PRODUCT INFORMATION

VMA-T210W

VMAR TWIN OTTER 09-15 ARF ECS ELECTRIC - WHITE

TABLE OF CONTENTS
CONDITIONS OF USE			1
SUMMARY INFORMATION			2
	GENERAL SUMMARY		3
	SPECIFICATIONS SUMMARY		18
	TECHNICAL SUMMARY		43
KNOWLEDGE BASE			66
	Knowledge Base - DIRECTORY (TOC)		67
	Knowledge Base - HOW TO		70
	Knowledge Base - PRIORITY RESPONSE TICKETS		73
	Knowledge Base - PRIORITY RESPONSE NOTIFICATION SERVICE		74
	Knowledge Base - SUPPORT SERVICES		75
DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS			76
	ACCESSORIES INCLUDED		77
	CLEANING		104
	COVERING		116
	COWL		143
	FUEL TANK		173
	FUSELAGE		200
	LANDING GEAR		264
	MOTOR (ELECTRIC)		397
	MOTOR (ELECTRIC) MOUNT SYSTEM		420
	MOTOR (ELECTRIC) MOUNT		432
	RADIO SYSTEM		456
	SERVO MOUNTING		491
	SET UP		554
	STABILIZER - HORIZONTAL & ELEVATOR		592
	STABILIZER - VERTICAL & RUDDER		667
	WEIGHTS		741
	WING		759
	WING LOADING		862
APPENDICES			877
	PACKING LIST		878
	PACKAGING		987
	PRECISION		1027

1	CONDITIONS OF USE	Back to TOP	20100217 00009864
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2	SUMMARY INFORMATION	Back to TOP	20070425 00009865
The Summary tables below provide the most commonly requested Information, Specifications & Technical data.

3	GENERAL SUMMARY	Back to TOP	20070425 00009866
8	Part#:	VMA-T210W	20100630 00009871
9	Description:	VMAR TWIN OTTER 09-15 ARF ECS ELECTRIC - WHITE	20100630 00009872
10	Highlights:	MAP IN EFFECT! VMAR ELECTRIC ARFS, THE REAL THING	20100630 00009873
11	Price List & Web Category:	VMA Products AIRPLANE KITS ARF ELECTRIC	20100630 00009874
12	$USA Retail:	169.99	20100630 00009875
13	$CDN Retail:	186.99	20100630 00009876
14	Start Ship Date:	20070615	20100630 00009877

18	SPECIFICATIONS SUMMARY	Back to TOP	20070428 00009881
27	Type:	Electric Semi-Scale (Twin) 150-300 Watt ARF High Wing Trike	20070507 00009890
28	Skill:	For those with intermediate or better RC Flying skills	20070427 00009891
29	Cowl:	Yes	20070425 00009892
30	Landing Gear Type:	Trike	20070425 00009893
31	Motors (Quantity):	2 with Power of 75 to 150 watts/motor. Recommended Power (watts/motor) 113	20070504 00009894
32	Fuselage Length:	54.33 in. (1380 mm)	20110330 00009895
33	Radio for Basic Remote Control of this product:	Analog or Computer 4 Channels with 5 Servos	20070504 00009896
34	Radio with Flaperon Function:	Computer 5 Channels with 5 Servos	20070509 00009897
35	Weight Flying with Radio & Motor & Battery (Min):	3.04 lbs (1383.44 g)	20070429 00009898
36	Weight Flying with Radio & Motor & Battery (Max):	3.33 lbs (1514.51 g)	20070429 00009899
37	Wing Airfoil Shape:	Semi Symmetrical	20070429 00009900
38	Wing Area:	429.37 sq in. (2770.12 sq cm)	20070428 00009901
39	Wing Span:	61.34 in. (1558 mm)	20070428 00009902

43	TECHNICAL SUMMARY	Back to TOP	20070425 00009906
55	Motor Mounting System:	Fixed firewall permanently attached to Wing	20070505 00009918
56	Fuselage Pushrods Factory Installed:	Yes	20070428 00009919
57	Fuselage Pilot Factory Installed:	Not on this model	20070428 00009920
58	Wing Ailerons Flaperon Ready with Computer Radio:	Yes	20070428 00009921
59	Wing Flaps Factory Installed:	No	20070428 00009922
60	Wing Plugs In to Fuselage:	No	20070428 00009923
61	Wing Loading with Radio & Motor & Battery Min:	16.33 oz/sq ft (.50 g/sq cm)	20070429 00009924
62	Wing Loading with Radio & Motor & Battery Max:	17.88 oz/sq ft (.55 g/sq cm)	20070429 00009925

66	KNOWLEDGE BASE	Back to TOP	20070425 00009929
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67	Knowledge Base - DIRECTORY (TOC)	Back to TOP	20070425 00009930
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70	Knowledge Base - HOW TO	Back to TOP	20070425 00009931
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73	Knowledge Base - PRIORITY RESPONSE TICKETS	Back to TOP	20070425 00009933
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74	Knowledge Base - PRIORITY RESPONSE NOTIFICATION SERVICE	Back to TOP	20070425 00009934
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75	Knowledge Base - SUPPORT SERVICES	Back to TOP	20070425 00009935
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76	DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS	Back to TOP	20070425 00009936
The Detailed Specification tables below provide highly detailed technical information about this product and components that make up this product. Set Up values and calculated Performance Data are also provided where applicable.

