• Radio equipment other than servo extension wires or other radio components specifically stated. 
• Battery Charger

The Power Pack for the Aero Subaru consists of a Brushless Motor, Electronic Speed Control (ESC), pre-drilled Firewall, LiPo Battery Pack, Prop & Connectors.

Links to More Information:

• ESC - No No's - That can Destroy Your Electronic Speed Control (ESC)  [New Window]
• Motors - No No's - That can Destroy Your Motor  [New Window]
• Motors - Prop Size - Why is it Important? Do NOT "OverProp"  [New Window]
• Motors - What does the term "Brushless Motor" mean?  [New Window]
• Motors - What does the term "OutRunner" mean?  [New Window]

The Power Pack for the Bird Dog consists of a Brushless Motor, Electronic Speed Control (ESC), pre-drilled Firewall, LiPo Battery Pack, Prop & Connectors.

Links to More Information:

• ESC - No No's - That can Destroy Your Electronic Speed Control (ESC)  [New Window]
• Motors - No No's - That can Destroy Your Motor  [New Window]
• Motors - Prop Size - Why is it Important? Do NOT "OverProp"  [New Window]
• Motors - What does the term "Brushless Motor" mean?  [New Window]
• Motors - What does the term "OutRunner" mean?  [New Window]

The Power Pack for the J3 Cub and L4 Grasshopper consists of a Brushless Motor, Electronic Speed Control (ESC), pre-drilled Firewall, LiPo Battery Pack, Prop & Connectors.

Links to More Information:

• ESC - No No's - That can Destroy Your Electronic Speed Control (ESC)  [New Window]
• Motors - No No's - That can Destroy Your Motor  [New Window]
• Motors - Prop Size - Why is it Important? Do NOT "OverProp"  [New Window]
• Motors - What does the term "Brushless Motor" mean?  [New Window]
• Motors - What does the term "OutRunner" mean?  [New Window]

PLEASE READ ME FIRST

BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ASSEMBLE OR OPERATE THIS PRODUCT

 

LIABILITY DISCLAIMER

The authors and/or suppliers and/or disseminaters of this information and/or product expressly disclaim any warranties or representations, either expressed or implied, including but not limited to implied warranties of fitness, accuracy, timeliness or applicability of the information and/or product provided here. In no event will the authors and/or suppliers and/or disseminaters of this information and/or product have any obligation arising from contract or tort, for loss of revenue or profit, or for indirect, special, incidental, consequential or other damages of any sort arising from this information and/or product. In using this information and/or product, the user accepts all responsibility for and all liability associated with such use.

CAUTION

A Remote Control (RC) model aircraft is not a toy. It is a flying model that functions much like a full size airplane. If you do not assemble and operate model aircraft properly you can cause injury to yourself and others and damage property. DO NOT FLY a model aircraft unless you are qualified.

You are ultimately responsible for the mechanical, aeronautical and electrical integrity of any model you fly and all of the components that make up the model including but not limited to the airframe itself, control surfaces, hinges, linkages, covering, engine, motor, radio, servos, switches, wiring, battery and parts. Check all components before and after each flight. It is essential that you act with the clear understanding that you are solely responsible for all aspects of the model at all times. DO NOT FLY until it is right.  

AVOIDING 90% of PROBLEMS that can arise:  

