Concept 46 VR

Before use, please carefully read the explanations!
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
THE FINEST RADIO CONTROL MODELS
RADIO CONTROLLED
46 ENGINE POWERED
HELICOPTER
CONCEPT 46 VR
INDEX
REQUIRED FOR OPERATION

RADIO PREPARATION
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
ASSEMBLY
OPERATING YOUR MODEL SAFELY
SETTINGSFLIGHT LESSONSMAINTENANCE
PARTS LIST
EXPLODED VIEW
SPARE & OPTIONAL PARTS
2
3
4~5
6 ~ 24
25
26 ~ 35
36
37 ~ 41
42 ~ 44
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
This radio control model is not a toy.
()
This is a kind of machine including a rotor which rotates with

high speed and has a possibility to be dangerous. You are
responsible for this model's assembly, safe operation (place
to fly, frequency) check and adjustment of the model.
Assemble this kit only in places out of children's reach!
Take enough safety precaution before and after operation.
After every flight, inspect screws and nuts for looseness, and
parts for wear. Any damaged parts should be immediately
replaced, repaired or adjusted for safe operation.
Use only Kyosho genuine parts for replacement.
Failing to do so will result in accidents or malfunction of the
model. Kyosho do not take responsibilities for the accidents
and crashes if using the parts which are not Kyosho genuine
ones.
Always keep this instruction manual ready at hand for quick
reference, even after completing the assembly.
SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
1997 KYOSHO
No. 21722
No. 21721
No.21721 / No.21722
46 VR
CONCEPT 46 VR
SUPPLEMENTARY
INSTRUCTION SHEET
Please use these supplementary instructions in conjunction with the manual included in your kit.
11
Page 11
15
Engine
VR-6, VR-B
58
45mm
Assemble the counter gear.
57
18
56
45mm
55
312mm
320mm
312mm
469
314mm
175
312mm
314mm
3mm
3X14mm
4
If the backlash is too close, tighten the four pcs. of 3X14mm
cap screws as holding the engine downward.
19
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32
Tail Pipe
318mm
Cap Screw
3X18mm2
3mm2
Ensure to tighten 3X18mm cap screws

(2 pcs.) and 3mm nylon nut (2 pcs.) .
2
3mm
Nylon Nut
3mm
2
Insert the tail boom up to the

mark indicated.
60mm
approx. 60mm
Rotate the gear and check

if the tail rotor rotates.
*SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

1997 KYOSHO
318mm
9711
PRINTED IN JAPAN
REQUIRED FOR OPERATION (1)
Radio for engine-powered

R/C helicopters
Radio for engine-powered R/C helicopters,

and dry batteries
AA-size Batteries (for transmitter)
5+
AA
This kit requires a radio for engine-powered

R/C helicopters with 5 servos and 1 gyro.
For more information on the radio, refer to
its explanations.
AA
SUITABLE SERVOS
CAUTION: Only use a radio for R/C helicopters! (Any other radio is prohibited!)
33 ~ 36mm
39 ~ 41mm
19 ~ 20mm
Futaba
The illustrations showing the radio were taken from the Futaba radio explanations.
Engine
With semi-assembled kits, the engine

comes pre-installed. Install the muffler.
46
.46 engine for helicopters
Glow Plug
Glow Fuel and Fuel Pump
10
Glow Fuel
Engines for R/C models require glow fuel.

500H
Do not use gasoline or kerosene; both
gine fuel
model en
cannot be used! Also, be very care-ful when
han-dling glow fuel which is high-ly inflamma-No. 6054 K&B500H
ble and high-explosive!
Fuel should contain at least 10% of nitro.
K&B500H Model Engine Fuel
Fuel Pump
WARNING: Gasoline
or kerosene cannot
be used!
Required for engine starting:
Plug Heater
Starter
No. 80701 12V

Fuel Pump (Electric 12V)
No. 80702
Fuel Pump (Manual)
Glues & Lubes
Screw Locking Compound /

Screw Cement / Threadlocker
Grease
No. 96506
Ball Diff Grease
Grease
Loctite
No. 94402
Medium Strength
No. 1791
Blitz Starter
12V
12V Battery
No. 71481
Sealed Battery
(12V-6.5A)
Epoxy A
Epoxy B
Instant Glue
Equipment coming in handy
Fuel Filter
No. 96715
One-touch Plug Heater
No. 94403
Hard Strength
Epoxy Glue
No. 96627
GelBoy
No. 1876/No. 39308
Fuel Filter
REQUIRED FOR OPERATION (2)
Tools required
Needle Nose Pliers
TOOLS INCLUDED
CAUTION: Handle tools carefully!

WICHTIG: Gehen Sie vorsichtig mit Werkzeugen um!
IMPORTANT: Maniez les outils avec prudence!
1.5mm, 2mm, 2.5mm, 3mm

Hex Wrench (1.5mm, 2mm, 2.5mm, 3mm)
Phillips Screw Driver (L.M.S)
Wire Cutters
Sharp Hobby Knife
Awl
Plug Wrench
SPECIAL TAPER REAMER
No.80311
1mm15mm
No need to pre-drill!
Drills neat 1mm to 15mm holes directly!
RADIO PREPARATION
Set up the radio as explained below.
12
ON
10
OFF
Switch
9
4
6
Transmitter
7
11
ON
OFF
Servo
Reverse Switch
Pitch
Aileron
Normal
Elevator
Throttle
Reverse
Rudder
Receiver
Gyro
START
Insert AA-size dry batteries. (Transmitter)
Extend the antenna. (Transmitter)
3
4
Connect the charged Ni-Cd battery.
Extend the antenna. (Receiver)
5
6
7
Down the trims.
5
6
7
Switch on the receiver.
Make sure the servos move according to your transmitter inputs.
Center the trims.

Switch on the transmitter.
FINISH
10
10
Switch off the receiver.
11
11
Switch off the transmitter.
12
12
Retract the antenna. (Transmitter)
BEFORE YOU BEGIN (1)
Read through the manual before you begin, so you will have an overall idea of what to do.
Check all parts. If you find any defective or missing parts, contact your local dealer or our Kyosho Distributor.
How to read the instruction manual:
Example
Tail
HH-2
2.6 x 10mm
Cap Screw
2
3 x 3mm
Set Screw
1
2.6mm
Nylon Nut
This instruction manual uses several symbols. Please note them

during the entire assembly.
2.6mm
2
3 x 3mm
Key Number, Part Name, True-to-scale

Diagram, Quantity Used
2.6 x 10mm
Tail Rotor Assembly
No.
No.
All parts except screws are identified by
key numbers. For purchasing spare parts,
find the key no. of the part needed in the
spare part list and refer to the left column
to look up the corresponding order no.
Symbols used throughout the instruction manual, comprise:
Part bags used.
Apply epoxy glue.
92
x2
Assemble in the specified

order.
Pay close attention here!
Assemble as many times as

specified (here: twice).
Must be purchased separately!
Apply threadlocker (screw cement).
True-to-scale diagram.
Apply grease.
2mm
Drill holes with the specified
diameter (here: 2mm).
2mm
Apply instant glue (CA glue, super glue).
Cut off shaded portion.
Assemble left and right sides

the same way.
Tentatively tighten.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN (2)
Inside the kit, you will find assemblies, i.e. sections that are pre-assembled
and hence consist of more than one part. To make sure these assemblies
are safely assembled, check among others their screws for looseness. Only
then, build in the assemblies.
This kit contains screws and hardware in different metric sizes and shapes. Before using them, check the screws on the true-to-scale diagrams on the
left side in each assembly step. Some screws are extras.
SCREWS
Screw
OTHER HARDWARE
TP
Self-tapping (TP) Screw
3x12mm
Screw
3mm
WasherNut
3mm
Flat Head (F/H) Screw
E4
E-ring
Cap Screw
3mm
12mm
TP
TP F/H Screw
Set Screw
5x10mm
Metal BushingBearing
5mm
4mm
10mm
TP

Self-tapping (TP) screws cut threads into the parts when being tightened. Excessive force may
Correct
Wrong
permanently damage parts when tightening TP screws. It is recommended to stop tightening when
the part is attached or when some resistance is felt after the threaded portion enters the plastic.
Overtightened.
The threads are stripped.
ABOUT THE "PERSONAL FREQUENCY MONITOR"

