E-flite Byp Yak 3D ARF - Manual (Page 2)

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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Quique Somenzini designed
Byp Yak ARF Competition Indoor 3D/Precision Aerobatic
model, which is based on his popular gas-powered
competitive Yak aerobatic airplanes Quique designed this
model to compete at top-level events such as the E-TOC and
for nationwide demos. Quique uses his own unique A-frame
design on the fuselage shape, which reduces flex in the more
rigid fuselage giving you more precision control.
From super slow to top airspeed, flying the Byp Yak features
a great combination of smoothness and precision, helping
make this foam Byp Yak an extreme 3D flying performer
like no other foam airplanes of this caliber. The Byp Yak
is capable of doing all the maneuvers that you have ever
dreamt of and more.
New Foam
E-flite
™ is introducing a new flat foam material with this
aircraft. It is much more durable than other flat foams used in
the past. We believe this will bring a higher level of success
and enjoyment to your Byp Yak experience.
Table of Contents
Introduction ................................................................2
Specifications .............................................................3
Contents of Kit/Parts Layout .........................................3
Quique Somenzini’s Competition Radio Equipment .........4
Alternative Radio Equipment ........................................4
Important Information About Motor Selection .................5
Quique Somenzini’s Competition Outrunner Setup ..........5
Required Tools and Adhesives ......................................5
Optional Accessories ..................................................5
Using the Manual .......................................................6
Warning ....................................................................6
Before Starting Assembly .............................................6
Note on Lithium Polymer Batteries .................................6
Limited Warranty Period ..............................................6
Wing Installation ......................................................10
Stabilizer and Rudder Installation ...............................18
Motor and Speed Control Installation ..........................22
Radio Installation ......................................................24
Landing Gear Installation ...........................................32
Center of Gravity / Battery Installation ........................34
Control Throws .........................................................36
Quique Somenzini’s Competition Radio Setup ..............36
2006 Official AMA
National Model Aircraft Safety Code .................38