

8058

OTHER ITEMS REQUIRED

Accessories

These are additional items you will need to

complete your Bonanza that are

not included

with

your kit. Order numbers are in parentheses

(GPMQ4130). Our exclusive brand is listed

where possible:

TOP

is the Top Flite brand,

GPM

is the Great Planes brand, and HCA is the

Hobbico brand.

to 6

channel radio with

to 9 servos

(2) 24

extension for ailerons

(2) 12

extension for elevator and rudder servo

(1)

Harness for ailerons

3-1/2" Main Wheels (ROBQI51

2-3" Nose Wheel (ROBQI513)

(6)

3/16 Wheel Collars (GPMQ4309)

14 oz. Fuel Tank (GPMQ4106)

2-3/4" White Spinner (GPMQ4525)

Medium Silicone Fuel Tubing (GPMQ4131)

1 / 2 R/C Foam Rubber Padding (HCAQ1050)

1/5 Scale Pilot Figures (WBRQ2485)

Fuel Filler Valve (GPMQ4160)

Exhaust Deflector (HCAP2175)

4 rolls Top Flite Super MonoKote covering,

see

Finishing

on page 64

Paint, see

Finishing

on page 64

Propellers,

see

the engine instructions

Items for V

tail with elevator only:

(1)

Harness for elevator servos

(if

building

tail with elevator only)

For Flaps, the following additional items will be

required:

(1)

Harness

(2) 9

Servo Extensions

(1) Dual Servo Extension

Robart #309 Super Hinge Points (ROBQ2509)

Two standard servos

-5-

For an In Cowl Muffler setup, the following

items will be required:

O.S

.61SF

FX Top Flite Header (TOPQ7920)

SuperTigre .61-.90K Top Flite Header (TOPQ7925)

SuperTigre .75-.9OG Top Flite Header (TOPQ7926)

.61-.75

Bonanza In Cowl Muffler (TOPQ7917)

BUILDING

SUPPLIES

Here's a checklist of supplies you should have on

hand while you're building.

We recommend Great

Planes Pro

and

Epoxy.

Glue/Filler

4 oz. Thin CA (GPMR6003)

4 oz. Medium CA+ (GPMR6009)

2 oz. Thick CA

(GPMR6015)

CA Accelerator (GPMR6035)

CA Debonder (GMPR6039)

CA Applicator Tips (HCAR3780)

minute epoxy (GPMR6047)

minute epoxy (GPMR6045)

Pro Wood Glue (GPMR6161)

Products

RC/56

canopy glue (JOZR5007)

Microballoons (TOPR1090)

Milled Fiberglass (GPMR6165)

Lightweight Hobby Filler (Balsa Color, HCAR3401)

Auto body filler (Bondo@or similar)

3M #75 Spray Adhesive (MMMR1900)

Denatured or lsopropyl Alcohol

Tools

#11 Blades (HCAR0311, 100 qty.)

Single Edge Razor Blades (HCARO312, 100 qty.)

Razor Plane (MASRl510)

X-Acto@Building Square (XACR7726)

X-Act0 Building Triangle (XACR7725)

Pins (HCAR5100

small, HCAR5150

medium, HCAR5200

large)

3/32

9/32

1/8 5/16

5/32

9/64" or #29

Q 3/16" u11/64"or#10

1 / 4 13/64

or #7

Drill Bits: 1/16

17/64

Tools

(Cont.)

1/4

20 Tap and drill set (GPMR8105)

8-32 Tap and drill set (GPMR8103)

Kyosho"

LexarP

Curved Scissors (KYORl01

Long handle 9/64 ball driver (GPMR8004)

Long handle 3/32

ball driver (GPMR8002)

Silver Solder (GPMR8070w/flux)

Masking Tape

Wax Paper

Easy

Touch'

Bar Sanders*

Heat Gun (TOPR2000)

Trim Seal

Tool

(TOPR2200)

Hot Sock (TOPR2175)

Sealing Iron (TOPR2100)

EASY

TOUCH

HAND SANDER

*A flat, durable, easy

handle sanding

tool

is a

necessity for building a well finished model. Great

Planes makes a complete range of

Easy

Touch Bar

Sanders

(patent pending) and replaceable

Easy

Touch adhesive

backed sandpaper.