LED
Before operating your helicopter, plug the crystal of your
frequency into the Personal Fre-quency Monitor. As soon
as you switch it on, you'll know for sure through an interfe-rence signal and LED lamps whether somebody else is on
your fre-quency or not!
No.80591 (40MHz)
No.80592 (72MHz)
PERSONAL
BAND MONITOR
40MHZ
KYOSHO
CORPORATION
ON
OFF
No.80591
6,000
Special crystals are

available at Kyosho!
JRMSA
KYOSHO CORPRATION
77
No.21722No.21721

1
40
16 23
40
This instruction manual is both for kit No.21722 and semi-assembled kit No.21721 with
engine.When referring to the instructions for completing the assembly, make the following distinctions.
CONCEPT 46 VR (assembly kit)
: All steps from
1 through 40 .
CONCEPT 46 VR (semi-assembled) : All steps from 16 23 through 40 .
Rotor Head
VR-A, VR-E
28mm
RT/H Screw
45mm
2
2
45mm
Set Screw
212
1
28mm
6
6
Hiller Control Lever Bushing
421A
1
212
Linkage Ball
2
Rotor Head
VR-A, VR-B
128 612mm
Ball Bearing
128
2
30mm
approx. 30mm
128
201
427
Part bags used.
Assemble left and right

sides the same way.
Apply threadlocker
(screw cement).
Tentatively
tighten.
Assemble in the
specified order.
Apply grease.
Rotor Head
2mm
Hex Wrench2mm
A A '
Tighten the set screws when A and A ' are equally long.
A '
A
2
To balance left and right ends, place a piece of tape to the lighter end.
7 201
201

Align 201 with 7
by rotating 201 .
201
Rotor Head
VR-A, VR-B
210mm
RT/H Screw
201
Note the direction of parts 203 and 204 .

204
204
Note the different hole sizes in.
204
Thrust Bearing
2
2
Small Large
36mm TP
Screw
4
212
Linkage Ball
353A
2
4mm
Nylon Nut
203
204
2
422 57mm
Spacer
2
56 513mm
Ball Bearing
4
56
203
204
4mm
56
424 525mm
Shaft
2
212
36mm
203
Thrust Collar
210mm
425 59mm
Metal Bushing
2
422
425
423
424
Part bags used.
Assemble in the specified order.
Apply grease.
x2
425
x2
Assemble as many times as specified (here: twice).
Rotor Head
VR-A
2.612mm
426
2.612mm
Screw
8
2.6mm
Nut
8
2.6mm
Rotor Head
VR-A
163 , 368
10 4.8mm
Ball End
10
x2
10
12
Stabilizer Control Rod
163 236mm
Adjustable Rod
47mm
approx. 47mm
Pitch Rod
368 262mm
Adjustable Rod
2
Stabilizer Rod
368
21.5mm
approx. 21.5mm
22mm
163
approx. 22mm
163
Rotor Head
Stabilizer Rod
Pitch Rod
Part bags used.
True-to-scale diagram.
x2
Assemble as many times as specified (here: twice).
Assemble left and right sides

the same way.
Mast
VR-B, NE-C, VR-D
Mast Assembly
31
59
431 812mm
Ball Bearing
431
374
2
431
59 214mm
Pin
31
2
Main Gear
VR-D
37mm
F/H Screw
37mm
4
47
318mm
Cap Screw
1
3mm
Nylon Nut
3mm
48
1
318mm
No.96506
46
150
10
Control Lever
VR-D, VR-5, VR-6
28mm
RT/H Screw
2
212
Linkage Ball
451
2
230 E E2.0
E-ring
33
2
212
28mm
230
230
33 314mm
Shaft
212
1
28mm
188
Part bags used.
Apply threadlocker
(screw cement).
Apply grease.
11
Aileron Lever
VR-D, VR-5
479
312mm
Cap Screw
2
320mm
Cap Screw
479
312mm
2
320mm TP
Screw
320mm
28mm
28mm
RT/H Screw
212
212
Linkage Ball
28mm
37
3
38mm
Washer
320mm
247
1
38mm
37
Aileron Lever Collar
212
450
12
Engine
VR-6, VR-B
210mm
RT/H Screw
385
3mm
49
463
3.514mm
Cap Screw
28mm
472
465
4
330mm
226
330mm
Cap Screw
Incl. with Engine.
2mm
Nut
1
468
3mm
Nylon Nut
226
Incl.with Engine
212
Linkage Ball
1
209
Engine
49 816mm
Bearing
1
3.514mm
226 1218mm
Bearing
Locking Jig
10
2mm
Use to lock piston while tightening

nut on crank shaft.
Part bags used.
Must be purchased
separately!
Apply threadlocker
(screw cement).
Apply epoxy glue.
212
210mm
2mm 2mm
Drill holes with the specified diameter (here: 2mm).
13
Fan Casing
VR-6
2.610mm
2.610mm TP
Screw
5
467
466
14
Fuel Tank
461
110
VR-7
393 ( 140mm)
Silicone Tube (thick 140mm)
To muffler
390
115 ()
Silicone Tube (thin)
To engine
393
391
393 ( 140mm)
Silicone Tube (thick 140mm)
15
Engine
VR-B, VR-5
VR-6
When using a fuel filter,

install here.
312mm
479
Counter Gear Assembly
320mm
312mm
479
314mm
388
388
312mm
Cap Screw
312mm
6
314mm
Cap Screw
4
320mm
Cap Screw
2
3mm
Washer
212
Insert the ball

in the hole.
3mm
314mm
Part bags used.
11
16
Frame
VR-D, VR-5, NE-9, VR-12

414mm
Cap Screw
28mm
RT/H Screw
2
310mm TP
Screw
315mm TP
Screw
3mm
Nut
1
4mm
Nut
335mm
Cap Screw
310mm
Washer
1
212
Linkage Ball
2
6
325mm TP
Screw
3118mm
Screw
2
45mm
Screw
335mm
315mm
325mm
315mm
212
310mm
455
315mm
310mm
212
28mm
325mm
315mm
assembly.
3mm
460
17
Tail Boom
VR-E, VR-10, VR-12

405
403
408
253
542
factory - inserted
403
255
404
12
Part bags used.
Apply grease.
Apply threadlocker
(screw cement).
254
18
Tail Gearbox
2.68mm
Screw
2.614mm
Screw
34mm
Set Screw
45mm
Set Screw
2.6mm
Nut
79 212mm
Pin
VR-B, VR-10
80
83
84
83 510mm
Ball Bearing
537
79
76 814mm
Ball Bearing
473
34mm
2.68mm
2.614mm
83
1
45mm
84 5717.4mm
Collar
474
1
76
75
81
19
Tail Rotor
2.6mm
Filmly tighten the set screws to the flats.
VR-B, VR-10
438
438 34mm
Set Screw (Special type)
Fasten both 3X4mm set screws

onto the spots indicated.
2
243
314mm
Cap Screw
2
538
180
88
36mm
Washer
2
88 610mm
Ball Bearing
91
178
538
478
Reverse Screw
83 510mm
Ball Bearing
83
36mm
180 28mm
Pin
2
314mm
Part bags used.
Apply grease.
Apply threadlocker (screw cement).
Pay close attention here!
13
20
Tail Rotor
212
VR-10
245
210mm
210mm
RT/H Screw
2
2.68mm
Cap Screw
2.68mm
4
316mm
Cap Screw
2
2.6mm
Nylon Nut
316mm
210
Tighten the screws ensuring
210 can still move.
210
244
3mm
4
3mm
Nylon Nut
2.6mm
Click in.
2
212
Linkage Ball
2
21
Control Lever
210mm
RT/H Screw
1
216mm
Cap Screw
VR-10
540 272mm
Collar
1
2mm
1 Nut
2mm
Washer
1
540
2
27 237.6mm
Collar
210mm
27
212
212
Linkage Ball
2mm
2mm
216mm
539
2mm
22
Tail Fin
VR-12
74
325mm
310mm TP
Screw
2
310mm
325mm
Cap Screw
3mm
2
3mm
Nylon Nut
72
14
405
Part bags used.
Assemble left and right sides the same way.
23
Skid
VR-8, VR-11
38mm
38mm TP
Screw
181
2
318mm TP
Screw
4
34mm
318mm
34mm
Set Screw
102
4
25mm
318mm
107
103
410
102
24
Rotor Head
VR-A
3mm
320mm
Cap Screw(Special type)
1
3mm
Nylon Nut
320mm
1
Pitch Rod
Stabilizer Rod
25
Radio
2.612mm
VR-8
Aileron Control Servo
2.612mm
2.612mm TP
Screw
20
Note the direction of each servo.
Rudder Control Servo
96
Elevator Control Servo
Throttle Control Servo
Pitch Control Servo
Part bags used.
Assemble left and right sides the same way.
15
26
Radio
VR-8, VR-11
Receiver
Cords
Wrap the receiver in sponge for