77

ACCESSORIES INCLUDED

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104	CLEANING	Back to TOP	20070425 00009964
109	Cleaning Caution:	Do NOT NOT NOT clean with Simple Green, 409, 2-butoxymethanol, Butyl Cellulose, Glycol Ethers or Solvents. Test all plastics first. Test small area of covering first. Avoid dousing or flooding. Lightly spray only. Please See Notes.	20070425 00009969
Before cleaning this product either before or after use, thoroughly review any Read Me First documents that may have been included with this product AND the information at the following link: VMAR - Cleaning Model Aircraft
110	Recommended Cleaner:	Fantastic diluted up to 50/50 with water	20070425 00009970
111	Cleaning Method:	Do NOT NOT NOT spray any cleaner directly onto plastic parts or canopy without first testing thoroughly. Mist cleaner onto model, then wipe gently with paper towel.	20070425 00009971
112	Polishing Method:	Spray Armorall onto paper towel then wipe onto surface of model. Use another paper towel or soft cloth to buff to high gloss.	20070425 00009972

116	COVERING	Back to TOP	20070425 00009976
121	Covering Caution:	Please See Note	20070425 00009981
Before attempting covering maintenance or repairs, thoroughly review any Read Me First documents that may have have been included with your model AND the information at the following link: VMAR - Covering - General Information
122	Covering Factory Applied:	Yes	20070425 00009982
123	Covering Type:	POLYCOTE ESC (Enhanced Covering System)	20070425 00009983
124	Covering Material:	Polyester Heat Shrink Film with Heat Activated Adhesive	20070425 00009984
125	Covering Heat Shrinkable:	Yes, with Medium to High Temperature	20070425 00009985
126	Covering Seams:	Minimal. Sealed with Sure Seal System	20070425 00009986
127	Covering Repairable:	Yes with Heat Iron and Heat Gun	20070425 00009987
128	Covering Repair & Maintenance Method:	Please See Note	20070425 00009988
Please do NOT assume that this covering has the same characteristics as older or other covering systems. It may but it may not and diving into a repair without preparing can be an expensive one way trip into trouble. Before attempting covering maintenance or repairs, thoroughly review any Read Me First documents that may have have been included with your model AND the information at the following link: VMAR - Covering - General Information
129	Covering Patch Sheets Available:	Yes, as an aftermarket item. Please See Note	20070425 00009989
For covering patch sheets, please consult the spare parts listing for this product.
130	Covering Sets Available:	Yes, as an aftermarket item. Please See Note	20070425 00009990
For covering sets consisting of original factory covering sheets, please consult the spare parts listing for this product. Covering sets are intended for aftermarket application following large scale repairs to major components such as wings, fuselages and stabilizers.
131	Covering Fuelproof Caution:	If above 15% Nitro Test All Plastics First	20070425 00009991
132	Covering Graphics Factory Applied:	Yes	20070425 00009992
133	Covering Graphics Inside the Covering:	Yes	20070425 00009993
134	Covering Fuelproof to Glow Fuel:	Yes for common model engine glow fuel to at least 40% nitromethane.	20070425 00009994
135	Covering Decals:	No. All graphics factory applied	20070425 00009995
136	Covering Fuelproof to other Model Fuel:	No Known Issues. Please See Note.	20070425 00009996
Caution: Avoid applying raw fuel of any type onto the model. Test all plastics first. Test small out of sight area of covering first.
137	Covering Layers:	No. All Graphics Inside the Covering	20070425 00009997
138	Covering Strips:	No. All Graphics Inside the Covering	20070425 00009998
139	Covering Stripes:	No. All Graphics Inside the Covering	20070425 00009999

143	COWL	Back to TOP	20070425 00010003
144	Cowl On this model:	Yes	20070425 00010004
146	Part#:	VMA-T210WL	20110113 00012397
152	Cowl Material:	Plastic	20070809 00012403
167	Cowl Vents Intake:	Yes	20070809 00012418

173	FUEL TANK	Back to TOP	20070428 00010006
174	Fuel Tank Included:	No. This model is intended to be Electric powered. No provision has been made for fitting a fuel tank.	20070429 00010007

200	FUSELAGE	Back to TOP	20070425 00010011
202	Part#:	VMA-T210WF	20071124 00010448
203	Dimensions:	Please See Note	20070425 00010449
Fuselage Length is with Stabilizers and without Spinner unless otherwise noted.
204	Terminology:	Please See Note	20070425 00010450
The term "effective" is used to desribe the size of an object which is tapered or irregularly shaped. The terms "saddle" and "saddle area" describe that portion of a flying surface such as the center section of a wing or horizontal stabilizer where it intersects the fuselage.
207	Fuselage Location:	Below Wing	20070427 00010453
208	Fuselage Length with Stabilizers:	54.33 in. (1380 mm)	20070426 00010454
219	Fuselage Material:	Balsa Wood & Light Plywood. Ribs, Formers and Sheeting are Laser Cut. Sticks, Stringers & Strips are Saw Cut.	20070425 00010465
220	Fuselage Construction Method:	Built Up	20070425 00010466
223	Fuselage Construction Adhesive:	PVA, Cyanoacrylate and Epoxy	20070425 00010469
224	Fuselage Shape of Main Section:	3D Box Like	20070425 00010470
225	Fuselage Shape of Turtle Deck:	Flat horizontally & descending slope vertically towards the tail	20070427 00010471
226	Fuselage Hatches:	Yes 1 on Top near front of Fuselage for access to Battery.	20070425 00010472
227	Fuselage Pushrods Factory Installed:	Yes	20070425 00010473
228	Fuselage Pushrods Rudder:	1	20070425 00010474
229	Fuselage Pushrods Elevator:	1	20070425 00010475
230	Fuselage Pushrods Throttle:	1	20070425 00010476
231	Fuselage Pushrod Material:	Plastic with long metal rods inserted at Servo end and Control Horn end	20070425 00010477
232	Fuselage Pushrods Threaded:	Yes Both Ends	20070425 00010478
233	Fuselage Pushrods In Guide Tubes:	Yes Nylon	20070425 00010479
234	Fuselage Pushrod Exit Guides:	Yes	20070425 00010480
235	Fuselage Windshield Factory Installed:	Yes	20070425 00010481
236	Fuselage Windshield attached to Fuselage with:	Adhesive. Please See Note	20070506 00010482
For more details about this component that is included with this product you may find the following link helpful: More Details about this Component
237	Fuselage Pilot Factory Installed:	Not on this model	20070428 00010483

