SAPAC -22 F22 RC airplane User manual
Below you will find brief information for SAPAC-22 F22. The SAPAC-22 F22 is a remote control airplane that resembles the famous and very advanced Raptor Jet. It is designed for 2 ducted fans with brushless motors, making it have more than enough power for any aerobatic action. The large capacity and high rate lithium ion battery provides sufficient energy and it's impossible to over discharge your battery because of a safeguard.
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This model is not a toy. We Invite you to read it carefully before flying te insure correct operation of the plane. Ct Eton LL Meld ba Loh dt TE Rte beg Lol dod В EEE —— BASIC PARAMETER Fuselage total length 1125mm #4 1126mm Wingspan 205mm NE 806mm Main wing area 37 dm! AE 37.dm" Wing loading ————— —— 279 8q.dm №19 2 2Tgfepdm® Flying welght 1000g 10009 Power EDFé4X2 #5 2ХЕОР64 Thrust 7009 1 1 — T00g BASIC COLLOCATION Transmitter 4 channels E MEN 418 E Receiver Mini 6 channels Ein 162 18 Servo Bg servo in BoM ME RH ESC 25A Ma, 1 25A Motor B2040 KY4300 EN B2040 KV4300 Battery 35 3000MAH 156 RL 35 3000MAH 15C Fan 6 paddies &4MM AR SHG4MM MAIN CHARACTERS ERNIE 1.The F-22 resembles the famous and very advanced Raptor Jet. The SAPAC -22 holds the same beautiful lines as the original fighter jet. The wing and body used in this jat are specially designed to allow high G maneauvars, yat the wing loading is still very low. It becomes a stable aircraft with axcallent performance. =. Designed for 2 ducted fans with bruzhless motors make it have more then enough power. You can fly any aerobatic action you want. Also, the power system wea choose for this plans makes It possible to fly this planewith high speed In tha situations with much wind. 3. The plane ls controlled with a 4 channel radio control system. On the ground you can make use of theste- arable nose wheel, In the alr you have control of speed, allerons, elevator and rudder. 4. The large capacity and high rate lithium ion battery provides sufficlent energy and because we make use of a safeguard, It is impossible to over discharge your battery. 5. This plane ls your perfect choice we are proud to say so. FZ2 reptor El 67 EEE. EFE. RMNISAPAC MENA NENEE. CANE 268. EME, MEMSAPAC-220 6 17E:), EFIERDE, SERES, EME EME, MSAPAC-270 0007, MEE RNE A. EAMNMEN. SEE EE. HEEE, HAIE. СЕНЕ НН ТЕНИ. ЕН AFERRA, E! ER MAIN ACCESSORIES “A | | Fuseluge (piece ) Main wingeet(iset) | Verticalempennage(iset) Stabilizer (18st) E HEEE RÉF EERRNEME *ERRNEHE Lyn Beaty e a E i == 6 a Landing gear Charger (1 piaca) Battery (1 pièce) ERE ЖЕНЕ п 1 ee i a tr R/C transmitter (1 place) Manual (1placa) Accessory Bag Ни Fan #H1XÆ На SAFETY CH IN =I eT A A IN ca ted E308 4 30] 1. Before sach flight check your transmitter and battery power level to be sure that you start your flight under normal (optimal) conditions. 2. Always switch on your transmitter first and then connect the plane battery to the aircraft whan you are going to fly. When you are finished flying, than first remove power from the aircraft and then switch off your transmitter. In casa that tha plane battery Is connected to the aircraft and no signal from the transmitter ls found by the receiver inside the plane, this can maka tha plana respond unintentionally, controls will start to move and the propeller can start rotating. This is not a malfunction of the aircraft, but a standard behavior for all radio control models. 3. Bafore turning on your transmitter, check if no other people are flying radio control aircraft at the same frequency you are using. This can causa interference and result in crashing the other pilot's aircraft. 4. After switching on your transmitter and plana, check tha positions of the controls on your plans. Initially all control surfaces should be at a neutral position. Adjust to the correct position when needed. 5. Check if the controls are moving as you expect them to mova when you change the position of tha sticks on your transmitter. Do this for all 4 channels on the plane. E. Avoid flying in bad weather conditions. ince you are flying a relatively light aircraft, it is suggested not to fly In hard winds or rainy conditions. Wind can make the plane move further away from you then you want and this can result in loosing control of tha aircraft. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS ------- --rrrrmrrrnrrsnrrnnnnnnannan 1 FRPP MAIN CHARACTERS Nl nal 1 TENE MAIN ACCESSORIES AE AR Ss EA ce ax 2 EEE SAFETY PROCEDURES BEFORE FLIGHT ~~ 2 “Нина LIMITATIONS OF FLYING AREA -->—"">>->-<<<<<<<<<<.......…. 2 ETS RE ASSEMBLING THE AIRCRAFT :-<"""<<>><<<<<<<<<<<<<<<... 4 USER SETUP OF THE TRANSMITTER -------------------------—-———.— 6 BER ENMERDLE THE USAGE OF THE CHARGER -----------------mmm mme m meme Я À 09-06 VALUABLE EXPERIENCE ----------->"-------<<-<<.......……s a E 7. Always keep the alrcraft within visual range. It ls very Important that you can saa which direction the plane ls going. Also keep the plane away from persons and objects. 8. If you notice that the plane Is starting to loose power then it is suggested to land and recharge the battery. If you keep the plana in the air and power is suddenly lost, it can be hard to land your plana in a controlled manner and result in a crash, ultimately destructing your aircraft. 9. You can only bacome a good pilot If you realize that it ls most Important to operate your alrcraft in a secure and responsible manner. 1. MEAT MN НО НН ELENA TSE MRE. 2, EEFENEREEMNCHNBTEF REMUS SEEN WERE, SEL MSP IEA E NEEM E RENAE. FEERAIN. TERMOFXATREEESENES TRAE NELCMENE, FTE FE ÁS HERA ENEE. 3 EATTANEREENREZAERAEN EEE EEER. EAN FAUL $6 5 40 70 Не. 4, SX TTNMULEMIERES HE. SEE AEREA FAP. 5. E NZMARENMES ERES, FAELER, (TERTSIE. ANEWNESTRNRE. 6. BREANMUAR 3 ATARFE, MER ENE. 7. HiTENAENEZRN EONAR WEN EN MN LITESHEERS,. ANANAS ed Fe 0 0 0 E ERA - 8. EME ENE NL NE. EEE TANK. MET 10 SER, UA. 9. TEN— TAME LT EEE ENE AA RENTA. LIMITATIONS OF FLYING AREA Ripeos do 1. Only fly your plana in areas that are suitable or selected for remote control airplanes. You must realize that certain public areas are not allowed to ba used for flying radio control aircraft. Check with your local government in casa of doubt. 2. Keep your plane away from high power / high voltage cables as they can causs interference on the radio system. Interference can result in loosing control of your plane, ultimately laading to a crash. 3. Try to avoid using your plane In costal area's. The salt in the air can cause corrosion on the remote control system, ending up in stopping the system to work. 4. Stay away from area's with much traffic. Flying in these areas can distract people from their attention to the road causing avoidable incidents. 5. Don't fly your plane nearby airports or routas where often commercial aircraft ara flying. Algo, don't fly your plane in parking lots or other places where it can cause problems with persons or objects. In some emergency cases Ît is possible that full scale aircraft or hellcoptars are entering the area you are flying in. In these cases you always have to land you plane as quickly as possible. Commercial flights always have priority above your radio control airplane, also if they are breaking tha law, for example for flying too low. 1. ETRE EA AS ETE CTE, 1547 E DA DEA 2. MOEMERS, CMEMILENES TED. MEGANE EA TEFREE FREE LENTE. 3. ЯН ЕЛЕ TEE ETA. 1070 EAS AAN HERES. 4. TEECEAENENRLRTEETTED. ПНВ ENEE ENEE. 5. FREE: PER, KAFFEE, URN ERW EAN. ASSEMBLING THE AIRCRAFT be TEE A TE i 1. Please don't connect with the power before the finished the assembly to avold the damage. E: 1. ENDE, MUELA, DENT, 2. This adhesive ls characterizad by fast cara, please lay on It well-proportioned or else the adhesive will fret the foam please alring the adhesive 3 minutes before adhibit the parts. It will achleve the useable adhesion strength after 12 hours. CAUTION LZ REHEERTE, ETHOS, TENEN NEAR ENE, MEE: 05, г ME 20 AS El e 4 1. Install the turning front wheel MR ER A. Press the turning steal wine into the fastness board of front wheel. ARNERERRE—RE AWREEZSES, BRAEEENFENNNEAEEEN EEE. B. Lay the adhesive on the fastness board well-proportioned. В. НТН ЧЕ НЕЕ. ais. fhe dir > |» La a C. Put the worked turning steal with fastness board D. Fix the another fastness board of front wheel Into place for |s on fuselage. using the M 1.7X8 screw. CLEAN ONE. D. I LH HU RE MEE HRB. ema EE. E. Firstly, make the servo wire through the hole of fixed hold Into fuselage interior. E. 1 70 48 16 ul EN SE Me ETA ANO FAL (49 AE SI, F. Connect tha servo of front wheel with the recelvar. FE EEE АНН Е. G. Install tha sarvo angle flake onto the servo, maka the second hole of servo angle flake bigger than 2mm, Invert the servo, make the servo angel flaka face to fuselage, rotate to left and right as 90 degres angles, then press into the slot hold. О.