Description: 

Model Type: Balsa Wood Assembly Kit
Tail Type: Cross Tail (Vertical & Horizontal Stabilizers)
Wingspan: 2450 mm
Fuselage Length: 1180 mm
Wing Area: 46.25 dm²
All-Up Weight: 840–900 g
RC System:
5 channels or more: Motor, 2-channel Aileron, Rudder, Elevator

Note: If your transmitter does not have a mixing function, the spoileron (air brake) cannot be used.

-Kit Contents / Included Items

• Pre-laser-cut balsa and plywood sheets

• Various sticks and cut materials

• Carbon pipe

• PS (polystyrene) or FRP (fiberglass-reinforced plastic) molded parts

• Linkage-related parts

• Screws, etc.

-Items to Purchase Separately

Items Needed for Assembly

• Adhesives:

  • Thin / medium / thick CA glue (suitable for bonding balsa wood)

  • Epoxy and rubber-based adhesives

• Tapes:

  • Clear tape (for hinges and reinforcement)

  • Masking tape

• Tools:

  • Sandpaper, screwdriver, tweezers, and other general modeling tools

RC Equipment

• Transmitter (radio controller)

• Compact receiver

• Receiver crystal

• Small servos (at least 1.2 kg·cm torque / approx. 7–9 g each: 4 units)

• Aileron servo extension leads (500 mm: 2 pieces)

Power System

• Motor:

  • 400-class or higher

  • Recommended: OK Model #48801 Tamazo ER-281411d / OS OMA-3810-1050

• ESC (Electronic Speed Controller):

  • 40A or higher

• Folding Propeller Blades:

  • Recommended: Graupner 10-8 folding blades

• Folding Propeller System:

  • Spinner, propeller hub, motor adapter

  • Recommended: Yoshioka Set 679-C4

• Battery:

  • 3-cell LiPo (up to 1800mAh recommended)

  • Must be a shape that fits within the fuselage

Covering Film

• Recommended Films:

  • ORACOVER or ORALIGHT

  • ORACOVER Clear Series is especially recommended

Note on ORACOVER Clear Series:
This glider has a wingspan exceeding 2 meters and is ultra-lightweight. To achieve both lightness and strength, the ORACOVER Clear Series is recommended.
Its weight is approximately:

• 2/3 that of standard ORACOVER solid colors

• 1.5x that of ORALIGHT (≈ stronger)

Caution When Using ORALIGHT:
Using the ORALIGHT series results in a lighter finish, but at the cost of reduced strength.
Be extra careful with construction accuracy and avoid excessive stress during flight. Fly conservatively to ensure durability.