1. READ THE CAUTION ABOVE & READ THE LIABILITY DISCLAIMER.You are responsible for all aspects of any model you fly. You're It!
2. READ ALL DOCUMENTATION before doing anything else! 
3. INSPECT CAREFULLY immediately upon arrival!.
4. RETAIN ALL PACKAGING until the checkout is complete! If you need to return anything you must have all of the original packaging.
5. READ & LOOK! At everything! Do it once & then do it again.
6. REMEMBER WHAT "ARF" STANDS FOR. ARF means ALMOST Ready to Fly with an emphasis on ALMOST! Some assembly and modeling skills are required.
7. ALLOW ENOUGH TIME to enjoy the assembly process! Rushing into a 6 hour job with 3 hours to spare simply will not work. This is a Hobby... take your time.
8. DRY FIT & TEST ASSEMBLE EVERYTHING before you glue anything!
9. USE 30 MINUTE EPOXY when joining wings & installing stabilizers and other structural components but only after you have dry fitted and test assembled the components without glue! Once parts are glued together they cannot be unglued and they cannot be returned or replaced without charge.
10. PLAN AHEAD! BE CAREFUL! If you get into trouble, DON'T PANIC. Review everything again, talk it over with an experienced modeler and if still in difficulty consult our Support Services.
11. TEST TEST!!! TUG TUG TUG!!! EVERYTHING... BEFORE & AFTER EACH FLIGHT! Your model may have been largely pre-constructed and may have pre-installed control rods, hinges, control surfaces and many other essential components. Hinges may have been pinned after they have been installed. However, you must double check every control surface and component before and after each flight. You and only you are responsible for the integrity of all components and the integrity of the model itself. Check everything before and after each flight. Tug on control surfaces, control rods, mounting bolts, T-nuts, mounting plates... tug on everything!
12. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN WING BOLTS or other fasteners. You want bolts and nuts snugly tight and if metal you can use a medium grade thread locker such as Pacer Z42 to help them stay tight. Fasteners must be snug and secure. However a model airplane is not a farm tractor or a garbage compactor. You do not need a pipe wrench or an electric drill to tighten up wing bolts or any other fastener. Leave your plumbing and power tools at home.. hand tools only and go easy on the torque... snug and secure... not stripped or torqued until they squeak or break.  Wing bolts can take tremendous torque before breaking... but when you over tighten them or use an electric screw driver on a set of wing bolts, long before the bolts break you can fracture the fuselage, crack the mounting blocks or pull the heads of the bolts through the wing... these problems have a nasty habit of revealing themselves when you least expect the wing to fall off!
13. DO NOT OVERPOWER ANY MODEL! Stay within the recommended power range for the model. If you overpower the model you run a high risk of structural failure that will lead to loss of control and a subsequent crash that will destroy the model and may cause injury and/or property damage.
14. ASSUME NOTHING! Remember the old yarn about what happens when you ASS-U-ME something. Check everything repeatedly and frequently and DO NOT FLY any model unless you are satisfied that everything is in good working order.

• Power Module for VMA-D210X DO27 (#VMM-D210XPM1)
  • Contents listed below.
• Battery Pack POLYPRO LiPo11.1V 1800mAh 20C W/APP &  VPORT 217g (#PPR-3X180PYF)
• Adapter #VMW-302PY1VF. Mates Powerpole connectors on Battery Pack to Male Bullet Connectors on ESC
• One (1) Master Airscrew Propellor - 8 x 5 Electric - 2 Blade (#MAS-0850NE)
• Documentation

• (The laser cut wood firewall is part #VMA-D210XPMV) 

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.  

 

b) Install the Power Module following the Read Me First instructions provided with the Power Module.

 

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

b) Consult the following illustration.

 

 

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

b) Install the Propeller and Battery Pack following the instructions provided in the Read Me First documention and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

 

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

b) Follow the Read Me First "Operating" Instructions provided with the Power Module.

 

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model. Take careful note of all cautions and warnings related to the safe and reliable operation of your model.

 

b) Review the Read Me First "No No's & Must Do's" provided with the Power Module.

 

c) Review the Read Me First information provided with the Battery. Pay particular attention to safety considerations related to transporting and charging your battery. We must again emphasize the importance of disconnecting your battery whenever you are transporting it, storing it, not using it or if you suspect any problems with your battery, motor or radio.   

 

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Please note that our Sales Department personnel are trained and dedicated to:

• Helping you with non-technical pre-purchase questions,
• Helping you place your order,
• Pointing out any sales, combos or specials that you may wish to consider,
• Inputting your order to our computer system so that it ships out as accurately and quickly as possible... usually the same day,  
• Resolving any invoicing problems, and
• Helping to sort out any missing shipment or shipment damage issues.