264	LANDING GEAR	Back to TOP	20070425 00010013
269	Landing Gear Type:	Trike	20070425 00010018
270	Nose Gear Included:	Yes	20070425 00010019
271	Nose Gear Mounted to:	Firewall	20070425 00010020
274	Nose Gear Wheel Quantity:	1	20070425 00010023
275	Nose Gear Wheel Tire Material:	Rubber	20070425 00010024
276	Nose Gear Wheel Hub Material:	Plastic	20070425 00010025
278	Nose Gear Wheel Treaded:	Yes Regular	20070425 00010027
279	Nose Gear Wheel Pant:	No	20070425 00010028
280	Nose Gear Retract Ready:	No	20070425 00010029
281	Nose Gear Retract Possible:	No. Not without major modifications The full size version of this aircraft does not have retracts.	20070425 00010030
282	Nose Gear Steerable:	Yes	20070425 00010031
284	Please Note:	The following specifications refer to additional related components included with this product and also made available as spare (replacement) parts per the part number (Part#) shown below.	20070425 00010033
286	Part#:	VMA-T210XNGB	20110214 00010510
291	Nose Gear Material:	Wire	20070425 00010515
292	Nose Gear Shock Coil:	Yes	20070425 00010516
297	Nose Gear Material:	Wire	20070425 00010521
298	Nose Gear Shock Absorbing:	Yes. Shock Absorption via Coil	20070425 00010522
304	Nose Gear Shaped by Factory:	Yes	20070425 00010528
305	Nose Gear Axle Provided:	Yes as part of the Gear Leg	20070425 00010529
306	Nose Gear Collars Provided:	Yes 1	20070425 00010530
311	Main Gear Included:	Yes.	20070425 00010035
313	Main Gear Mounted to:	Fuselage	20070425 00010037
314	Main Gear Axles point:	Outboard	20070425 00010038
316	Main Gear Wheel Quantity per Gear:	2	20070425 00010040
317	Main Gear Wheel Tire Material:	Rubber	20070425 00010041
318	Main Gear Wheel Hub Material:	Plastic	20070425 00010042
320	Main Gear Wheels Treaded:	Yes Regular	20070425 00010044
321	Main Gear Wheel Pants:	No	20070425 00010045
322	Main Gear Retract Ready:	No	20070425 00010046
323	Main Gear Retract Possible:	No. Not without major modifications The full size version of this aircraft does not have retracts	20070425 00010047
324	Please Note:	The following specifications refer to additional related components included with this product and also made available as spare (replacement) parts per the part number (Part#) shown below.	20070425 00010048
326	Part#:	VMA-T210XMGB	20110306 00010535
331	Main Gear Material:	Wire	20070425 00010540
332	Main Gear Shock Coil:	No	20070425 00010541
338	Main Gear Material:	T6 Aluminum	20070425 00010547
339	Main Gear Shock Absorbing:	Yes. Vertically	20070425 00010548
347	Main Gear Shaped by Factory:	Yes	20070425 00010556
348	Main Gear Axles Provided:	Yes 2 as part of main gear	20070425 00010557
349	Main Gear Collars Provided:	Yes 2	20070425 00010558

397	MOTOR (ELECTRIC)	Back to TOP	20070504 00010064
402	Motor Location:	Front end of Fuselage	20070504 00010069
403	Motor Location of Propeller:	Forward of Motor (Tractor)	20070504 00010070
404	Motor Orientation:	0 degrees (Upright)	20070504 00010071
405	Motor Quantity:	2	20070504 00010072
406	Motor Minimum Size (each):	75 watts. (2 Stroke Glow Power .09 cu in.)	20070504 00010073
407	Motor Maximum Size (each):	150 watts. (2 Stroke Glow Power .15 cu in.)	20070504 00010074
408	Motor Recommended Power (watts/motor):	113	20070504 00010075
409	Motor Horizontal Thrust Adjustable:	Yes by inserting washers between motor backing plate and firewall	20070504 00010076
410	Motor Horizontal Thrust Recommended:	0 degrees	20070504 00010077
411	Motor Horizontal Thrust Maximum Angle:	3 degrees Right	20070504 00010078
412	Motor Vertical Thrust Adjustable:	Yes by inserting washers between motor backing plate and firewall	20070504 00010079
413	Motor Vertical Thrust Recommended:	0 degrees	20070504 00010080
414	Motor Vertical Thrust Maximum Angle:	2 degrees Down	20070504 00010081
415	Motor Replace with Glow Engine:	Please See Note	20070504 00010082
If your model is equipped with a Power Module (see section re Motor Mount System) then conversion to Glow Engine power is likely possible. If your model is not equipped with a Power Module then conversion to Glow Engine power may be possible but will require some additional work. In either case, a fuel tank and fuel tubing will be required and the fuel tank will require careful placement. For more information please click on the following link: More Information about Glow Power Conversions & Requirements
416	Motor Replace with Jet (Turbine):	Not Recommended. Please See Note	20070504 00010083
This model has been designed to use an electric motor mounted in the nose and turning a propeller in a standard "tractor" power configuration. For information about converting this model to use Jet (Turbine) power please click on the following link: More Information about Jet (Turbine) Conversions & Requirements

420	MOTOR (ELECTRIC) MOUNT SYSTEM	Back to TOP	20070504 00010087
427	Motor Mounting System:	Power Module with fixed (aft) firewall permanently attached to the fuselage plus removeable (forward) firewall for easy installation of motor and speed control	20070505 00009825
The VMAR Power Module System consists of a removeable forward firewall to which the motor or motor mount is attached to the front face. The speed control can be suspended on dowels or bolts protruding from either face. The VMAR Power Module system makes it easy to install the widest possible range of motors and to set up motor thrust both vertically and horizontally. The Power Module System also makes it very easy to service or change any motor or change to another whole power plant set up. For more information and an illustration of a typical Power Module please click on the following link: More Information about the VMAR Power Module System

432	MOTOR (ELECTRIC) MOUNT	Back to TOP	20070504 00010089
433	Motor Mount Quantity:	2	20070504 00010090
434	Motor Mount Installed:	Using 30 Minute Epoxy to attach permanently to Wing	20070504 00010091
437	Part#:	VMA-T210XPMV	20110224 00009781
442	Motor Mount Type:	Flat vertical surface to which backing plate of motor is attached	20070504 00009786
443	Motor Mount Material:	Wood	20070504 00009787
445	Motor Mount Retains Motor backing plate with:	Machine Bolts, Nuts and Washers	20070504 00009789
446	Motor Mount Drilling Required:	No if using motor backing plate with either of the two most common configurations. (Backing plates of VMAX motors, VMAX Power Packs & VMAX Power Modules mount without drilling)	20070504 00009790
447	Motor Mount Drilling Optional:	Yes. Drilling can be done to mount motors with backing plates that have non-standard configurations	20070504 00009791
448	Motor Mounting Bolt Type Recommended:	Black Allen Head Machine Bolt	20070504 00009792