While

building the Bonanza we used two 5-1/2" Bar

Sanders and two

11"

Bar Sanders equipped with

grit and 150

grit adhesive

backed sandpaper.

Here's the complete list

Easy

Touch Bar Sanders

and adhesive backed sandpaper:

1/2 Bar Sander (GPMR6169)

Bar

Sander (GPMR6170)

22" Bar Sander (GPMR6172)

grit (GPMR6180)

150

grit (GPMR6183)

220

grit (GPMR6185)

12' roll of Adhesive

backed sandpaper

Assortment pack

1/2 strips (GPMR6189)

We also use 3M 320

grit or 400

grit wet

dry

sandpaper

for

finish sanding.

IMPORTANT BUILDING NOTES

There are

two

types of screws used i\n this kit:

number and a length.

Sheet metal screws are designated by a

For example #4 x 5/8":

Machine screws are designated by a number,

threads per inch, and a length.

For example 4

40 x 3/4":

When you see the term

test fit

in the

instructions, it means that you should first position

the part on the assembly without using any glue,

then slightly modify or

custom fit

the part as

necessary for the best fit.

Whenever the term

glue

is used this means you

should rely upon your experience to decide what

type of glue to use. When a specific type of

adhesive works best for that step we will tell you

what type of glue to use.

Whenever

just

epoxy

is specified you may use

either

minute epoxy

minute epoxy. When

minute epoxy is specified it is highly

recommended that you use only 30

minute epoxy

because you will need the working time and/or the

additional strength.

Occasionally we refer to the

top

bottom

of the

model or

down.

To avoid confusion, the

top

bottom

of the model is as it would be when the

airplane is right side up and will be referred

the top even

the model is upside down during

that step,

i.e.

the top main spar is always the top

main spar even if the wing is upside down when

you are working on it. Similarly,

move the former

means move the former toward the top of the

fuselage even

the fuselage

upside down when

you are working on it.

Incidence and Thrust Angles: The incidence

angles and down thrust angles shown on the

fuselage side view are in reference to the stepped

main fuselage stringer (the 1/4"

3/8"

stepped stringer), which is set at

The right

thrust shown on the bottom view is in reference to

the centerline of the fuselage. Remember, this is

-6-

the

bottom view

right thrust is viewed as an

offset to the left from the bottom.

When you get to each step, read that step

completely through to the

end

before you begin.

Frequently there is important information or a note

at the end of the step that you need to know before

you start.

Photos

and

sketches

are placed

ahead

of the

step they refer to. Frequently

you

can study photos

in following steps to get another view of the same

parts.

COMMON ABBREVIATIONS USED IN

THIS

BOOK

AND ON THE PLANS:

Deg

Degrees

Fuse

Fuselage

Leading Edge (front)

Landing Gear

Left

Right

Stab

Stabilizer

Trailing Edge (rear)

Inches

Elev

Elevator

Ply

Plywood

TYPES

WOOD:

Balsa Basswood

Plywood

Inch Scale

INCHES

25.4

(CONVERSION FACTOR)

1/64

.4mm 3/4"

19.0 mm

1/32

.8 mm

25.4 mm

1/16

1.6rnm

50.8 mm

3/32

2.4

76.2 mm

118"

3.2

rnrn

152.4 mm

5/32

4.0

rnrn

304.8 mm

3/16

4.8

mrn

457.2 mm

114"

6.4

mrn 21"

533.4 mm

3/8

9.5rnm

609.6 mm

1/2"

12.7rnrn 30"

762.0 mm

5/8

15.9

rnrn 36"

= 914.4 mm

NOTES

FROM

THE

DESIGNER

Scale Accuracy:

The Bonanza was designed using three

view drawings from Beechcraft dated 1969. In addition,

measurements of all aircraft components were taken from a

V35B Bonanza at a local airport.