• From a Retailer
• Please support your local retailer.    
• On Line 24x7x365... if your favorite Retailer does not have what you are looking for, please visit one of our On-Line Stores. 
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• For Radio Control,
• For ZAP Brand CA, cyanoacyrlates, superglue & epoxies
• www.supplystore.com
• Supplying ZAP Brand CA, cyanoacyrlates, superglue, epoxies, related accessories and more to End Users & Consumers in the Building Construction, Repair & Maintenance Trades. Also Fine Woodworkers, Stagecraft Artisans, Professional Detailers, Sportsmen & Scale Model Builders.
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• Supplying ZAP Brand CA, cyanoacrylates, superglue, epoxies and related accessories to End Users & Consumers in the Industrial, Manufacturing, Assembly and Laboratory sectors.
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For All Other Inquiries... please consult the following resources:

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• Please visit support.kbase.ca and follow the links 

• After reviewing our On Line resources, if you require additional assistance please contact us by eMail, fax, phone or mail as follows:

• Ask a Question
• Use our Submit A Question service
• eMail 
  • sales@richmondrc.com
• Fax
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• Phone
  • 604-940-1066
• Mail
• Richmond RC Supply Ltd, #114 - 7350 72nd Street, Delta, BC, V4G-1H9
• Mail & printed correspondence only.                
• We are not able to accomodate personal site visits or drop-offs/pick-ups at this location.
• Please note that all inbound Shipments require pre-Authorization in advance.
• Unauthorized inbound shipments will be refused.        

Check Frequently for Updates

In general "Additional" Information is:

• In addition to that found in other documentation related to this product,
• Often reflects feedback &/or questions from users of the product.

Subject to the Conditions of Use, please review the attachments and related articles listed below.

PLEASE READ ME FIRST

BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ASSEMBLE OR OPERATE THIS PRODUCT

 

LIABILITY DISCLAIMER

The authors and/or suppliers and/or disseminaters of this information and/or product expressly disclaim any warranties or representations, either expressed or implied, including but not limited to implied warranties of fitness, accuracy, timeliness or applicability of the information and/or product provided here. In no event will the authors and/or suppliers and/or disseminaters of this information and/or product have any obligation arising from contract or tort, for loss of revenue or profit, or for indirect, special, incidental, consequential or other damages of any sort arising from this information and/or product. In using this information and/or product, the user accepts all responsibility for and all liability associated with such use.

CAUTION

A Remote Control (RC) model aircraft is not a toy. It is a flying model that functions much like a full size airplane. If you do not assemble and operate model aircraft properly you can cause injury to yourself and others and damage property. DO NOT FLY a model aircraft unless you are qualified.

You are ultimately responsible for the mechanical, aeronautical and electrical integrity of any model you fly and all of the components that make up the model including but not limited to the airframe itself, control surfaces, hinges, linkages, covering, engine, motor, radio, servos, switches, wiring, battery and parts. Check all components before and after each flight. It is essential that you act with the clear understanding that you are solely responsible for all aspects of the model at all times. DO NOT FLY until it is right.  

AVOIDING 90% of PROBLEMS that can arise:  