456	RADIO SYSTEM	Back to TOP	20070504 00010094
461	Radio Complete System Factory Installed:	No. Radio System NOT Included	20070504 00010099
462	Radio Receiver Installed:	No. Receiver NOT Included	20070504 00010100
463	Radio Servos Installed:	No. Servos NOT Included	20070504 00010101
464	Radio for Basic Remote Control of this product:	Analog or Computer 4 Channels with 5 Servos	20070504 00010102
465	Radio for Basic Remote Control - Servo Usage:	1 for Nose Wheel Steering, 1 for Rudder, 1 for Elevator, 2 for Ailerons	20070504 00010103
466	Radio for Basic Remote Control - Additional Wiring:	1 Aileron 12 in. Extension, 1 Y-Harness for Ailerons, 1 Rudder 12 in. Extension and 1 Y-Harness for Rudder & Nose Wheel	20070504 00010104
470	Radio with Flaperon Function:	Computer 5 Channels with 5 Servos	20070504 00010108
471	Radio with Flaperon Function - Servo Usage:	1 for Nose Wheel Steering, 1 for Rudder, 1 for Elevator, 2 for Flaperons	20070504 00010109
472	Radio with Flaperon Function - Additional Wiring:	1 Aileron 12 in. Extension 1 Rudder 12 in. Extension and 1 Y-Harness for Rudder & Nose Wheel	20070504 00010110

491	SERVO MOUNTING	Back to TOP	20070504 00010129
496	Primary Location for Servos:	In radio compartment located in center of fuselage beneath wing	20070504 00010134
497	Servo Mounting Method at Primary Location:	Tray	20070428 00010135
498	Primary Servo Tray Included:	Yes	20070428 00010136
499	Primary Servo Tray Universal:	Yes. Fits Sub Micro Servos from Airtronics, VRS, Futaba, JR, & HiTech	20070428 00010137
500	Primary Servo Tray Adjustable:	Yes. Using hobby knife to expand opening if required	20070428 00010138
501	Primary Servo Tray Material:	Wood	20070428 00010139
502	Primary Servo Tray Number of Servos:	1	20070428 00010140
503	Primary Servo Tray hold Servos for:	Nose Wheel Steering	20070428 00010141
504	Primary Servo Tray provide for Switch Mount:	No	20070428 00010142
505	Secondary Location for Servos:	Exterior of Fuselage near tail	20070428 00010143
506	Servo Mounting Method at Secondary Location:	Tray	20070428 00010144
507	Secondary Servo Tray Included:	Yes	20070428 00010145
508	Secondary Servo Tray Universal:	Yes. Fits Sub Micro Servos from Airtronics, VRS, Futaba, JR, & HiTech	20070428 00010146
509	Secondary Servo Tray Adjustable:	Yes. Using hobby knife to expand opening if required	20070428 00010147
510	Secondary Servo Tray Material:	Wood	20070428 00010148
511	Secondary Servo Tray Number of Servos:	2 (one on each side of fuselage)	20070428 00010149
512	Secondary Servo Tray hold Servos for:	Rudder & Elevator	20070428 00010150
513	Secondary Servo Tray provide for Switch Mount:	No	20070428 00010151
514	Tertiary Location for Servos:	In Wings	20070428 00010152
515	Servo Mounting Method at Tertiary Location:	Rails	20070428 00010153
516	Tertiary Servo Rails Included:	Yes	20070428 00010154
517	Tertiary Servo Rails Universal:	Yes. Fits Sub Micro Servos from Airtronics, VRS, Futaba, JR, & HiTech	20070428 00010155
518	Tertiary Servo Rails Adjustable:	No	20070428 00010156
519	Tertiary Servo Rails Material:	Wood	20070428 00010157
520	Tertiary Servo Rails Number of Servos:	2 (one in each wing panel)	20070428 00010158
521	Tertiary Servo Rails hold Servos for:	Ailerons	20070428 00010159
522	Tertiary Servo Rails provide for Switch Mount:	No	20070428 00010160

554	SET UP	Back to TOP	20070428 00010192
559	CG Measured with Respect To:	Distance Back from Wing Leading Edge adjacent to side of Fuselage with No Fuel. (See Illustration in Assembly & Operations Manual)	20070428 00010197
560	CG Location for First Flight:	1.97 in. (50 mm)	20070428 00010198
561	CG Location Nominal:	2.07 in. (52.5 mm)	20070428 00010199
562	CG Location Max:	2.17 in. (55 mm)	20070428 00010200
564	Thrust Line Horizontal:	Distance from Top of Fuselage .00 in. ( mm)	20070428 00010202
566	Rudder Movement Min & First Flight Left:	.315 in. (8 mm)	20070428 00010204
567	Rudder Movement Min & First Flight Right:	.315 in. (8 mm)	20070428 00010205
568	Rudder Movement Min & First Flight Total Left & Right:	.630 in. (16 mm)	20070428 00010206
569	Rudder Movement Maximum Left:	.394 in. (10 mm)	20070428 00010207
570	Rudder Movement Maximum Right:	.394 in. (10 mm)	20070428 00010208
571	Rudder Movement Maximum Total Left & Right:	.787 in. (20 mm)	20070428 00010209
572	Elevator Movement Min & First Flight Up:	.157 in. (4 mm)	20070428 00010210
573	Elevator Movement Min & First Flight Down:	.157 in. (4 mm)	20070428 00010211
574	Elevator Movement Min & First Flight Total Up & Down:	.315 in. (8 mm)	20070428 00010212
575	Elevator Movement Maximum Up:	.236 in. (6 mm)	20070428 00010213
576	Elevator Movement Maximum Down:	.236 in. (6 mm)	20070428 00010214
577	Elevator Movement Maximum Total Up & Down:	.472 in. (12 mm)	20070428 00010215
578	Aileron Movement Min & First Flight Right Up & Left Down:	.157 in. (4 mm)	20070428 00010216
579	Aileron Movement Min & First Flight Left Up & Right Down:	.157 in. (4 mm)	20070428 00010217
580	Aileron Movement Min & First Flight Total Up and Down:	.315 in. (8 mm)	20070428 00010218
581	Aileron Movement Maximum Right Up & Left Down:	.236 in. (6 mm)	20070428 00010219
582	Aileron Movement Maximum Left Up & Right Down:	.236 in. (6 mm)	20070428 00010220
583	Aileron Movement Maximum Total Up & Down:	.472 in. (12 mm)	20070428 00010221
584	Flaperon Movement Min & First Flight Down:	None. Minimize to Neutral	20070428 00010222
585	Flaperon Movement Maximum Down:	.12 in. (3.00 mm)	20070428 00010223
For more details about this component that is included with this product you may find the following link helpful: More Details about this Component

