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Hangar 9 Hawk 140-160N ARF Turbine Jet

The Hangar 9 Hawk 140-160N ARF is a high-performance, turbine-powered radio-controlled jet designed for experienced pilots. This Almost-Ready-to-Fly (ARF) model features a detailed scale appearance, robust construction, and advanced flight...

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Product Overview

The Hangar 9 Hawk 140-160N ARF is a sophisticated, turbine-powered radio-controlled aircraft designed for sport and scale flying. This model requires advanced mechanical skills for assembly and setup. It is intended for experienced pilots and is not a toy.

Safety Precautions

  • Age Recommendation: Not for children under 14 years.
  • Flight Safety: Fly only in open areas, preferably at designated radio control flying fields.
  • Turbine Safety: Keep loose items, clothing, and small objects away from turbine inlets.
  • Battery Safety: Always follow manufacturer instructions for Li-Po battery usage and disposal. Mishandling can cause fire.
  • Small Parts: Contains small parts; keep away from children to prevent choking hazards.

Assembly and Setup

The aircraft comes as an Almost-Ready-to-Fly (ARF) kit. Assembly involves installing servos, linkages, retracts, turbine, and fuel system. Key steps include:

  • Aileron and Flap Installation: Requires precise alignment and the use of 30-minute epoxy for hinges and control horns.
  • Retract Installation: Options for overlapping or flush-mounted gear doors are provided. Requires careful adjustment to ensure smooth operation.
  • Turbine Installation: Ensure the turbine is centered and aligned with the thrust tube. Maintain a 0-12mm gap between the exhaust cone and the thrust tube.
  • Fuel System: Includes a 5.5-liter tank. Ensure all fuel lines are secure and leak-free.

Technical Specifications

Center of Gravity diagram
Center of Gravity diagram
  • Wingspan: 97.0 inches (2465 mm)
  • Length: 103.2 inches (2620 mm)
  • Weight: 48.4–48.9 lbs (21.96–22.16 kg)
  • Engine: K-142G4 or K-160G4 Turbine

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Regularly inspect the model before every flight to ensure it is airworthy. Check all hardware, linkages, and electrical connections. If the model requires service, contact Horizon Hobby support. Do not attempt to fly if parts are damaged or missing.

Disposal

This product contains electrical and electronic components and should be disposed of at an appropriate recycling facility in accordance with local regulations.

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