protection against vibration.
153
Switch
Make sure the gyro does not

contact the frame.
Follow the radio instruction

manual for connecting.
97
Gyro Amp
153
NiCd Battery
Switch
153
153
Gyro
152
27
Elevator Linkage
Gain Controller
153
2mm
approx. 2mm
VR-8
10 4.8mm
Ball End
10mm
approx. 10mm
2
541
Screw
541 down to the
spots indicated.
541 284mm
Adjuster Rod
10
A
10
541
90
A
B
Make
A and
B of same length.
10
Refer to the diagram above and

adjust the tightness of.
10
90
B
16
Part bags used.
2mm 2mm
1.7mm
10mm
approx.
10mm
1.7mm
VR-8
28
Pitch Linkage
cm
Parallel
Low
10 4.8mm
Ball End
High
541 284mm
Adjuster Rod
If adjuster rod is interfere with frame, please bend adjuster rod to avoid interfere.
approx. 78mm
Neutral
10
10
78mm
812mm
approx. 8mm~12mm
122
29
Rudder Rod
310mm
VR-8
TP
Screw
1
475 1.7260mm

Rod
310mm
2
Left
Right
90
Neutral
452
1
475
1214mm
approx. 1214mm
Part bags used.
Assemble in the
specified order.
17
30
Aileron Linkage
VR-8
27mm
10 4.8mm
Ball End
approx. 27mm
A
B
A and
B of same length.
Make
10
Refer to the diagram above and

10
adjust the tightness of.
1
477 281mm
Adjuster Rod
10
477
2
430 240mm
Adjustable Rod
1
90
2mm
approx. 2mm
10
1.7mm
10mm
approx. 10mm
10mm
approx. 10mm
90
477
Screwdown
to the
477
spots indicated.
1.7mm
31
Throttle Linkage
VR-8
10
10
Refer to the diagram above and adjust the tightness of.
10 4.8mm
Ball End
1
90
High
476 2160mm
Adjuster Rod
Slow
90
1
10
476
1214mm
approx. 12~14mm
WARNING : Ensure the throttle servo moves into the correct direction! If it moves into the
opposite direction, the main rotor will rotate at high rpm when starting the engine.
This is dangerous as it may result in damages and, worse, serious accidents!
Part bags used.
18
2mm 2mm
Neutral
32
Tail Pipe
VR-8
34mm
Set Screw
90
1
454 2mm
Stoper
Neutral
1
Tighten the set screw when a 90 angle

is produced.
60mm
approx. 60mm
Insert the tail boom up to the

mark indicated.
454
34mm
Rotate the gear and check

if the tail rotor rotates.
453
453
542
453
15mm
Twist as the diagram shows.
View from back.
33
Tail Boom
25mm TP
Screw
VR-6, VR-11, VR-12

1
3mm
4
Loosen the screws.
5
Tighten the screws.
310mm TP
Screw
407
2
2
320mm
Cap Screw
320mm
25mm
1
3mm
Nylon Nut
406
1
2
25mm
3
310mm
407
Part bags used.

sides the same way.
Assemble in the
specified order.
Apply instant glue

(CA glue, super glue).
19
34
Body Mount
VR-8
325mm
325mm
Screw
241
241
2
237
238
239
x2
240
35
Body
VR-8
6mm
459
38mm TP
Screw
2
Front
108
6mm
3mm
38mm
36
Canopy
VR-8
25mm TP
Screw
Decal
1 2
3 4
458
25mm
1mm
Part bags used.
20
2mm 2mm
1mm
x2

37
Decal
The decal numbers between

brackets are for the opposite side.
462
Apply decals as illustrated.
22
23
20
21
12
13
19
15
16
26
27
14
17
18
24
25
28
29
38
Body
2
Assemble in the
specified order.
21
39
Main Rotor
NE-F
362 363
Positions for gluing 362 and 363 .
312mm
Screw
363
Trim the shaded portion of the film.
Note the direction.
x2
516
363
362
362
312mm
516

362 363
WARNING : The gluing of

362 and 363 has to be done precisely. Unprecision
will lead to accidents when flying. If the temperature is low, use a
(hair) dryer to warm up the sections for gluing, and glue together.
40
Main Rotor
VR-A
Attach the tracking tape to the lighter side.
437
Drag Bolt
Blade Balancer
4mm
Nylon Nut
2
Decal
NOTICE : If the main rotor blades are not

perfectly balanced, vibration, loose
screws and radio trouble are the
consequences.
437
Decal
4mm
Note the direction of the main rotor blades.
Screws should not be fastened either too loose or too tight. Allow for some movement of the blades in the rotor grips.
Part bags used.
22
Apply epoxy glue.
x2

Must be purchased
separately!

sides the same way.
41
Main Rotor

1
Pitch Rod
HI-PITCH (10)
Main rotor pitch adjustment
HOVER-PITCH (6)
PITCH GAUG
1 Center the throttle control stick. Slide the pitch

gauge onto each blade. Adjust the length of both
pitch rods to make the stabilizer bar run parallel to
the hover pitch line on the gauge.
LOW-PITCH
Hover Pitch
(0)
R
THE FINEST
RADIO CONTROL
MODELS
2 Move the throttle control stick to high and set with

your transmitter a high pitch.
Neutral
3 Move the throttle contol stick to low and set with

your transmitter a low pitch.
In case of Mode 1
HI-PITCH (10)
PITCH
G
HOVER-PITCH
(6)
AUGE
LOW-PIT
CH (0
THE FINEST
RADIO
CONTROL
MODELS
High Pitch
HI
02
810
02
PIT.CURVE
46
46
810
High
LOW
Pitch reference table

High
10
-2
-3
-6
-8
-2~ -3
12
HOVER-PITC
PITCH GAUGE
H (6)
LOW-PITCH (0)
R
Low Pitch
Low
PIT.CURVE
46
46
HI
02
CH (10
HI-PIT
02
Center
810
Autorotation
Low
810
Stick Position
Hovering
Normal Flight
Loop / Stall Turns
Roll
3D
3D (Aerobatics)
LOW
Assemble in the
specified order.
23
42
Final Check
3
Check all parts.

1
Examine all screws, etc. for their
tightness.
2
Examine sticks and servos for

adequate movement.
3
Examine linkage rods for smooth
movement.
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The tail rotor will not rotate if the set screw is loose!
The tail drive check hole allows you to check the set
screw for proper tightness! Check before evey flight.
OPERATING YOUR MODEL SAFELY
WARNING: Do NOT operate the helicopter in the following places and situations:
(Non-observance may lead to accidents!)
1.
2.
3.
Always check the radio batteries!
4.
If the radio batteries get weaker, transmission and reception
decrease. You may lose control of your model when opera

ting it under such conditions. This may lead to accidents!
Keep in mind that people around you may also

operate a radio control model!
NEVER share the same frequency
with somebody else at the same
time! Signals will be mixed and
you will lose control of your model.
This may lead to accidents!
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81
When the model behaves strangely . . .!