1. READ THE CAUTION ABOVE & READ THE LIABILITY DISCLAIMER.You are responsible for all aspects of any model you fly. You're It!
2. READ ALL DOCUMENTATION before doing anything else! 
3. INSPECT CAREFULLY immediately upon arrival!.
4. RETAIN ALL PACKAGING until the checkout is complete! If you need to return anything you must have all of the original packaging.
5. READ & LOOK! At everything! Do it once & then do it again.
6. REMEMBER WHAT "ARF" STANDS FOR. ARF means ALMOST Ready to Fly with an emphasis on ALMOST! Some assembly and modeling skills are required.
7. ALLOW ENOUGH TIME to enjoy the assembly process! Rushing into a 6 hour job with 3 hours to spare simply will not work. This is a Hobby... take your time.
8. DRY FIT & TEST ASSEMBLE EVERYTHING before you glue anything!
9. USE 30 MINUTE EPOXY when joining wings & installing stabilizers and other structural components but only after you have dry fitted and test assembled the components without glue! Once parts are glued together they cannot be unglued and they cannot be returned or replaced without charge.
10. PLAN AHEAD! BE CAREFUL! If you get into trouble, DON'T PANIC. Review everything again, talk it over with an experienced modeler and if still in difficulty consult our Support Services.
11. TEST TEST!!! TUG TUG TUG!!! EVERYTHING... BEFORE & AFTER EACH FLIGHT! Your model may have been largely pre-constructed and may have pre-installed control rods, hinges, control surfaces and many other essential components. Hinges may have been pinned after they have been installed. However, you must double check every control surface and component before and after each flight. You and only you are responsible for the integrity of all components and the integrity of the model itself. Check everything before and after each flight. Tug on control surfaces, control rods, mounting bolts, T-nuts, mounting plates... tug on everything!
12. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN WING BOLTS or other fasteners. You want bolts and nuts snugly tight and if metal you can use a medium grade thread locker such as Pacer Z42 to help them stay tight. Fasteners must be snug and secure. However a model airplane is not a farm tractor or a garbage compactor. You do not need a pipe wrench or an electric drill to tighten up wing bolts or any other fastener. Leave your plumbing and power tools at home.. hand tools only and go easy on the torque... snug and secure... not stripped or torqued until they squeak or break.  Wing bolts can take tremendous torque before breaking... but when you over tighten them or use an electric screw driver on a set of wing bolts, long before the bolts break you can fracture the fuselage, crack the mounting blocks or pull the heads of the bolts through the wing... these problems have a nasty habit of revealing themselves when you least expect the wing to fall off!
13. DO NOT OVERPOWER ANY MODEL! Stay within the recommended power range for the model. If you overpower the model you run a high risk of structural failure that will lead to loss of control and a subsequent crash that will destroy the model and may cause injury and/or property damage.
14. ASSUME NOTHING! Remember the old yarn about what happens when you ASS-U-ME something. Check everything repeatedly and frequently and DO NOT FLY any model unless you are satisfied that everything is in good working order.

This VMAX Power Pack (#VMM-J210XPP1) contains the following:

• Wiring Harness Set for VMA-J210X JU52 Trimotor (#VMA-J210XWHS)
  • Contents listed below.
• Power Module (set) for VMA-J210X JU52 Trimotor (#VMM-J210XPM1)
  • Contents listed below.
• Battery Pack POLYPRO LiPo11.1V 2500mAh 20C W/APP &  VPORT 217g (#PPR-3X250PYF)
• Three (3) VMAX Propellor - 8 x 6 Electric - 3 Blade (#VMM-0860ET)
• Documentation

• Aileron Wiring Harness (WHA) to connect the two aileron servos in the wings to the aileron channel of the receiver in the fuselage.  Total Length = approx 32 in. (813 mm). Length from aileron channel connector to Y = approx 7 in. (178 mm)
  • (Note: The aileron wiring harness does NOT provide for flaperon operation using a computer radio and two discrete receiver channels. VMAR models utilizing two aileron servos will usually support computer radio flaperon functionality in conjunction with the aileron wiring harness if additional aileron extensions are purchased in addition to the aileron wiring harness included with the wiring harness set).
• Throttle Wiring Harness (WHT) to connect three Electronic Speed Controls (ESC) to the throttle channel of the receiver in the fuselage. Total Length = approx 12.5 in. (318 mm). Length from throttle channel connector to Y = approx 6 in. (152 mm)
• Power Wiring Harness (WHP) to provide Positive (+) and Negative (-) power to three motors from a single battery (fused in line). Total Length = approx 14 in. (355 mm). Length from battery connector to quick disconnect joint = approx 5.0 in. (127 mm)

• Flap Wiring Harness (FHE) to connect the flap servos located in the wing (inboard locations) to the flap channel of the receiver in the fuselage. Total Length = approx 22.5 in. (571 mm). Length from flap channel connector to junction = approx 7 in. (178 mm)
• End User Wiring Labels