Н НМА, MARRON Этой М. НЯНИ, КА ЛННИ ЖЕН Л. E. EMPERADOR EA, BREARRFHAR. ALTEN. 2. Install the maln wheel. EX M3 3. Install the maln wing EME A. Put the two wheel into the fastness board. A. Put the adhesive on the side of left main wing. (Pay attention on the direction) ABHEERESHENDS ETE. AMECERE A MENKE, CENA r B. Put the connector lug of the C. Adhibit the left main wing one the D. Putthe two servo of the main servo which on the main wing left side of fuselage.(The same with — wing with a Y connector and into the fuselage. right main wing) ida ne - connector one BAENA. E REEL yr. ВНЕ НО та. 4. Install Vertical Empennage EAN 5. Install Stabilizer 3 Mb: A. Lay the adhesive on the plastic plece of vertical A. Lay the adhesive on the plastic piece of empennage and the vertical empennage then stablllzer thenadhibit it on the stabilizer and install the vertical empennage on the fuselage. install the stabilizer on the fuselage. A. EOEILNEME EFE MENAMNEEE. АРНЕ НИИ ТЕ КЛИМ. SETUP OF THE TRANSMITTER ETF Ts The functions of the remote control (transmitter) are generally available in 2 versions: 1. Eurasia -= Channel 1 ls Alleron, Channel Z ls Elevator, Channel 3 ls Throttle and Channal 4 la Rudder (see Image 1) Z. USA Channel 1 ls Alleron, Channel Z ls Throttle, Channel 3 ls Elevator and Chanrel 4 |s Rudder (sea image 2) 1. KE: 1 1: BR 2. HER 3: ЖП 4 AMÉ Picture 1 M1 Picture2 M2 ho E pe = The E004-FTO6GB-A001 transmitter Introduction E004-FT06B-A001 hie 4 E004-FT06E-A001 transmitter |s à standard 4 channel proportional remote control transmitter and has following functions: 1. Channel 1, Z and 4 have dual rates. 2. All 4 channels have proportional control. 3. Mixing functionality for fixed wing's first and second channel and mixing functionality for the flying wing model's aileron up and down, 4. Channel 1, 2, 3 and 4 can be reversed 5. When the battery voltage ls lower than 8.8Y, the power light twinkle per 1 second, at the same time you will hear a buzzing sound. When the battery voltage is comes below 8.3V, the powar light twinkle par 0.56 second and it will give a continuous buzzing sound. O ENTONCES HAUTE = : 1. #-—. BZ, FEAR RENETD EE. 2. FEE E EE E. J. HEN — YE BERE, EA. ERE. 4, 8 -— za AH 5, Ц и ЕО СЕН НН НЕ НМ, Ц EEE FEN TE MO.5 1] 46 El ed 2 HER, Switches on the E004-FT0EB-A001 transmitter A. DIR (dual rates) ls the rudder adjustment switch of channel 1, 2 and 4. Top position ls for maximum movements, bottom position ls for small movements. EB. A-1/218 the Mix-control switch of flying wing model's aileron. C. Elevator channel reverse switch D. Alleron chennel reverse switeh. E. Mator channel reverse switch. F. Rudder channel reverse switch. E004-FT06B-A001 ЯНВ ЛЯ E AM A. DRE—, B=, SEEN. e ESTA AMEN TITAN, X B, A-1/27 BUS EE OTF 2% 531234 REV т с. 1 5 — НИ. HT D, 24 E — AF. E, X= ABRA. ro NOR F. 45 0 7 2%. т IE /M NOTICE & # The E004-FT06E-A001 transmitter requires GAA size batteries that are not included in the box. E004-FTOGB-A0012 44 HL E EEE NCAA E FEE, NENE. Testing distance WRENN The remote distance ls about 300 meters. Finish all installation before testing, the simple and effective method as following: Keaping the transmitter aarial without pulling out, let your partner go ahead with SAPAC-22, and dabug the remote control receiver. Check the power changes with distance. Inspect whather the stabilizer, vertical ampeannage, aileron work proparly., Е Же ННе Е И НОО. ENENERRARE. NTENT. MERTEN ENN EHR, LEEW “SAPACF-22" EMITE. EPA TEA AE. Emo, MED. FRE. BERN. НИЖНЕЕ. Him AREA EN, TREBOREEEEY. EEE E LEE. Recelver instruction NEL FE {iW Tha FRP06 recelver le six channel miniature recelver. Each channel is marked with a