Wing Design:

The TF Bonanza was designed with an

"1-

Beam

type of wing spar rather than the more traditional "D-

Tube

type construction. Actually, the design could be

called an

Tube

. This simplifies construction and is

approximately

50%

stronger than D

Tube designs. The

wing was designed with an absolute minimum number of

seams that must be sanded on the finished wing. The result

is a very smooth wing.

Flaps:

Flaps on the full scale aircraft allow steeper

approaches and slower landing speeds. They do exactly the

same on this model. The improvement in performance is

well worth the effort.

Landing Gear:

If you are installing fixed gear you will note

that the strut extends

out

from the center of the groved rail

instead of the end. This allows landing stresses

distributed across three ply reinforced ribs, rather than

being concentrated at the end of the rail.

you plan

install retractable landing gear,

highly recommend the

Robart units especially designed for the Bonanza. They are

very robust and include shock absorbing struts. One of our

prototype models was built with Robart

#606HD

mains and

a #607 nose unit. Though adequate, they required a lot of

maintenance and occasional repair. Gear doors would look

great on this model but you will have

do some

modifications

you want to install then. The mounting rails

40 50

100

110

120

130

140

150

160

Metric Scale

-7-

are designed

minimize damage in the event of hard

landings or contact with obstacles.

Fuselage Design:

The fuselage design is fairly

conventional. The cabin top is a LARGE ABS piece and

drove many of the other design elements

such as how

get it into the box! But

does simplify construction and

looks great.

is designed

be removable but

you are not

concerned with access

the fuel tank and cabin interior it

can be permanently glued in place, allowing the seams

be filled in. We found that

you choose your trim design

carefully, the seams are pretty well hidden.

The cabin area is reinforced with

1/8

lite ply. While it is

more than strong enough,

would recommend that you

reinforce the area with some basswood rails along the

bottom of formers F2, F4 and F6 across the width

the

fuselage. We have included ample extra 1/4" x 3/8"

basswood material for this purpose.

V-Tail

straight tail:

personally feel that a Bonanza is

not a Bonanza if it isn't a V

Tail.

you are intimidated by

rumors about V

Tails being hard

build or difficult

fly,

you shouldn't be. The V

Tail is easier to build and

just

easy

fly.

the other hand, was intimidated by the

V-Tail!

Just

kidding.

was designing the model

be either

Tail or straight tail, using the same basic mounting

structure and pushrods and showing

all on the plans that

found intimidating.

You Need a Computer Radio?

NO!!

A computer radio

will simplify radio installation and allow full utilization of the

ruddervators but it is in no way required. Simply connect the

ruddervator servos together with a Y

cable and use them as

elevators. Or use one of the many mixers available

obtain V

Tail mixing. Incidentally, this model duplicates

virtually all of the flight characteristics of the full size aircraft.

The rudders are somewhat ineffective and it has the

characteristic Bonanza tail wiggle. The

full

size aircraft has

differential throw when rudder is applied

the ruddervator

having more up throw than down. This compensates for a

nose down tendency otherwise. Try

duplicate this

you

use a computer radio. We used a Futaba radio and

did get the required compensation as you will note in the

recommended control throws section.

Will It Really Fly

.60

Size Engine?

YES!! And very

scale like as well. Our test flying was done with a new

Super Tigre .75 with a TF in

cowl muffler.

was during

winter and it was cold so we weren't able

dial in the

engine very well.

was turning

TF 12

8 Power Point prop

at 9,600 RPM and we never felt a need for more power.

flew in a very scale like manner.

Good luck and good flying.

hope you enjoy building and

flying your Bonanza as much as

did designing it.

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