592	STABILIZER - HORIZONTAL & ELEVATOR	Back to TOP	20070428 00010230
The ("Horiz") Horizontal Stabilizer ("Stab") consists of the horizontal tailplane that is attached to the fuselage and the elevator which is the moveable control surface attached to the trailing edge of the tailplane.
594	Part#:	VMA-T210WTH	20070428 00010563
597	Dimensions:	Please See Note	20070425 00010567
The dimensions of the Horizontal Stabilizer include the mounting Saddle and Elevator unless otherwise noted. The Elevator Quantity is the number of elevator segments. This is usually 1 or 2. i.e. 1 if the elevator is one piece, 2 if the elevator is split into a right and left segment. The Elevator Length is expressed as the length per elevator segment. The Elevator Area is expressed as the total of the area of all elevator segments.
598	Terminology:	Please See Note	20070425 00010568
The term "effective" is used to desribe the size of an object which is tapered or irregularly shaped. The term "chord" describes the linear distance from the leading edge to the trailing edge through a wing or control surface. The terms "saddle" and "saddle area" describe that portion of a flying surface such as the center section of a wing or horizontal stabilizer where it intersects the fuselage.
601	Horiz Stabilizer Location:	Horizontal Stabilizer slot in aft end of Fuselage	20070425 00010571
614	Horiz Stabilizer Airfoil Shape:	Slab	20070425 00010584
621	Horiz Stabilizer Material:	Balsa Wood & Light Plywood. Ribs, Formers and Sheeting are Laser Cut. Sticks, Stringers & Strips are Saw Cut.	20070425 00010591
622	Horiz Stabilizer Construction Method:	Built Up	20070425 00010592
623	Horiz Stabilizer Construction Adhesive:	PVA, Cyanoacrylate and Epoxy	20070425 00010593
624	Horiz Stabilizer Sheeted Fully:	No	20070425 00010594
628	Horiz Stabilizer Ribs Capped:	Yes	20070425 00010598
629	Horiz Stabilizer Attaches to Fuselage via:	Slot in Fuselage and Adhesive	20070425 00010599
630	Horiz Stabilizer Adhesive Required:	30 Minute Epoxy	20070425 00010600
631	Horiz Stabilizer Requires Struts:	No	20070425 00010601
632	Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Factory Installed:	Yes	20070425 00010602
633	Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Quantity:	1 (i.e. not split into left & right halves)	20070425 00010603
642	Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Hinge Type:	Flexible Live Low Gap	20070425 00010612
643	Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Hinge Adhesive:	Cyanoacrylate	20070425 00010613
644	Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Hinge Material:	Proprietary Super Strong	20070425 00010614
645	Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Hinges Pinned:	Yes, Inboard & Outboard	20070425 00010615
646	Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Servo Required:	Yes 1 Sub-Micro	20070425 00010616
647	Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Servo Location:	Exterior right side of fuselage near the tail	20070425 00010617
648	Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Servo Mounting Method:	Tray (Wood)	20070425 00010618

667	STABILIZER - VERTICAL & RUDDER	Back to TOP	20070425 00010232
The ("Vert") Vertical Stabilizer ("Stab") consists of the vertical tailplane that is attached to the fuselage and the rudder which is the moveable control surface attached to the trailing edge of the vertical tailplane. In the vast majority of cases there is one Vertical Stabilizer per aircraft, in some relatively rare cases there are two.
669	Part#:	VMA-T210WTV	20070428 00010637
675	Dimensions:	Please See Note	20070425 00010643
The dimensions of the Vertical Stabilizer include the Rudder unless otherwise noted. The Rudder Quantity is the number of rudder segments. This is usually 1 and occasionally 2. i.e. 1 for 1 rudder, 2 for 2 rudders in the case of two vertical stabilizers on one model. The Rudder Length is expressed as the length per rudder segment. The Rudder area is expressed as the total of the area of all rudder segments.
676	Terminology:	Please See Note	20070425 00010644
The term "effective" is used to desribe the size of an object which is tapered or irregularly shaped. The term "chord" describes the linear distance from the leading edge to the trailing edge through a wing or control surface. The terms "saddle" and "saddle area" describe that portion of a flying surface such as the center section of a wing or horizontal stabilizer where it intersects the fuselage.
679	Vertical Stabilizer Location:	Vertical Slot in Top of aft end of Fuselage	20070425 00010647
680	Vertical Stabilizer Quantity:	1	20070425 00010648
689	Vertical Stabilizer Airfoil Shape:	Semi-Symmetrical	20070426 00010657
693	Vertical Stabilizer Material:	Balsa Wood & Light Plywood. Ribs, Formers and Sheeting are Laser Cut. Sticks, Stringers & Strips are Saw Cut.	20070425 00010661
694	Vertical Stabilizer Construction Method:	Built Up	20070425 00010662
695	Vertical Stabilizer Construction Adhesive:	PVA, Cyanoacrylate and Epoxy	20070425 00010663
700	Vertical Stabilizer Attaches to Fuselage via:	Slot in Fuselage and Adhesive	20070425 00010668
701	Vertical Stabilizer Adhesive Required:	30 Minute Epoxy	20070425 00010669
702	Vertical Stabilizer Requires Struts:	No	20070425 00010670
703	Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Factory Installed:	Yes	20070425 00010671
704	Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Quantity:	1 (i.e. not split, not dual rudders)	20070425 00010672
715	Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Hinge Type:	Flexible Live Low Gap	20070425 00010683
716	Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Hinge Material:	Proprietary Super Strong	20070425 00010684
717	Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Hinge Adhesive:	Cyanoacrylate	20070425 00010685
718	Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Hinges Pinned:	Yes	20070425 00010686
719	Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Servo Required:	Yes 1 Standard	20070425 00010687
720	Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Servo Location:	Exterior of left side of fuselage near the tail	20070425 00010688
721	Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Servo Mounting Method:	Tray	20070425 00010689

