BUILD YOUR OWN - FT MIGHTY MINI F-22 RAPTOR

JOIN us at the HORNETS NET to Build Your Own FLITE TEST MINI F-22 RAPTOR
RSVP Today, SPACE is LIMITED!

WHO: Everyone interested in Radio Control (RC) aircraft. Build your very own FLITE TEST F-22 RAPTOR. The HORNETS NEST at Coleman University and the San Diego Drone Users Group are hosting the Build Party sessions.
WHAT: Build your own FLITE TEST MINI F-22 RAPTOR.
FLITE TEST MINI F-22 RAPTOR parts list:
• (2) sheets Adams’s foam board (from Dollar Tree)
• (1) Razor Knife with blades or break away blades
• (3) Hot Glue Sticks
• (1) Hot Glue Gun (hot glue guns will be available but you will have to wait until one is available if you do not bring your own).
• (2) Control Horns
• (1) Motor 2204 2300KV
• (1) 20Amp ESC (Electronic Speed Control) (translates throttle inputs to motor)
• (2) 5gram Servos with servo arms (translates electrical inputs from Tx to elevons)
• (2) Control Rods (translates inputs from servos to elevons via control horns).
• (1 foot each) 16AWG Silicon Wire (Black and Red)
• XT-60 or XT-30 Power Connector for wiring harness (match the connector on your LIPO Battery)
• (1) LIPO Battery 4S 850mAh to 1000mAh
• (1) Radio Control (RC) transmitter (Tx) (Tx and Rx should match)
• (1) Radio Control (RC) receiver (Rx) with 4 channels (RC Tx and Rx should match)
• 5x4.5 propellers

There will be two or three Build Party Sessions depending on the number of participants.
1st Session –
• Parts layout
• Cut parts
• Glue parts
• Paint (spray) and/or tape (colored transparent cellophane tape) as desired you supply 2nd Session-
• Layout electrical harness
• Solder harness
3rd Session-
• Integrate wiring harness into aircraft
• Final Solder harness
• QC air frame, wiring, electrical assembly layout and integration

WHEN: The first session is 5 AUGUST 2017 at 11AM to 2PM so get your parts together NOW!
RSVP TODAY, SPACE IS LIMITED
ENVI requires each participant sign an accident waiver and release of liability form for access into the HORNETS NEST. Sign the digital waiver before your visit.
http://envi-us.org/accident-waiver-and-release-of-liability-form/
WHERE: HORNETS NEST (at Coleman University); 8888 Balboa Avenue, San Diego, CA 92123 (between I-15 and 163) turn between AMR and Coleman University (the only 2 story building in the back, north west corner of the campus)
WHY: The San Diego Drone User Group is a community based group of like-minded individuals that get together to fly, share knowledge and experience, keep everyone apprised of new regulations and promote safe and responsible flying of this very addictive hobby. We want to share our knowledge and experience with everyone interested in learning about Radio Control (RC) aircraft. Building your own aircraft is an excellent way to grow and expand your knowledge base. Crashes are a fact of life flying RC aircraft (gravity is always in effect, it’s the Law). Having the knowledge to know what parts are damaged or defective will help you to get your aircraft back in the air in the most economical way possible. Knowledge is power and the more knowledge you have, the better understanding you have regarding RC aircraft. The FLITE TEST MINI F-22 RAPTOR is a perfect gateway aircraft if you are interested in drones, FPV (First Person View) and RC technology.