• One (1) power pylon for the fuselage, consisting of:
  • Laser cut wood fuselage power module firewall assembly (a component of #VMA-J210XPMV),
  • Brushless Motor (#VMM-111B18VM),
  • Pre-installed motor mounting fasteners,
  • Propellor mounting hardware,
  • Electronic Speed Control (ESC) (#VMC-120B15VC),
  • Wiring between the Motor and the ESC,
  • Wiring leads from the ESC to provide Positive (+) power, Negative (-) power and throttle control
• Two (2) power assemblies for the wings, each consisting of:
  • Laser cut wood motor mounting plate (a component of #VMA-J210XPMV),
  • Brushless motor (#VMM-111B18VM),
  • Semi-installed motor mounting fasteners,  
  • Propellor mounting hardware,
  • Electronic Speed Control (ESC) (#VMC-120B15VC) with mounting block secured by a zip strap,
  • Wire extension set (3 wires) for each motor to provide electrical power between each wing motor and it's respective ESC,
  • Wiring leads from the ESC to provide Positive (+) power, Negative (-) power and throttle control
  • Crimp on bullet connectors (female) for the ESC power feeds  (3 Red, 3 Black),
• All components have been factory connected & tested.
• Documentation

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

b) Install the Power Module (both pylons) following the Read Me First instructions provided with the Power Module.

 

 

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

b) Install the Wiring Harness Set following the Read Me First instructions provided with the Wiring Harness Set.

 

 

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

b) Install the Propellers and Battery Pack following the instructions provided in the Read Me First documention and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

 

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

b) Follow the Read Me First "Operating" Instructions provided with the Power Module.

 

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model. Take careful note of all cautions and warnings related to the safe and reliable operation of your model.

b) Review the Read Me First "No No's & Must Do's" provided with the Power Module.

 

c) Review the Read Me First information provided with the Battery. Pay particular attention to safety considerations related to transporting and charging your battery. We must again emphasize the importance of disconnecting your battery whenever you are transporting it, storing it, not using it or if you suspect any problems with your battery, motor or radio.   

On Line, eMail, Fax, Phone, Mail

• Visit us at support.kbase.ca
  • > Support
  • > Click on and choose from...  

• Knowledge Base 24x7x365 - Immediate On Line Self Help [How To]    
• Submit a Question. [How To]             
  • Get a response within 2 Business Days
• Price Lists & More - Printable PDF's for Download   
• Contact Us. 
  • To reach us by email, fax, phone or mail.
  • Get a response within 4 Business Days
• Join our Mailing List - Sign up Now  
  • Best way to get periodic email Announcements of New Products, Sales, Promotions etc
  • We do NOT release your information to third parties.
• Replacement Parts.      
  • We stock an extensive offering of replacement parts
• Shipping Information.   [How To]
• Track UPS shipments in the U.S.
• UPS Delivery times across the U.S.

For Sales and other Inquiries  

Technical Inquiries:

Please review the information provided in our Knowledge Base. After checking our Knowledge Base, if you need further assistance please use our Submit A Question service to get a response within 2 Business Days.

Sales Inquiries: 

Please note that our Sales Department personnel are trained and dedicated to:

• Helping you with non-technical pre-purchase questions,
• Helping you place your order,
• Pointing out any sales, combos or specials that you may wish to consider,
• Inputting your order to our computer system so that it ships out as accurately and quickly as possible... usually the same day,  
• Resolving any invoicing problems, and
• Helping to sort out any missing shipment or shipment damage issues.

• From a Retailer
• Please support your local retailer.    
• On Line 24x7x365... if your favorite Retailer does not have what you are looking for, please visit one of our On-Line Stores. 
• www.richmondrc.com
• For Radio Control,
• For ZAP Brand CA, cyanoacyrlates, superglue & epoxies
• www.supplystore.com
• Supplying ZAP Brand CA, cyanoacyrlates, superglue, epoxies, related accessories and more to End Users & Consumers in the Building Construction, Repair & Maintenance Trades. Also Fine Woodworkers, Stagecraft Artisans, Professional Detailers, Sportsmen & Scale Model Builders.
• www.zapglue.ca
• Supplying ZAP Brand CA, cyanoacrylates, superglue, epoxies and related accessories to End Users & Consumers in the Industrial, Manufacturing, Assembly and Laboratory sectors.
• Order By Fax 24x7x365
• 604-940-1063
• Order By Phone M-F 11am-4pm Pacific Time
• Order Desk 604-940-1066    

