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Assembly Instructions for a Trex 450

A Trex series remote-control helicopter requires assembly, after which it is easy to fly. Instructions are included, and the helicopter has a number of customization options. Assembly doesn't take long thanks to the prepackaged parts and simple instructions. With a simple set of tools, you can build your own helicopter out of the parts included. There are small parts, so make sure you work on a large and clear workspace so that you don't lose anything vital.

Things You'll Need

  • Cyanoacrylate glue
  • Screwdriver
  • Utility knife
  • Lubricant
  • Snippers
  • Needle-nose pliers
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Instructions

    • 1

      Push the flybar through the flybar plate on the pre-assembled main rotor housing. Make sure the bar is evenly spaced through the rotor.

    • 2

      Slide the metal control arms onto the ends of the flybar, and push them down to about 1/4-inch away from the rotor housing.

    • 3

      Attach the B-length linkage rods to the control rods. Screw the control rods onto the control arms.

    • 4

      Attach the flybar weights to the ends of the flybar, then screw the paddles onto the ends of the flybar.

    • 5

      Insert the rotors into the housings, and screw them into place.

    • 6

      Attach the linkage rods to the linkage balls on the helicopter. A-length linkage bars connect the seesaw to the top rotor. Connect the loose B-length rods to the washout plate. Join the washout plate and swashplate with D-length rods.

    • 7

      Screw the lower half of the body to the upper half of the body. Both of these pieces are pre-assembled by the Align Corp. Use aluminum links to attach the pieces together.

    • 8

      Screw the canopy bolts and the anti-rotation bracket onto the back of the model. Screw the servos onto the sides of the helicopter as well.

    • 9

      Mount the motor through the bottom of the helicopter base.

    • 10

      Attach the rotor ring to the back of the main rotor gear. Install the one-way bearing and one-way shaft into the gear, and then attach the tail drive gear to the front of the gear.

    • 11

      Insert the helicopter gear into the body of the helicopter so that it meshes with the motor gear.

    • 12

      Build the skids, using the landing skids, skid pipes, end caps and the antenna. Attach this to the bottom of your helicopter.

    • 13

      Assemble the tail rotor by screwing the rotor blades into the pre-assembled tail housing.

    • 14

      Screw the tail rotor arm onto the ball link unit. Attach this unit to the tail boom, and then attach the tail rotor to the device.

    • 15

      Screw the two tail stabilizers onto the tail boom. There is a vertical one at the very end of the tail, and a horizontal one about halfway down.

    • 16

      Attach the servo mounting brackets and the tail servo to the tail of the helicopter. Use the tail linkage rod to join the tail servo to the tail fin.

    • 17

      Attach the tail boom braces to the bottom of the tail, and join them to the helicopter base.

    • 18

      Mesh the tail belt onto the tail gear.

    • 19

      Install the battery pack on the front, and the receiver on the receiver plate. Screw the canopy into place on the front.


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