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Control throws, Center of gravity – E-flite Sobre 3D Profile User Manual

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E-flite Sobré 3D Profile Assembly Manual

Control Throws

Turn on the transmitter and receiver of your Sobré. Check

the movement of the rudder, elevator and ailerons using the

transmitter. Reverse the direction of the servos at the transmitter

if necessary.
Use a ruler to adjust the throw of the elevator, ailerons and

rudder. Adjust the position of the pushrod at the control horn to

achieve the following measurements when moving the sticks to

their endpoints.
Measurements are taken at the widest point on the surface.

Low Rate

High Rate

Ailerons:

Up

2-inch (51mm)

3-inch (76mm)

Down

2-inch (51mm)

3-inch (76mm)

Elevator:

Up

1

7

/

8

-inch (32mm)

2

7

/

8

-inch (63mm)

Down

1

7

/

8

-inch (32mm)

2

7

/

8

-inch (63mm)

Rudder:

Right

1

5

/

8

-inch (41mm)

2

1

/

4

-inch (57mm)

Left

1

5

/

8

-inch (41mm)

2

1

/

4

-inch (57mm)

These are general guidelines measured from our own flight tests

and those of Jon Leyland. You can experiment with higher rates to

match your preferred style of flying.

The following are the control throws suggested by George Hicks:

Pattern Throws:

Ailerons:

Up

2-inch

(51mm)

(35 degrees)

Down

2

1

/

4

-inch (57mm)

(40 degrees)

Expo

25%

Elevator:

Up

1

13

/

16

-inch (46mm)

(40 degrees)

Down

2-inch

(51mm)

(45 degrees)

Expo

30%

Rudder:

Right

2-inch

(51mm)

(40 degrees)

Left

2-inch

(51mm)

(40 degrees)

Expo

35%

3D Throws:

Ailerons:

Up

2

1

/

2

-inch (63mm)

(45 degrees)

Down

2

7

/

8

-inch (74mm)

(55 degrees)

Expo

40%

Elevator:

Up

2

1

/

2

-inch (63mm)

(65 degrees)

Down

2

5

/

16

-inch (58mm)

(55 degrees)

Expo

50%

Rudder:

Right

2

1

/

4

-inch (57mm)

(45 degrees)

Left

2

1

/

4

-inch (57mm)

(45 degrees)

Expo

45%

(maximum available throws)

Note: George Hicks' recommended 3D throws should

be considered for advanced pilots only. George uses the

E-Flite 3D arms with the connecter all the way out (last

hole-most throw). He uses the lowest hole over the hinge

line at the control surface on all surfaces.