741	WEIGHTS	Back to TOP	20070429 00010234
Please note the following convention for weights: When referring to the weight of a model without radio or engine (motor) (i.e. "empty"), the range between the Min and Max weights for the empty model reflect normal variations in production weights associated with material densities. When referring to the weight of a model complete with radio and engine (motor), the Min weight reflects the sum of the Min weight of the empty model plus the weight of the minimum size engine (motor) specified for the model plus the weight of a radio system using the minimum number of channels and servos required for basic remote control of this product. When referring to the weight of a model complete with radio and engine (motor), the Max weight reflects the sum of the Max weight of the empty model plus the weight of the maximum size engine (motor) specified for the model plus the weight of a radio system using the maximum number of channels and servos specified for this product. In the case of electric models, the range between the Min and Max weights has the additional consideration of battery weight. The Min weight of the model reflects the use of the lightest typical battery and the Max weight of the model reflects the use of the largest typical battery.
746	Weight of Model Only without Radio, Motor or Battery Min:	2.03 lbs (921.44 g)	20070426 00010239
747	Weight of Model Only without Radio, Motor or Battery Max:	2.13 lbs (967.51 g)	20070426 00010240
748	Weight Assembled with Radio & Motor, Dry No Battery Min:	2.75 lbs (1251.44 g)	20070428 00010241
749	Weight Assembled with Radio & Motor, Dry No Battery Max:	2.85 lbs (1297.51 g)	20070428 00010242
752	Weight Flying with Radio & Motor & Battery (Min):	3.04 lbs (1383.44 g)	20070429 00010245
753	Weight Flying with Radio & Motor & Battery (Max):	3.33 lbs (1514.51 g)	20070429 00010246

759	WING	Back to TOP	20070425 00010252
761	Part#:	VMA-T210WW	20090716 00010709
762	Dimensions:	Please See Note	20070426 00010710
The dimensions of the Wing include the mounting Saddle plus any Ailerons, Flaperons, Flaps or other control surfaces unless otherwise noted. The Aileron Quantity is the number of aileron segments. This is usually 2 with one aileron on the right wing panel plus one aileron on the left wing panel. The Aileron Length is expressed as the length per aileron segment. The Aileron Area is expressed as the total of the area of all aileron segments. Flaperons by design have the same specifications as ailerons. Flap dimensions are denoted in the same manner as ailerons. Flap Quantity is usually 2 (one on the left wing panel plus one on the right wing panel). Flap Length is the length of each flap segment and Flap Area is expressed as the total of the area of all flap segments.
763	Terminology:	Please See Note	20070426 00010711
The term "effective" is used to desribe the size of an object which is tapered or irregularly shaped. The term "chord" describes the linear distance from the leading edge to the trailing edge through a wing or control surface. The terms "saddle" and "saddle area" describe that portion of a flying surface such as the center section of a wing or horizontal stabilizer where it intersects the fuselage.
766	Wing Location:	Above Fuselage	20070426 00010714
767	Wing Span Tip to Tip:	61.34 in. (1558 mm)	20070426 00010715
768	Wing Span (effective):	61.34 in. (1558 mm)	20070426 00010716
769	Wing Chord at Root:	7.00 in. (177.8 mm)	20070426 00010717
770	Wing Chord at outboard end of Aileron:	7.00 in. (177.8 mm)	20070426 00010718
771	Wing Chord (effective):	7.00 in. (177.8 mm)	20070426 00010719
772	Wing Area:	429.37 sq in. (2770.12 sq cm)	20070426 00010720
776	Wing Area without Saddle:	429.37 sq in. (2770.12 sq cm)	20070426 00010724
777	Wing Airfoil Shape:	Semi Symmetrical	20070429 00010725
781	Wing Taper along Leading Edge:	None	20070426 00010729
782	Wing Taper along Trailing Edge:	None	20070426 00010730
784	Wing Material:	Balsa Wood & Light Plywood. Ribs, Formers and Sheeting are Laser Cut. Sticks, Stringers & Strips are Saw Cut.	20070426 00010732
785	Wing Construction Method:	Built Up	20070426 00010733
786	Wing Construction Adhesive:	PVA, Cyanoacrylate and Epoxy	20070426 00010734
791	Wing Ribs Capped:	Yes	20070426 00010739
792	Wing Plugs In to Fuselage:	No	20070426 00010740
795	Wing Requires Struts:	Yes	20070426 00010743
796	Wing Spar Joiner Quantity:	1 (Please See Note)	20070428 00010744
In some markets the wing halves have been joined by the factory and the wing then shipped in one piece. Where a one piece wing has been supplied, the individual wing halves, wing spar joiner(s), alignment pins, center joint trim tape and other components used to join wing halves together have already been incorporated by the factory into the one piece wing.
797	Wing Spar Joiner Material:	Wood	20070426 00010745
806	Wing Joint Adhesive:	30 Minute Epoxy	20070426 00010754
807	Wing Joint Trim Tape:	Yes Clear	20070426 00010755
808	Wing Ailerons Factory Installed:	Yes	20070426 00010756
809	Wing Ailerons Quantity:	2	20070426 00010757
810	Wing Aileron Type:	Strip (2)	20070426 00010758
817	Wing Aileron Hinge Type:	Flexible Live Low Gap	20070426 00010765
818	Wing Aileron Hinge Material:	Proprietary Super Strong	20070426 00010766
819	Wing Aileron Hinge Adhesive:	Cyanoacrylate	20070426 00010767
820	Wing Aileron Hinges Pinned:	Yes	20070426 00010768
821	Wing Aileron Servo Required:	Yes 2 Sub-micro	20070426 00010769
822	Wing Aileron Servo Location:	Near motor nacelles outboard in Wing	20070426 00010770
823	Wing Aileron Servo Rails:	Yes in Servo Cavity	20070426 00010771
825	Wing Aileron Servo Wiring Tube:	Yes	20070426 00010773
826	Wing Ailerons Flaperon Ready with Computer Radio:	Yes	20070426 00010774
827	Wing Flaps Factory Installed:	No	20070428 00010775