For All Other Inquiries... please consult the following resources:

• On Line Information
• Please visit www.kbase.ca
• On Line Support Services
• Please visit support.kbase.ca and follow the links 

• After reviewing our On Line resources, if you require additional assistance please contact us by eMail, fax, phone or mail as follows:

• Ask a Question
• Use our Submit A Question service
• eMail 
  • sales@richmondrc.com
• Fax
  • 604-940-1063
• Phone
  • 604-940-1066
• Mail
• Richmond RC Supply Ltd, #114 - 7350 72nd Street, Delta, BC, V4G-1H9
• Mail & printed correspondence only.                
• We are not able to accomodate personal site visits or drop-offs/pick-ups at this location.
• Please note that all inbound Shipments require pre-Authorization in advance.
• Unauthorized inbound shipments will be refused.        

Check Frequently for Updates

In general "Additional" Information is:

• In addition to that found in other documentation related to this product,
• Often reflects feedback &/or questions from users of the product.

Subject to the Conditions of Use, please review the attachments and related articles listed below.

PLEASE READ ME FIRST

BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ASSEMBLE OR OPERATE THIS PRODUCT

 

LIABILITY DISCLAIMER

The authors and/or suppliers and/or disseminaters of this information and/or product expressly disclaim any warranties or representations, either expressed or implied, including but not limited to implied warranties of fitness, accuracy, timeliness or applicability of the information and/or product provided here. In no event will the authors and/or suppliers and/or disseminaters of this information and/or product have any obligation arising from contract or tort, for loss of revenue or profit, or for indirect, special, incidental, consequential or other damages of any sort arising from this information and/or product. In using this information and/or product, the user accepts all responsibility for and all liability associated with such use.

CAUTION

A Remote Control (RC) model aircraft is not a toy. It is a flying model that functions much like a full size airplane. If you do not assemble and operate model aircraft properly you can cause injury to yourself and others and damage property. DO NOT FLY a model aircraft unless you are qualified.

You are ultimately responsible for the mechanical, aeronautical and electrical integrity of any model you fly and all of the components that make up the model including but not limited to the airframe itself, control surfaces, hinges, linkages, covering, engine, motor, radio, servos, switches, wiring, battery and parts. Check all components before and after each flight. It is essential that you act with the clear understanding that you are solely responsible for all aspects of the model at all times. DO NOT FLY until it is right.  

AVOIDING 90% of PROBLEMS that can arise:  