Immediately stop the model and check the reason. As long as the
problem is not cleared, do NOT operate it! This may lead to further
trouble and unforeseen accidents!
WARNING: for preventing accidents and personal injury, be sure to observe the following:
ONLY use glow fuel for radio control models!
Before flying, ensure

all screws are tight!
Because the use of gasoline and kerosene in R/C models ac-counts for fires, do NOT use them!
A single loose screw may

account for accidents!
1.
2.
3.
Replace all parts with defects or being

cracked with new ones!
Fuel is highly inflammable and

high-explosive!
Defect and cracked

parts lead to accidents
and crashs!
1. NEVER use fuel indoors or in places

with open fires and sources of heat!
2. Store fuel ONLY in cool, dry and dark
places out of children's reach! Tightly shut the cap!
3. Do NOT dispose of empty fuel cans into a fire! There is
danger of explosion!
10m
NEVER approach a rotor

spinning at high speed!
10m
Stand at least 10m away from

the rotor for injury prevention!
Right after use, do NOT touch the engine

and muffler generating high temperatures!
NEITHER swallow fuel NOR let it into your eyes!

When fuel is swallowed,
in-duce vomit-ing. When
fuel gets into eyes, rinse
them and consult an
ophthalmologist!
You may get seriously burned touching the engine or muffler!
Observe the necessary maintenance!
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Below are listed the reactions of the CONCEPT 46 VR

according to your inputs.
CONCEPT 46 VR Control Reactions
HELICOPTER RESPONSE
CONTROL STICK POSITION (MODE 1)
HELICOPTER RESPONSE
Throttle
High
Engine rpm and the main rotor pitch increase. As a

result, the helicopter lifts up.
Low
Engine rpm and the main rotor pitch decrease. As a

result, the helicopter descends.
Aileron
Moves left.
Left
Right
Tilts left.
Moves right.
1
Elevator
1
2
Tilts right.
Down
1
1 Moves forward.
2 With airspeed, the helicopter descends.
Up
1 Loses airspeed or moves backward.
2 With airspeed, the helicopter lifts up.
Rudder
Left
By changing the tail rotor pitch, the

nose moves left.
Right
By changing the tail rotor pitch, the

nose moves right.
Prior to adjusting & operating, observe the following:
WARNING: Always operate the helicopter outdoors out of people's reach as the main rotor rotates at high rpm!
10m
WARNING: While adjusting, stand at least 10 meters apart from the helicopter!
Novice R/C helicopter pilots should always seek advice from experienced pilots for hints in assembly and pre-flight adjustments! Note that a badly assembled or insufficiently adjusted helicopter is a safety hazard!
In the beginning, novice R/C helicopter pilots should always be assisted by an experienced pilot and never fly alone!
For injury prevention, move the throttle control stick only slowly from low to high!
When switching the radio ON or OFF, always proceed in the following order:
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
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When switching ON:

1
2
3
4
Position the throttle control stick (transmitter) entirely to low.

Switch on the transmitter.
Switch on the receiver.
Start / Crank the engine.
When switching OFF:

1
2
3
Stop the engine.

Switch off the receiver.
Switch off the transmitter.

Checklist before flying
With , the main rotor pitch

becomes smaller.
With , the main rotor pitch
becomes bigger.
With
, the swashplate tilts right.
With
, the swashplate tilts left.
With
, the swashplate tilts back.
With
, the swashplate tilts fore.
With , the slide ring moves left.
With , the slide ring moves right.
1
STARTING THE ENGINE (1)
1 Charging radio batteries
With rechargeable radio batteries, charge them to full capacity.

With dry cells used in the transmitter, replace them with new ones.
2 Checking the helicopter
Ensure that all screws, nuts, etc. are securely tightened.

3 Refuelling
When filling up the tank, ensure that no dirt enters the tank
as well.
4 Basic Needle Setting
Entirely tighten the needle, then unscrew it as many turns as specified

in the engine instruction manual.
1
5 Radio Activation
Pull down the engine control stick and center the engine control trim.
3
Center the trim.
2
Pull down the engine control stick.
With radio glitches or a helicopter that will not move, find out
the reason. Do not start the engine before finding and solving
the problem!
1 ON
Switch on.
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2
STARTING THE ENGINE (2)
6
Plug Heating
Always check the dry batteries used in the plug heater.
7
Engine Starting
Ensure the engine starter is rotating into the direction illustrated.
(If rotating into the opposite direction, reverse the and clips.)
When the engine starts, take hold of the rotor head so the
rotor blades will not rotate.
8
Engine Stopping
Pull down the engine control stick and the trim.
If the engine still does not stop, pull out the fuel pipe from the
engine.
Tracking Adjustment

The tracking adjustment consists in making the main rotor pitch

on both blades equal.
Slowly pull up the throttle control stick.

Look at the blades directly from the side.
10m
10m away
2
If both main rotor blades look like in:
1OK
(both blades travel in the same plane), no further adjusting is needed.
2
(both blades track separately), further adjusting is needed.
Take the blade with the tracking tape as a base.

1/2
If the other blade (without the tracking tape) tracks lower, rotate
the ball end of the pitch rod half a turn right.
1/2
If the other blade (without the tracking tape) tracks higher, rotate
the ball end of the pitch rod half a turn left.
Proceed the same way until both main rotor blades will travel in
the same plane as in .
Pitch Rod
Main rotor pitch decreases.
Main rotor pitch increases.
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10m

Trim Adjustment
NOTICE: Adjust and practice flying only when there is a weak wind or no wind.

Correct any yawing, rolling or pitching of the helicopter during
take offs with the trims.

As the engine speed increases and the helicopter is close to taking off,
the following tendencies may be noticed for the helicopter to yaw
( or ), to roll ( or ) or to pitch ( or ) instead of lifting
straight up. If this happens, adjust the different trims on the transmitter
so the helicopter lifts straight up.
1
Hover-Lesson 1
Wind
Observe the following basics before practicing the hover. It will

make things a lot easier!
Direct the helicopter into the wind.
With lateral and tail winds, operation becomes difficult.
Do not watch the tail, watch the nose of the helicopter.
Nose-in when landing

When landing, the helicopter should touch ground with the nose first.
If touching ground with the tail first, the main rotor or tail boom may
be damaged.
10m
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2
Hover-Lesson 2
Headwind
Hovering necessitates constant control. Repeat practicing the

hover until your fingers get used to doing the controls on the
transmitter.
10m
10m away
510cm
Direct the helicopter into the wind. Stand behind the helicopter. Raise
the throttle control stick a little, making the helicopter hover at a height
of 5 ~ 10 cm. Then, decrease engine speed and safely land it.
Repeat this exercise and by increasing the altitude gradually. Next,

try to land the helicopter a little ahead from where you lifted off.
Once you master these basic controls, you can proceed to the hover at
higher altitude. You must constantly anticipate into which direction the
helicopter may drift and move the control sticks accordingly.
10m
3
Hover-Lesson 3
Horizontal Movement
Once you have mastered the hover, proceed to the following exercises, proving indispensable for operating a helicopter at higher
altitude.
Forward
Right
Left
Hover from the side
Hover from the front
10m
10m away
10m
10m away
30
10m
Backward

High Altitude Flight

In the beginning , do not fly too fast when practicing banking

at high altitude.
10m
10m away
With right banking:
Tilt the helicopter to the right side using

the aileron control stick.
Pull up the elevator control stick and move

the rudder control stick right.
After finishing banking, move the elevator and rudder control sticks
back to neutral and the aileron control stick left to bring the helicopter
back into horizontal flight.
With left banks, move the aileron and rudder control sticks left.
The higher the airspeed, the more important control movement

becomes.
Use the throttle control stick to keep the helicopter at a constant

altitude which is likely to change according to the wind and its
direction.
Low-throttle
Wind
High-throttle
Wind
Landing

Land the helicopter into the wind.

Basic Landing:
Gradually lower the

throttle control stick

Autorotation Landing:
Bring the throttle control stick

down to the lowest position.
Headwind
Keep the helicopter in a horizontal

flight position.
Pull up the throttle control stick

slightly.
Pull the throttle control stick all the way up,

make the helicopter momentarily hover and
land it.
If the heli has too much speed, pull up the elevator

control stick to make it momentarily hover and land.
()
Autorotation is a way of safe landing even with engine failure.
When the engine stops, the helicopter will immediately start

its descent. Warn all people around you to prevent personal
injuries.
10m
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MAINTENANCE

Daily Check
After one day of helicopter flying, be certain to do the following checks!
WARNING: Make sure that all screws are securely tightened and all parts are in best condition! Damaged
parts should be immediately replaced by new ones and loose screws retightened. Failing to do
so will inevitably result in accidents such as crashs!
Wipe off any dirt or oil deposits from your helicopter.