862	WING LOADING	Back to TOP	20070425 00010254
Please note the following convention for Wing Loading: When we say Min we mean the wing loading to be expected when using the minimum size engine (motor) specified for this model and the minimum number of servos specified for this model. When we say Max we mean the wing loading to be expected when using the maximum size engine (motor) specified for this model and the maximum number of servos specified for this model.
867	Wing Area:	429.37 sq in. (2770.12 sq cm)	20070428 00010259
868	Wing Loading with Radio & Motor, Dry No Battery Min:	14.77 oz/sq ft (.45 g/sq cm)	20070428 00010260
869	Wing Loading with Radio & Motor Dry No Battery Max:	15.32 oz/sq ft (.47 g/sq cm)	20070428 00010261
870	Wing Loading with Radio & Motor & Battery Min:	16.33 oz/sq ft (.50 g/sq cm)	20070429 00010262
871	Wing Loading with Radio & Motor & Battery Max:	17.88 oz/sq ft (.55 g/sq cm)	20070429 00010263

877	APPENDICES	Back to TOP	20070425 00010269
The Appendice tables below provide additional information associated with this product, it's components, it's packaging or other related information.

878	PACKING LIST	Back to TOP	20070425 00010270
883	Major Component:	1 Fuselage with pre-installed Control Rods	20070428 00010275
884	Major Component:	1 Wing left	20070428 00010276
In some markets the wing halves have been joined by the factory and the wing then shipped in one piece. Where a one piece wing has been supplied, the individual wing halves, wing spar joiner(s), alignment pins, center joint trim tape and other components used to join wing halves together have already been incorporated by the factory into the one piece wing.
885	Major Component:	1 Wing right	20070428 00010277
886	Major Component:	1 Horizontal Stabilizer with pre-installed Elevator(s)	20070428 00010278
887	Major Component:	1 Vertical Stabilizer with pre-installed Rudder	20070428 00010279
888	Major Component:	1 Cowl	20070428 00010280
889	Major Component:	1 Main Landing Gear	20070428 00010281
890	Major Component:	1 Foam Sheet	20070428 00010282
891	Major Component:	1 Master Bag of Hardware	20070428 00010283
892	Major Component:	1 Documentation Set	20070428 00010284
899	Master Bag contains:	2 Wood Motor Mount Assemblies	20070428 00010291
900	Master Bag contains:	1 Wing Spar Joiner made of wood	20070428 00010292
In some markets the wing halves have been joined by the factory and the wing then shipped in one piece. Where a one piece wing has been supplied, the individual wing halves, wing spar joiner(s), alignment pins, center joint trim tape and other components used to join wing halves together have already been incorporated by the factory into the one piece wing.
901	Master Bag contains:	1 Wing Parts Bag	20070428 00010293
902	Master Bag contains:	1 Control Horn Parts Bag	20070428 00010294
903	Master Bag contains:	2 Main Wheels	20070428 00010295
904	Master Bag contains:	1 Main Gear Parts Bag	20070428 00010296
905	Master Bag contains:	1 Nose Wheel	20070428 00010297
906	Master Bag contains:	1 Nose Gear Parts Bag (packed in Main Gear Parts Bag)	20070428 00010298
909	Master Bag contains:	1 Miscellaneous Parts Bag	20070428 00010301
910	Master Bag contains:	1 Spare Parts Bag	20070428 00010302
912	Master Bag contains:	1 Other Parts Bag	20070428 00010304
919	Wing Parts Bag contains:	2 Wood alignment dowels	20070428 00010311
In some markets the wing halves have been joined by the factory and the wing then shipped in one piece. Where a one piece wing has been supplied, the individual wing halves, wing spar joiner(s), alignment pins, center joint trim tape and other components used to join wing halves together have already been incorporated by the factory into the one piece wing.
920	Wing Parts Bag contains:	1 Wood leading edge dowel	20070428 00010312
921	Wing Parts Bag contains:	1 Small roll of wing joint tape	20070428 00010313
922	Wing Parts Bag contains:	4 Control Horn assemblies (2 for ailerons, 2 for flaps) each consisting of a metal nut, metal bolt & plastic horn, T-nut & bevelled washer	20070428 00010314
929	Control Horn Parts Bag contains:	2 Control Horn assemblies (1 for elevator, 1 for rudder) each consists of metal nut, metal bolt & plastic horn, T-nut & bevelled washer	20070428 00010321
931	Main Gear Parts Bag contains:	1 Main Gear	20070428 00010323
933	Main Gear Parts Bag contains:	2 Axle sets with 2 wheel collars per axle	20070428 00010325
934	Main Gear Parts Bag contains:	1 Hex (Allen) wrench for the wheel collars	20070428 00010326
935	Main Gear Parts Bag contains:	4 Larger screws to attach the main gear to the fuselage	20070428 00010327
942	Nose Gear Parts Bag contains:	1 Nose Gear wire with 2 collars (may be shipped in Main Gear Parts Bag)	20070428 00010334
943	Nose Gear Parts Bag contains:	1 Steering Arm with retaining screw	20070428 00010335
965	Spare Parts Bag contains:	2 Control Horn assembly each consisting of a metal nut, metal bolt and plastic horn, T-nut and bevelled washer	20070428 00010358
967	Spare Parts Bag contains:	1 Clevis	20070428 00010360
968	Spare Parts Bag contains:	1 Metal bolt (long) with washers and nut	20070428 00010361
969	Spare Parts Bag contains:	1 Metal bolt (short) with washers and nut	20070428 00010362
970	Spare Parts Bag contains:	1 EZ Connector	20070428 00010363
979	Documentation Set contains:	1 Assembly and Operations Manual	20071116 00010372
980	Documentation Set contains:	1 Read Me First Sheet	20071116 00010373