1. READ THE CAUTION ABOVE & READ THE LIABILITY DISCLAIMER.You are responsible for all aspects of any model you fly. You're It!
2. READ ALL DOCUMENTATION before doing anything else! 
3. INSPECT CAREFULLY immediately upon arrival!.
4. RETAIN ALL PACKAGING until the checkout is complete! If you need to return anything you must have all of the original packaging.
5. READ & LOOK! At everything! Do it once & then do it again.
6. REMEMBER WHAT "ARF" STANDS FOR. ARF means ALMOST Ready to Fly with an emphasis on ALMOST! Some assembly and modeling skills are required.
7. ALLOW ENOUGH TIME to enjoy the assembly process! Rushing into a 6 hour job with 3 hours to spare simply will not work. This is a Hobby... take your time.
8. DRY FIT & TEST ASSEMBLE EVERYTHING before you glue anything!
9. USE 30 MINUTE EPOXY when joining wings & installing stabilizers and other structural components but only after you have dry fitted and test assembled the components without glue! Once parts are glued together they cannot be unglued and they cannot be returned or replaced without charge.
10. PLAN AHEAD! BE CAREFUL! If you get into trouble, DON'T PANIC. Review everything again, talk it over with an experienced modeler and if still in difficulty consult our Support Services.
11. TEST TEST!!! TUG TUG TUG!!! EVERYTHING... BEFORE & AFTER EACH FLIGHT! Your model may have been largely pre-constructed and may have pre-installed control rods, hinges, control surfaces and many other essential components. Hinges may have been pinned after they have been installed. However, you must double check every control surface and component before and after each flight. You and only you are responsible for the integrity of all components and the integrity of the model itself. Check everything before and after each flight. Tug on control surfaces, control rods, mounting bolts, T-nuts, mounting plates... tug on everything!
12. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN WING BOLTS or other fasteners. You want bolts and nuts snugly tight and if metal you can use a medium grade thread locker such as Pacer Z42 to help them stay tight. Fasteners must be snug and secure. However a model airplane is not a farm tractor or a garbage compactor. You do not need a pipe wrench or an electric drill to tighten up wing bolts or any other fastener. Leave your plumbing and power tools at home.. hand tools only and go easy on the torque... snug and secure... not stripped or torqued until they squeak or break.  Wing bolts can take tremendous torque before breaking... but when you over tighten them or use an electric screw driver on a set of wing bolts, long before the bolts break you can fracture the fuselage, crack the mounting blocks or pull the heads of the bolts through the wing... these problems have a nasty habit of revealing themselves when you least expect the wing to fall off!
13. DO NOT OVERPOWER ANY MODEL! Stay within the recommended power range for the model. If you overpower the model you run a high risk of structural failure that will lead to loss of control and a subsequent crash that will destroy the model and may cause injury and/or property damage.
14. ASSUME NOTHING! Remember the old yarn about what happens when you ASS-U-ME something. Check everything repeatedly and frequently and DO NOT FLY any model unless you are satisfied that everything is in good working order.

• Power Module for VMA-N210X Nouvo (#VMM-N210XPM1)
  • Contents listed below.
• Battery Pack POLYPRO LiPo11.1V 1800mAh 20C W/APP &  VPORT 217g (#PPR-3X180PYF)
• Adapter #VMW-302PY1VF. Mates Powerpole connectors on Battery Pack to Male Bullet Connectors on ESC
• One (1) Master Airscrew Propellor - 8 x 5 Electric - 2 Blade (#MAS-0850NE)
• Documentation

• (The laser cut wood power module firewall is part# VMA-N210XPMV)

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.  

 

b) Install the Power Module following the Read Me First instructions provided with the Power Module.

 

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

b) Consult the following illustration.

 

 

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

b) Install the Propeller and Battery Pack following the instructions provided in the Read Me First documention and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

 

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

b) Follow the Read Me First "Operating" Instructions provided with the Power Module.

 

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model. Take careful note of all cautions and warnings related to the safe and reliable operation of your model.

 

b) Review the Read Me First "No No's & Must Do's" provided with the Power Module.

 

c) Review the Read Me First information provided with the Battery. Pay particular attention to safety considerations related to transporting and charging your battery. We must again emphasize the importance of disconnecting your battery whenever you are transporting it, storing it, not using it or if you suspect any problems with your battery, motor or radio.   

 

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Please note that our Sales Department personnel are trained and dedicated to:

• Helping you with non-technical pre-purchase questions,
• Helping you place your order,
• Pointing out any sales, combos or specials that you may wish to consider,
• Inputting your order to our computer system so that it ships out as accurately and quickly as possible... usually the same day,  
• Resolving any invoicing problems, and
• Helping to sort out any missing shipment or shipment damage issues.

• From a Retailer
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• Supplying ZAP Brand CA, cyanoacyrlates, superglue, epoxies, related accessories and more to End Users & Consumers in the Building Construction, Repair & Maintenance Trades. Also Fine Woodworkers, Stagecraft Artisans, Professional Detailers, Sportsmen & Scale Model Builders.
• www.zapglue.ca
• Supplying ZAP Brand CA, cyanoacrylates, superglue, epoxies and related accessories to End Users & Consumers in the Industrial, Manufacturing, Assembly and Laboratory sectors.
• Order By Fax 24x7x365
• 604-940-1063
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• After reviewing our On Line resources, if you require additional assistance please contact us by eMail, fax, phone or mail as follows:

• Ask a Question
• Use our Submit A Question service
• eMail 
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• Fax
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• Phone
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• Mail
• Richmond RC Supply Ltd, #114 - 7350 72nd Street, Delta, BC, V4G-1H9
• Mail & printed correspondence only.                
• We are not able to accomodate personal site visits or drop-offs/pick-ups at this location.
• Please note that all inbound Shipments require pre-Authorization in advance.
• Unauthorized inbound shipments will be refused.        