Wearing Parts
WARNING: When replacing defect parts with new ones, please only use Kyosho brand genuine parts.
Ball End / Linkage Ball
Replace ball ends if they come easily

off. Replace balls with the first signs of
scratches.
Ball Bearing
Swashplate
Replace the swashplate with defect ball

bearings. Should the swashplates
action not be smooth, clean it and oil
the inner balls.
Clutch
open-type
sealed-type
Replace ball bearings if their action has

worsened. Oil open-type bearings. Do
not oil sealed bearings.
Replace the clutch if it does not disen-gage or if it engages at low throttle.
Gear
Replace gears with stripped teeth. On

this occasion, ensure correct gear
meshing.
Fuel Tube
Replace with first signs of cracks, defor-mation or quality deterioration.
Other Parts
Since engines, Ni-Cd batteries, servos and gyros also wear down, they require a regular
maintenance and eventually replacement.

Overhaul
50
After about 50 tanks of flight, a thorough-going overhaul is necessary. Worn components must be replaced. Components being exposed
to mechanical stress (main rotor, rotor head, tail rotor center hub) and the drive train must be overhauled in particular and be greased.
When reassembling, use screw locking compound on all screws to prevent loosening.

If your helicopter crashes
A thorough-going check is also required if your helicopter crashed, the main rotor blades hit the tail boom and other components were
exposed to any strong impact.
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1
Parts Replacement (1)
Mast
Engine
1
2
3
1 Remove the fuel tubes, throttle linkage and muffler.
2 Remove the screws for installing engine and the needle.
3 Remove the skid.
1
2
1 Detach the elevator links from the swashplate.

2 Unscrew the screws fastening the top ball bearing case and
main gear housing and pull out the
mast from above.
3
3 Unscrew the screws holding the mast stopper and pull
out the mast.
4 Put down the fan casing and the engine by widening the
bottom of the frame.
Mast Stopper
Mast
4
4 While pressing the pitch rods together, pull out the specified
parts from below.

Tail Drive Coupling
Thinner than the pin.
Pin
33
2
Parts Replacement (2)
Position of the Mast Stopper

1 Rotate the rotor head until the stabilizer bar and mixing lever
become parallel.
Main Gear Backlash Adjustment.
Stabilizer Bar
Parallel
Mixing Lever
No. H-3210 812mm

Shim
2 While pressing the rotor head (from above) and mast stopper
(from below) together, tighten all 4 screws equally.
Engine Mount
Tailboom
To insert shaft guides, oil each guide for easier insertion

and tap it inside the tailboom using a pipe or dowel.
Mast Stopper
1315mm
Pipe or dowel 1315mm(outside diameter)
550mm
Oil
Ensure the shaft guides

are properly directed
when inserting them.
Length of the Stabilizer Control Rods

If both stabilizer control rods do not fit the helicopter, the swashplate may be damaged due to too much strain. Both rods connect
the swashplate with the gear control lever and must be equally
long.
Rear End
180mm
360mm
470mm
Swashplate
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Troubleshooting
P28
P23 41
P28
P22 40
P23 41
P14 20
Problem
Cause
P22 40
Remedy
Weak starter battery.

Too much fuel inside engine.
(It is overchoked!)
Recharge.
Remove plug. Using starter, eject excess
fuel.
Engine will not start though

engine starter spins.
Weak plug heater battery.

Defect plug.
Fuel line is obstruct.
Needle not unscrewed.
Starter spins in opposite direction.
Recharge or replace.
Replace.
Clean fuel line.
Adjust as per engine explanations.
Reverse battery connection. See P28.
Engine stalls.
Fuel line is obstructed.

Engine rpm are too low.
Clean fuel line.

Raise throttle control stick a little.
Helicopter will not lift off.
Low/Small main rotor pitch.

Needle unscrewed too much.
Adjust hover pitch. See P23 411 .

Main rotor blades will not

track in same plane.
Unequal main rotor pitch.

Bent feathering shafts.
Defect ball bearings in main
rotor grips.
Left and right blades weigh differently.
Adjust tracking. See P28.

Replace.
Replace.
Strong vibration.
Bent mast.
Bent tail drive (system).
Left and right blades weigh differently.
Replace.
Replace.
Balance out. See P22 400 .
Clutch will not disengage.

Wears down quickly.
Idle rpm too high.

Needle too loose.
Blade pitch too big.
Adjust as per radio explanations.

Adjust. See P23 411 .
No rudder control.
Loose screw on tail drive joint.

Wrongly installed tail rotor grips.
Loose screw on tail linkage joint.
Reverse gyro operation / direction.
Check with every flight.

Check direction. See P14 20 .
Check.
Check as per radio explanations.
Engine will not start. Engine