987	PACKAGING	Back to TOP	20071116 00010380
988	Dimensions:	Please See Note	20071116 00010381
The Display Box contains the product and is intended for display in a retail or end user environment. The Display Box weight also includes the weight of the protective Shipping Bog. The Shipping Box completely surrounds and contains the Display Box and the product itself.
989	Terminology:	Please See Note	20071116 00010382
The term "Length" refers to the longest side of a box, "Width" refers to the second longest side and "Height" refers to the shortest side of a box. The term "Girth" refers to the sum of the Width + Width + Height + Height. Think of this as the distance around (i.e. waistline) an object. The term "Length + Girth" refers to the sum of the Length plus the Girth and is used by some carriers for the calculation of size limits. The term "Volume" refers to the multiple of the Length x Width x Height. The term "Density" refers to Weight/Volume. The term "Dimensional Weight" refers to the weight that is calculated for an object assuming a density requirement of X lbs per cubic foot where X is typically in the range of 8 to 15 lbs/cuft. Carriers charge freight based on the larger of the actual Weight or the Dimensional Weight. For light bulky items such as ARF model airplanes the Dimensional Weight is usually the larger and many carriers use this as the basis for shipping charges. Air Shipments always use the Dimensional Weight applicable for Air Shipments. For reference purposes we show Dimensional Weights here for both Ground and Air shipments.
992	Packaging:	1 Shipping Box	20071116 00010385
994	Packaging:	1 Plastic Shipping Bag	20071116 00010387
995	Packaging:	1 Display Box	20071116 00010388
996	Display Box Material:	White Cardboard with Color Label	20071116 00010389
997	Display Box Weight with Contents:	6.65 lbs (3023 g)	20071116 00010390
998	Display Box Size Outside Length:	45.67 in. (1160 mm)	20071116 00010391
999	Display Box Size Outside Width:	10.94 in. (278 mm)	20071116 00010392
1000	Display Box Size Outside Height:	8.31 in. (211 mm)	20071116 00010393
1001	Display Box Size Outside Length + Width + Height:	64.92 in. (1649 mm)	20071116 00010394
1002	Display Box Size Outside Length + Girth:	84.17 in. (2138 mm)	20071116 00010395
1003	Display Box Size Outside Volume:	2.403 cu ft. (.0680 cbm)	20071116 00010396
1004	Display Box Size Outside Density:	2.77 lbs/cu ft. (44 kg/cbm)	20071116 00010397
1012	Shipping Box Material:	Brown Cardboard	20071116 00010405
1013	Shipping Box Weight with Contents:	9.70 lbs (4409 g)	20100630 00010406
1014	Shipping Box Size Outside Length:	46.65 in. (1185 mm)	20100630 00010407
1015	Shipping Box Size Outside Width:	11.54 in. (293 mm)	20100630 00010408
1016	Shipping Box Size Outside Height:	8.78 in. (223 mm)	20100630 00010409
1017	Shipping Box Size Outside Length + Width + Height:	66.97 in. (1701 mm)	20100630 00010410
1018	Shipping Box Size Outside Length + Girth:	87.28 in. (2217 mm)	20100630 00010411
1019	Shipping Box Size Outside Volume:	2.734 cu ft. (.0774 cbm)	20100630 00010412
1020	Shipping Box Size Outside Density:	3.55 lbs/cu ft. (57 kg/cbm)	20100630 00010413
1021	Shipping Box has a Dimensional Weight of:	24.355 lbs @ UPS Ground Requirement of 8.91 lbs/cu ft. (per factor of 194.00)	20100630 00010414
1022	Shipping Box has a Dimensional Weight of:	28.463 lbs @ UPS Air Requirement of 10.41 lbs/cu ft. (per factor of 166.00)	20100630 00010415

1027	PRECISION	Back to TOP	20100217 00010420
In using this information, the user accepts all responsibility for the use of this information and accepts all liability for such use as stated at the following link: Liability Disclaimer & Copyright Notice Within the limitations of this Condition of Use and the Liability Disclaimer, the data published here is intended to meet the following standards of precision.
1033	Units of Measure:	All measurements are taken in metric units. Imperial units are derived rather than measured. In cases where two or more numbers are used to compute a result, the calculation is done in metric and the result converted to imperial.	20070106 00003923
1034	In general, measurements are accurate to within:	+ - 3% except + - .30 for measurements of magnitude 10.0 or less.	20070106 00003916
1035	Distances such as length, width, depth, thickness etc are measured to the nearest:	1 mm. When converted to imperial, inches are calculated to the nearest .01 in. except to the nearest .001 in. for distances approx 30 mm or less	20070106 00003917
When measuring wire diameter, machined metal parts etc where a micrometer or caliper is used, measurements are taken to the precision of the measuring instrument and expressed using more significant figures. The presence of additional digits to the right of the decimal is used to denote this higher level of precision.
1036	Weights and Mass are measured to the nearest:	1 gram. When converted to imperial, pounds and ounces are calculated to the nearest .01 lb. or .01 oz. except to the nearest .001 lb. or the nearest .001 oz. for weights of approx 500 g or less	20070106 00003924
1037	Volumes related to fluids are measured to the nearest:	1 ml or 1 cc. When converted to imperial, volumes of fluids are calculated to the nearest .01 oz. except to the nearest .001 oz. for volumes of approx 500 ml or less	20070106 00003925
1038	Volumes related to non-fluids are measured to the nearest:	.01 cbm (cubic metre). When converted to imperial, volumes of non-fluids are calculated to the nearest .01 cubic ft. except to the nearest .001 cubic ft. for volumes of approx .1 cbm or less.	20070106 00003926

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