number (1 to 6). Also polarity for the servo/esc wires are shown on the recelvers case. The minus sign (=) Is used to connect the black (sometimes brown) wire to. The plus sign (+) shows the connector for the red wire and the "n' sign ls used for the orange signal wire (sometimes white). If you choose to configura your plane with the À-Style wing, we would like to suggest that you Insert the rudder servo pin into the socket of channel 1 (alleron), leaving the socket of the fourth channel (rudder) ampty. If you choosa B-Style wing, we would suggest that you ingart tha rudder sarvo pin into channel 4 on tha receiver and tha aileron servo wire into channel 1. E” 16 0 OFAPOSI ВОЛ НИЕ КЛ. НН ОН E HEEE IBANE. FENSMETFEAS EEE NEL 916 UTE SAA. +57 525704 EA E LAA LESA. HERAN НЯ, NENNEN. НОО ABEL, CESA a EN — EU CL MEL, MOE CHA MEE. MOREA CHIE Te REEL RE re LE SLE EE E CHAR) MEL. ATRAER IEEE ER EEE — E E ¿MA MEL. THE USAGE OF THECHARGER ch of Install the call group in charger. Plug in the charger (Motice whether the voltage ls meet reguirement!). While it Is charging, the indicator of charger turn red, It turns green. Please disconnect the cells and charger after recharged. ZEN (NÉÉRMRESTÉER), RESETAEAARE, XAXÉENTTHÉ Ha. /A\ ATTENTION #& # 1 Recharge time Is less than 2 hours and pull out the plug when the cell ls warm! AEREA EA, EEE AAA FEE EEA| ry VALUABLE EXPERIENCE SAN 1. If you have à computer flight simulator, itis a good idea to practice with it before actually flying the SAPAC-22. 2. You can taxi the plane on the ground with little power, make yourself becomes familiar with the direction control. Espaclally being famillar of the control style when the plana tax] toward you. 3. YOU Must learn how to control the plana gently, you ara using a proportional radio control system , and only slight corrections are necessary to change the direction of tha plane. 4. Da not push the joystick to maximum position mora than 3 second. This will cause crash. 5. If you have an instructor with experience, you will be more likely to succeed in first flight. 6. Do take off and land toward the wind. Always keap the modal airplane in front of you, if vou fly behind you, It may cause you to become disorlanted and lose control of the alrplane modal. It is a good idea to purchase at least one more battery from the distributor to make your flights last longer. 1. {7 “SAPAC-22" ZW RFEEEAM LSI BITRE. 2. MTHERE LR HEINE. ERESEFEEH, LASTEN. 3, ИТ ВИЕЙ ЖЗ, В НОНО НЫ НЕА НОЕ ЕЕ EA. 4. FTEARAFITHR EE: A, SHEER EN. 5, ИМЕНЕМ ЕН МНЯ, AREA ET. E. ENEE: MEE TIERANTDS. FM, ANÉVRAE. IF — 1 EE ELE A oe BE TET RE
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Key Features
- Resembles the famous and very advanced Raptor Jet
- Designed for 2 ducted fans with brushless motors
- Capable of high G maneuvers
- Large capacity and high rate lithium ion battery
- Safeguard to prevent over discharge
- 4 channel radio control system
- Controllable speed, ailerons, elevator and rudder
Frequently Answers and Questions
What is the wingspan of the SAPAC-22 F22?
The wingspan of the SAPAC-22 F22 is 806mm.
What type of battery is used in the SAPAC-22 F22?
The SAPAC-22 F22 uses a 35 3000MAH 15C lithium ion battery.
What are the safety procedures before flying the SAPAC-22 F22?
Before each flight, check your transmitter and battery power level, switch on your transmitter first and then connect the plane battery, check if no other people are flying radio control aircraft at the same frequency, check the positions of the controls on your plane, make sure controls move as expected, avoid flying in bad weather conditions, keep the aircraft within visual range, land and recharge the battery if you notice the plane is starting to lose power, and operate the aircraft in a secure and responsible manner.
What are the limitations of the flying area for the SAPAC-22 F22?
Only fly your plane in areas that are suitable or selected for remote control airplanes, keep your plane away from high power / high voltage cables, avoid using your plane in coastal area's, stay away from area's with much traffic, and don't fly your plane nearby airports or routas where often commercial aircraft are flying.