starter will not spin.
Balance out. See P22 400 .
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PARTS LIST
No.
Key No.
4
6
7
10
18
27
28
31
33
37
40
46
47
48
49
55
56
57
58
59
72
74
75
76
79
80
81
83
84
88
91
96
97
102
103
107
108
110
115
128
129
132
133
137
150
152
153
163
168
172
173
174
175
178
180
181
188
201
203
204
209
210
212
216
226
230
237
238
239
240
241
243
244
245
247
253
254
255
353A
36
4.8mm
5x16mm
2x3mm
2x10mm
3x14mm
12x21mm
8x16mm
5x13mm
2x10mm
2x14mm
8x14mm
2x12mm
R
L
5x10mm
5x7mm
6x10mm
A
B
6x12mm
3x6mm
3x4mm
3x5mm
10x15mm
C
2x36mm
2x8mm
E E2.0
A
B
C
D
B
A
A
B
DESCRIPTION
No.
Bag No. Q'ty
Stabilizer Bar
VR-E
1
Hiller Control Lever Bushing VR-A
1
Hiller Control Lever
VR-A
1
4.8mm Ball End
VR-08,VR-A 22
5 x 16mm Ball Bearing
VR-B
2
2x3mmCollar
VR-10
1
2 x 10mm Pin
NE-C
2
Elevator Link
VR-D
2
3 x 14mm Shaft
VR-D
1
Aileron Lever Collar
VR-D
1
NE-C
1
Oneway Shaft
VR-D
1
Main Gear
VR-D
1
Main Gear Housing
VR-D
1
VR-B
2
Secondary Shaft
VR-6
1
VR-B
5
Tail Drive Coupling
VR-6
1
2 x 10mm Spring Pin
VR-6
1
2 x 14mm Pin
VR-D
2
Stabilizer Fin
VR-12
1
Vertical Fin
VR-12
1
Tail Drive Joint
VR-10
1
VR-B
2
2 x 12mm Pin
VR-10
1
Tail Gearbox (R)
VR-10
1
Tail Gearbox (L)
VR-10
1
VR-B
6
5 x 7mm Collar
VR-10
1
VR-B
2
Slide Bushing
VR-10
1
Servo Set Plate
VR-8 10
Wire Holder
VR-8
2
Skid Cap
VR-11
4
Antenna Pipe
VR-E
1
Body Catch (A)
VR-8
1
Body Catch (B)
VR-8
1
Tank Weight
VR-7
1
Silicone Tube (Thin)
VR-7
1
VR-B
2
NE-C
8
3 x 4mm Collar
NE-C
4
3 x 5mm Washer (Silver)
NE-C
8
NE-C
2
C Stopper Ring
VR-D
1
Rubber Band
VR-11
1
Double-sided Tape
VR-11
1
2 x 36mm Adjustable Rod
VR-A
4
Cyclic Lever
NE-C
2
Pitch Slider
NE-C
1
Pitch Slide Ring
NE-C
1
Pitch Slide Ring Nut
NE-C
1
Bevel Pinion Gear
VR-6
1
Tail Pitch Yoke
VR-10
1
2 x 8mm Pin
VR-10
2
Brace
VR-11
2
Pitch Lever
VR-D
1
Stabilizer Blade
VR-A
2
Thrust Collar
VR-A
2
Thrust Bearing
VR-B
2
Clutch Lining
VR-6
1
Tail Rotor Blade
VR-10
2
Linkage Ball
26
Swashplate
NE-C
1
Ball Bearing
VR-6
2
E-ring E2.0
VR-D
2
Body Mount (A)
VR-8
2
Body Mount (B)
VR-8
2
Body Mount Spring
VR-8
2
Body Mount (C)
VR-8
2
Body Mount (D)
VR-8
2
Tail Center Hub
VR-10
1
Tail Rotor Grip (B)
VR-10
2
Tail Rotor Grip (A)
VR-10
2
Aileron Lever
VR-D
1
Tail Drive Pipe
VR-E
1
Shaft Guide (A)
VR-E
3
Shaft Guide (B)
VR-E
3
Main Rotor Grip
VR-A
2
No.
Key No.
361
362
363
364
366
367
368
374
385
388
390
391
393
397
398
399
400
401
402
403
404
405
406
407
408
410
421A
422
423
424
425
426
427
428
429
430
431
434
437
438
450
451
452
453
454
455
458
459
460
461
462
463
465
466
467
468
469
472
473
474
475
476
477
478
479
516
533
537
538
539
540
541
542
A
B
2x62mm
B
OS
OL
1.7x585mm
5x7mm
5x25mm
5x9mm
B
A
2x40mm
8x12mm
3x4mm
(L) VR
(R) VR
PP
PP
PP
(VR)
(VR)
(VR)
(VR)
(46VR)
(L) (46VR)
(R) (46VR)
28T (46VR)
57T (46VR)
(46VR)
16T
18T
2x260mm
2x160mm
2x81mm
(S)
4LD
2x7x2mm
2x84mm
(BK)
DESCRIPTION
Cyclic Lever Link
Root Cover (A)
Root Cover (B)
Mast
Pitch Rod Guide
Mast Stopper
Elevator Arm
Starter Cone
Upper Ball Bearing Case
Tank Nipple
Tank Grommet
Silicone Tube (Thick)
Muffler (A)
Muffler Baffle
Muffler (B)
Muffler O-ring (S)
Muffler O-ring (L)
Muffler Nipple
Rod Guide
Tail Drive Shaft
Tail Support Bracket
Tail Support Pipe
Tail Support End
1.7 x 585mm Rod
Skid
Stabilizer Seesaw
5 x 7mm Spacer
Feathering Shaft
5 x 25mm Shaft
5 x 9mm Metal Bushing
Rotor Head (B)
Rotor Head (A)
Mixing Base
Pitch Rod
Mixing Lever
Drag Bolt
3 x 4mm Set Screw (Special Type)
Main Frame (L) VR
Main Frame (R) VR
Tail PP Rod Guide
Tail PP Rod Joint
Tail PP Rod Stopper
Elevator Lever
Canopy (VR)
Body (VR)
Servo Frame (VR)
Fuel Tank
Decal (VR)
Cooling Fan
Engine Mount (46VR)
Fan Casing (L) (46VR)
Fan Casing (R) (46VR)
Drive Gear 28T (46VR)
Counter Gear 57T (46VR)
One-piece Clutch (46VR)
Tail Input Gear 16T
Tail Output Gear 18T
2 x 260mm Adjuster Rod
Tail Pitch Ring (Ball-type)
Insert Nut (S)
Main Rotor(4LD)
Mani fold
Tail OutPut Shaft
Tail Rod End
Tail Pitch Lever
2 x 7 x 2 mm Collar
Tail Boom (BK)
No.
Bag No. Q'ty
NE-C
VR-11
VR-11
NE-C
NE-C
NE-C
VR-A
VR-D
VR-6
VR-6
VR-7
VR-7
VR-7
NE-9
NE-9
NE-9
NE-9
NE-9
NE-9
VR-12
VR-E
VR-12
VR-E
VR-11
VR-E
VR-11
VR-A
VR-A
VR-A
VR-A
VR-B
VR-A
VR-A
NE-C
NE-C
VR-8
VR-B
NE-C
VR-A
VR-10
VR-5
VR-5
VR-8
VR-8
VR-8
VR-D
VR-12
VR-7
VR-6
VR-6
VR-6
VR-6
VR-6
VR-6
VR-6
VR-10
VR-10
VR-8
VR-8
VR-8
VR-10
VR-5
NE-F
NE-9
VR-10
VR-10
VR-10
VR-10
VR-8
VR-E
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
2
4
1
2
1
2
2
2
4
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
6
2
1
1
2
1
1
3
1
< EXPLODED VIEW (1) >

2.6x12mm
426 H-3303
4 H-3063
H-3003
4x5mm
6
3x12mm
362
516
H-3365
H-3302
363
422 424 423
425
128 H-3101
437 1192
H-3320A
353A
212
56 H-3006
3mm
212
2x8mm
201 H-3239
421
H-3301A
2x10mm
427 H-3303
Z-8007
3x6mm
204
4mm
3x20mm
4mm
203
2.6mm
H-3241
H-3503
129 H-3103
H-3307
10
163
28 361
133
H-3309
132 434
428
133 212
10
429
3x13mm
2x8mm
E
10
3x13mm
H-3503
2x8mm
10
163
10
H-3304
133
212 168 132
133
368
E
2x8mm
H-3307
129 H-3103
H-3503
10
H-3503
216
212
H-3242
10
430
10
37
366 H-3323
364 H-3321 H
388 H-3344
10 H-3503
40 H-3016
367 H-3324
541 H-3503
31
2x8mm
59
H-3501
374
212
431 PI-15
H-3501
58
H-6034
212
57
455
172
4x5mm
137
H-3503
541
H-3122
10
H-3106
173
188 H-3502
212
55 H-3025
137
174
56 H-3006
18 H-6033-2
2x10mm
2x10mm
212
3x12mm
3x12mm
3x20mm
175 H-3248
469 H-3508
( 54 H-3024)
3x20mm
47 H-3019
3x14mm
3mm
48 H-3021
46 H-3020
3x18mm
H
479 H-3506
150 H-3020
450 H-3514
3x12mm
49 H-3016
3x12mm
451 H-3514
3x20mm
465 H-3510
( 464 H-3521)
H-3502
212
2x8mm
37
3x14mm
477 H-3503
32VR
Parts with ( ) are 32VR.
38
10
H-3503

96781
3mm
399
401
4x14mm
398
402
397
533
3x118mm
4mm
400
3mm
10
2mm
476
2x10mm
( 456 H-3522)
467 H3513
H3503
3x30mm
385 H3511
463 H3511
466 H3513
( 457 H-3522)
( 227 H-3073)
472 H3509
3mm
226 H3222
468 H3507
( 208 H-3221)
393
226 H3222
390
391
115
3x35mm
32VR
Parts with ( ) are 32VR.
3.5x14mm
110
461
H3512
39
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EXPLODED VIEW (4)
>
458 H-3518
2x5mm
459 H-3517
237
238
1806
239
240
241
3x25mm
108 H-3054
3x15mm
2.6x12mm
450 H-3514
451 H-3514
3x25mm
3x8mm
96 H-3055
97 H-3055
3x15mm
153 H-3072
3x8mm
3x18mm
3x4mm
103 H-3064
360 H-3515
107 H-3054
3x18mm
3x4mm
410
181
H-3338
152
40
102
74 H-3039
H-3504
478
3mm
91
537 H-3375
2.6x8mm
80 H-3042
180 538 178
Q
H-3376
2.6x14mm
83 1901
84 H-3376
88 H-3048
3x25mm
79 H-3375
83 1901
212 Z-8007
245 H-6054
3x16mm
2.6x8mm
81 H-3042
4x5mm
M
75 H-6047
2x10mm
3x14mm
3x6mm
438
H-6053R
473
3x4mm
H-3505
76 H-3040
Q
540 H-3376
210mm
27
539
H-3376
243
474
2.6mm
212
2mm
2x6mm
2mm
2x16mm
83 1901
72 H-3039
2.6mm
3mm
210 H-3243
453
H-3516
3x10mm
244 H-6054
452
542 H-3266
454
253 H-3278
475
403 H-3347
405 H-3333
H-3277
3mm
255 254
407
404 H-3348
3x20mm
2x5mm
408 H-3516
406
H-3336
2x5mm
407
3x10mm
41
No.
H3003
H3006
H3016
H3019
H3020
H3021
H3025
H3039
H3040
H3042
H3048
H3054
H3055
H3063
H3064
H3072
H3101
H3103
H3106
H3108
H3110
H3122
H3222
H3239
H3241
H3242
H3243
H3248
H3266
H3277
H3278
H3301A
H3302
H3303
H3304
H3307
H3309
H3320A
H3321
H3323
H3324
H3333
42
No.
Part Names
Qty.
6 7 x1
Hiller Control Lever Set
5x13x4mm
56 x 2
5x13x4mmBall Bearing
40 49 x 1
Mast Bearing
47 x 1
Main Gear
46 150 x 1
Oneway Shaft
48 x 1
Oneway Housing
55 x 1
Secondary Shaft
72 74 x 1
Tail Wing Set
8x14x3.5mm
76 x 2
8x14x3.5mm Ball Bearing
80 81 x 1
Tail Gear Case
6x10x3mm
88 x 2
6x10x3mm Ball Bearing
107 108 x 1
Body Catch Set
97 x 2 96 x 10
Sarvo Mounting Plate Set
4 x2
Stabilizer Bar
103 x 5
Antenna Pipe
153 x 2
Double-sided Tape
6x12x3mm
128 x 2
3x6x2mm
129 x 4
10x15x3mm
137 x 2
10 x 10
Rod End Set
31 x 2
Elevator Link
172 173 174 x 1

Pitch Slider Set
226 x 2
Clutch Bearing
SX
201 x 2
Stabilizer Blade SX
203 204 x 2
Thrust Bearing Set
216 x 1 212 x 7
Swashplate
210 x 2
Tail Rotor Blade
175 x 1
Bevel Pinion Gear
542 x 1
Tail Boom Blak
254 255 x 3
Shaft Guide
253 x 2
Tail Guide Pipe
F
421A x 1 212 x 2
Stabilizer Seesaw (F)
F
422 423 424 x 2 425 x 4
Feathering Shaft Set (F)
F
426 427 x 1
Main Rotor Head (F)
428 x 1 429 x 2
Mixing Base
D28 168 361 434 x 2
132 212 x 4 133 x 8
Mixing Lever Set (D)
L
361 x 2
Cyclic Lever Link (L)
212 353A x 2
Main Rotor Grip
364 x 1
Mast
366 x 1
Pitch Rod Guide
367 x 1
Mast Stopper
405 x 1
Tail Bracket
SPARE PARTS
No.
No.
Part Names
Qty.
406 x 2 407 x 4
Tail Support Pipe
102 x 4 181 410 x 2

Skid Set
388 x 2
Mast Bearing Case Set
403 x 2
Rod Guide
404 x 2
Tail Drive Shaft
4LD
362 363 516 x 2
Main Rotor4LD
79 x 1 537 x 1
Tail Output Shaft
27 x 1 84 x 1 178 539 x 1
Tail Pitch Lever Set
180 x 2
538 x 2 540 x 1
(VR) 31 59 212 x 1 374 x 1
Elevator Lever Set (VR) 455 x 1
(VR) 33 37 188 247A x 1 212 x 5
Aileron Pitch Lever Set (VR) 230 x 2
(VR) 10 x 20 122 430 476 543 x 1
163 x 4 368 477 541 x 2
Linkage Set (VR)
(VR)
91 212 478 x 1
Tail Slide Ring Set (VR)
(VR)
473 474 x 1
Tail Gear Set (VR)
(VR)
479 x 6
Insert Nut Set (VR)
28T (VR)
209 468 x 1
Drive Gear 28T (VR)
57T (VR)
469 x 1
Counter Gear 57T (VR)
(VR)
472 x 1
One Piece Clutch (VR)
(VR)
465 x 1
Engine Mount (VR)
(VR)
385 463 x 1
Cooling Fan Starter Set (VR)
280ccVR 110 115 390 391 461 x 1
393 x 2
Fuel Tank 280cc (VR)
VR
466 467 x 1
Fan Casing (VR)
VR
388 x 2 450 451 x 1
Main Frame (VR)
VR
460 x 1
Servo Frame (VR)
VR 408 452 453 454 475
x1
Tail Rinkage Set (VR)
VR
459 x 1
Body (VR)
VR
458 x 1
Canopy (VR)
VR
462 x 1
Decal (VR)
5x16x5mm
18 x 1
57 58 x 1
Tail Drive Coupling
75 x 1
Tail Drive Joint
243 x 1 438 x 2
Tail Center Hub
244 245 x 2
Tail Rotor Grip
550
130
H3336
1000
90
H3338
1000
90
H3344
600
130
H3347
500
130
H3348
2400
190
H3365
600
90
H3375
700
270
H3376
1000
90
H3501
650
130
H3502
1000
90
H3503
500
130
H3504
400
130
H3505
750
270
H3506
300
130
H3507
200
90
H3508
1000
90
H3509
2200
90
H3510
800
90
H3511
300
90
H3512
100
90
H3513
1500
130
H3514
1800
130
H3515
1200
130
H3516
2200
90
H3517
4500
130
H3518
450
90
H3519
2500
190
H6033-2
1300
TEL
H6034
900
130
H6047
800
TEL
H6053R
800
190
H6054
1500
130
800
130
2000
130
1800
130
200
90
900
130
8x12x3.5mm
8x12x3.5mm Ball Bearing
Z8007
Linkage Ball
4mm
1192
4mm Drag Bolt
1806
Body Hook Set
5x10x4mm
1901
32-46
96781 Adjustable Muffler (.32-46 engines)
900
190
500
130
500
90
300
130
PI-15
FOR JAPANESE MARKET ONLY.

700
TEL
1600
270
500
130
300
130
800
TEL
4000
TEL
700
90
700
130
1200
130
1000
130
900
130
700
130
600
130
800
130
1000
130
600
130
2500
270
1500
270
1000
270
850
270
700
270
2200
390
2000
390
700
TEL
2800
TEL
800
390
900
270
600
90
500
90
500
130
800
90
800
90
431 x 2
1000
90
212 x 10
1000
90
437 x 4
300
90
237 238 239 240 241 x 2
380
130
83 x 2
700
90
397 398 399 400 401 402 533 x 1 1500
270
TEL
Some of the parts included are not available as spare parts. Purchase
optional parts instead.
OPTIONAL PARTS
No.
H3039
BL
H3039
GR
H3039
P
H3039
Y
H3205
H3210
H3220
H3237
H3332-01
H3405
H3406
H3601
R
H3602
BL
H3603
H3604
H3606
H3609
BL
H3609
GR
H3609
P
H3609
Y
Z3004
Z3016
Z3017
Z3020
Z3022
Z3023
Z3025
Z3027
BL
Z3027
R
Z3029
No.
Part Names
Qty.
Color Tail Wing Set (Blue)
Color Tail Wing Set (Green)
Color Tail Wing Set (Pink)
Color Tail Wing Set (Yellow)

for storing blades
Main Rotor Case
Shim
Colored Tracking Tape

SP 6 7
SP Hiller Control Lever Replace with 6 7 . Metal
Clutch Lining

light weight and rigidity
Carbon Tail Support
UP
Aluminium Throttle Lever better response
()
shaft guide pre-installed
Tail Boom Set Red
()
shaft guide pre-installed
Tail Boom Set Blue
2
Shaft Guide Set
for the pipe drive shaft

enhancing gyro's performance
Pipe Drive Shaft
UP
FRP(530)
FRP Main Rotor (530) better stability and autorotation
()
Color Tail Rotor (Blue)
()
Color Tail Rotor (Green)
()
Color Tail Rotor (Pink)
()
Color Tail Rotor (Yellow)
HP
precision all metal
HP Swashplate
HP
HP Cooling Fan
better cooling
HP
HP Tail Drive Coupling aluminum
HP
HP Cyclic Lever
HPZ-33 ,
HP Seesaw Head Z-33 smooth and dynamic
HP
HP Carbon Tail Boom use with pipe drive
HP II
HP Pitch Rod Guide II
HP
HP Rudder Control Unit (Blue)
HP
for tail drive at autorotation
HP Rudder Control Unit (Red)
170
UP
Hollow Mast (170)
better durability
No.

800
130
Z6008G
800
130
Z8006
800
130
Z8031
800
130
1791
900 TEL
1865
200
90
1876
500
130
2161
1200
130
6059
200
90
39308
3500
130
56300
1600
130
80442
1400 TEL
80571
2200 TEL
80575
1200
130
80591
2200 TEL
80592
80701
8800 TEL
450
130
80702
450
130
94402
450
130
94403
450
130
96715
8000 TEL
96506
5800 TEL
96507
1000
130
3800
130
(2)
1200
130
2000
130
2000
130
1500
190
(2)
for one-way bearing
impact-proofing cement
130
TEL
TEL
130
270
TEL
130
TEL
TEL
TEL
TEL
TEL
TEL
2200
190
2000
190
900
130
900
130
4800
270
800
130
500
130
10
47271
1564
(3)
3 4
(5)
--
(3)
00210 4
19012
1,400
90
+ x 5% 74
1,564
1564
47271
(4)
for cementing bearings, etc.
190
660110
51. 2.2
1
12
41. 2. 3.
3 1. 2. 3. 4.
00210 4
screw cement
TEL
4200 TEL
200210-4-47271
12V
Fuel Pump (electric)
Fuel Pump (manual)
Loctite (Medium Strength)
Loctite (Hard Strength)
One-touch Plug Heater Set
Ball Diff Grease
Silicone Sealant
13800 TEL
00
No.
Part Names
Qty.
HP
5500
aluminum
HP Tail Rotor Grip
5x45x145mm
1000
Vibration-absorbing Sheet Size
NF
1900
NF Linkage Set
better reliability
12V
6800
Blitz Starter
for engine starting (12V)
LSS
LSS
2500
LSS Primer
for priming LSS bodies
1000
Fuel Filter
3200
Blade Balancer
K&B 500H
4000
K&B 500H Model Engine Fuel
1000
Fuel Filter

3500
Training Safety Bar
for practicing the hover

alu. case & starting equipm. 29800
Starting Box Set
8.49.6V
6800
Handy Starter
8.4~9.6V Ni-Cd powered
12800
Synchro Meter
counts rotor revolutions
40MHz
6000
Personal Frequency Monitor
72MHz Checks what fre-quencies are used. 6000

Personal Frequency Monitor
TEL
No.
1
25
9 11 1
43
SCREWNUT etc.
mm
No.
Size (mm)
QUANTITY
200
Round Head Screw
No.
1101
1102
1103
1104
1105
1106
1132
1133
1134
1135
1136
1137
2x62x82x102x15
2.6x82.6x102.6x122.6x14
3x43x63x83x103 x12
3x143x163x183x20
4x64x84x104x12
3x223x243x263x28
Bind Screw
5 each
5 each
5 each
5 each
5 each
5 each
Round Head Self-Tapping Screw 200
2.6x42.6x62.6x82.6x12
3x43x63x83x103x12
3x143x163x183x20
4x64x84x104x12
3x223x253x283x30
4x154x184x204x22
5 each
5 each
5 each
5 each
5 each
5 each
1140
1141
1142
1143
1118
1119
1120
1121
1122
1123
200
Flat Head Screw
2.6x82.6x102.6x122.6x14
5 each
3x63x83x103x12
5 each
3x143x163x183x20
5 each
4x84x104x154x20
5 each
3x223x243x263x28
5 each
3x303x323x343x35
5 each
1147
1148
1149
1150
1124
1125
1126
1127
1128
1129
1130
1131
2x82x102x122x14
2.6x82.6x102.6x122.6x14
3x83x103x123x14
3x153x163x183x20
3x253x303x353x40
4x104x154x20
4x254x284x30
4x354x404x45
2.6x142.6x152.6x162.6x18
2.6x62.6x82.6x102.6x12
3x63x83x103x123x14
3x153x163x183x20
4x104x154x18
2.6x62.6x82.6x102.6x12
3x63x83x103x123x14
3x153x163x183x20
4x154x204x25
Flanged Cap Screw
1153
1154
3x63x83x10
4x84x104x12
1157
RT/H Screw
2x82x10
1160
1161
1162
1163
1164
R/C
1171
1172
2mm2.6mm
3mm4mm
10 each
10 each
200
Flanged Nut
1174
1175
3mm
4mm
10 each
10 each
Nylon Nut
5 each
5 each
5 each
5 each
5 each
5 each
5 each
5 each
1177
1178
1179
2.6mm
3mm
4mm
200
10 each
3 each
3 each
3 each
3 each
3 each
200
5 each
5 each
5 each
200
Flanged Nylon Nut
1180
4mm
1185
1186
Washer
2mm2.6mm3mm
4mm5mm
5 each
E
E-ring
200
200
3x63x123x143x16
3x33x43x53x10
4x44x54x84x12
5x45x55x6
5x305x40

No.

QUANTITY
200
Nut
200
2 each
2 each
Set Screw
5 each
5 each
5 each
5 each
5 each
5 each
Flat Head Self-Tapping Screw 200
200
2 each
2 each
2 each
2 each
2 each
2 each
2 each
2 each
2x42x62x82x10
2.6x62.6x82.6x102.6x12
3x63x83x103x123x14
3x153x163x183x20
3x253x303x35
Bind Self-Tapping Screw
200
1110
1111
1112
1113
1114
1115
Cap Screw
mm
Size (mm)
QUANTITY
1380
1381
1382
1383
1384
1385
1386
1387
1390
200
10 each
10 each
150
E1.5
E2.0
E2.5
E3.0
E4.0
E5.0
E6.0
E7.0
E10.0
10 each
10 each
10 each
10 each
10 each
10 each
10 each
6 each
6 each
243 153
TEL.0462(29)4115
() 10001800
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Before use, please carefully read the explanations!

THE FINEST RADIO CONTROL MODELS

REQUIRED FOR OPERATION

This radio control model is not a toy.

This is a kind of machine including a rotor which rotates with

SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

THE FINEST RADIO CONTROL MODELS

Assemble the counter gear.

Ensure to tighten 3X18mm cap screws

Insert the tail boom up to the

Rotate the gear and check

*SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

REQUIRED FOR OPERATION (1)

Radio for engine-powered

Radio for engine-powered R/C helicopters,

AA-size Batteries (for transmitter)

This kit requires a radio for engine-powered

With semi-assembled kits, the engine

Glow Fuel and Fuel Pump

Engines for R/C models require glow fuel.

Required for engine starting:

No. 80701 12V

Glues & Lubes

Screw Locking Compound /

Equipment coming in handy

REQUIRED FOR OPERATION (2)

Needle Nose Pliers

CAUTION: Handle tools carefully!

1.5mm, 2mm, 2.5mm, 3mm

Phillips Screw Driver (L.M.S)

Sharp Hobby Knife

SPECIAL TAPER REAMER

Set up the radio as explained below.

Insert AA-size dry batteries. (Transmitter)

Extend the antenna. (Transmitter)

Connect the charged Ni-Cd battery.

Extend the antenna. (Receiver)

Down the trims.

Switch on the receiver.

Make sure the servos move according to your transmitter inputs.

Center the trims.

Switch off the receiver.

Switch off the transmitter.

Retract the antenna. (Transmitter)

BEFORE YOU BEGIN (1)

How to read the instruction manual:

This instruction manual uses several symbols. Please note them

Key Number, Part Name, True-to-scale

Tail Rotor Assembly

Symbols used throughout the instruction manual, comprise:

Part bags used.

Apply epoxy glue.

Assemble in the specified

Pay close attention here!

Assemble as many times as

Must be purchased separately!

Apply threadlocker (screw cement).

Apply instant glue (CA glue, super glue).

Cut off shaded portion.

Assemble left and right sides

BEFORE YOU BEGIN (2)

Flat Head (F/H) Screw

The threads are stripped.