Check Frequently for Updates

In general "Additional" Information is:

• In addition to that found in other documentation related to this product,
• Often reflects feedback &/or questions from users of the product.

Subject to the Conditions of Use, please review the attachments and related articles listed below.

PLEASE READ ME FIRST

BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ASSEMBLE OR OPERATE THIS PRODUCT

 

 

LIABILITY DISCLAIMER

The authors and/or suppliers and/or disseminaters of this information and/or product expressly disclaim any warranties or representations, either expressed or implied, including but not limited to implied warranties of fitness, accuracy, timeliness or applicability of the information and/or product provided here. In no event will the authors and/or suppliers and/or disseminaters of this information and/or product have any obligation arising from contract or tort, for loss of revenue or profit, or for indirect, special, incidental, consequential or other damages of any sort arising from this information and/or product. In using this information and/or product, the user accepts all responsibility for and all liability associated with such use.

CAUTION

A Remote Control (RC) model aircraft is not a toy. It is a flying model that functions much like a full size airplane. If you do not assemble and operate model aircraft properly you can cause injury to yourself and others and damage property. DO NOT FLY a model aircraft unless you are qualified.

You are ultimately responsible for the mechanical, aeronautical and electrical integrity of any model you fly and all of the components that make up the model including but not limited to the airframe itself, control surfaces, hinges, linkages, covering, engine, motor, radio, servos, switches, wiring, battery and parts. Check all components before and after each flight. It is essential that you act with the clear understanding that you are solely responsible for all aspects of the model at all times. DO NOT FLY until it is right.  

AVOIDING 90% of PROBLEMS that can arise:  

1. READ THE CAUTION ABOVE & READ THE LIABILITY DISCLAIMER.You are responsible for all aspects of any model you fly. You're It!
2. READ ALL DOCUMENTATION before doing anything else! 
3. INSPECT CAREFULLY immediately upon arrival!.
4. RETAIN ALL PACKAGING until the checkout is complete! If you need to return anything you must have all of the original packaging.
5. READ & LOOK! At everything! Do it once & then do it again.
6. REMEMBER WHAT "ARF" STANDS FOR. ARF means ALMOST Ready to Fly with an emphasis on ALMOST! Some assembly and modeling skills are required.
7. ALLOW ENOUGH TIME to enjoy the assembly process! Rushing into a 6 hour job with 3 hours to spare simply will not work. This is a Hobby... take your time.
8. DRY FIT & TEST ASSEMBLE EVERYTHING before you glue anything!
9. USE 30 MINUTE EPOXY when joining wings & installing stabilizers and other structural components but only after you have dry fitted and test assembled the components without glue! Once parts are glued together they cannot be unglued and they cannot be returned or replaced without charge.
10. PLAN AHEAD! BE CAREFUL! If you get into trouble, DON'T PANIC. Review everything again, talk it over with an experienced modeler and if still in difficulty consult our Support Services.
11. TEST TEST!!! TUG TUG TUG!!! EVERYTHING... BEFORE & AFTER EACH FLIGHT! Your model may have been largely pre-constructed and may have pre-installed control rods, hinges, control surfaces and many other essential components. Hinges may have been pinned after they have been installed. However, you must double check every control surface and component before and after each flight. You and only you are responsible for the integrity of all components and the integrity of the model itself. Check everything before and after each flight. Tug on control surfaces, control rods, mounting bolts, T-nuts, mounting plates... tug on everything!
12. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN WING BOLTS or other fasteners. You want bolts and nuts snugly tight and if metal you can use a medium grade thread locker such as Pacer Z42 to help them stay tight. Fasteners must be snug and secure. However a model airplane is not a farm tractor or a garbage compactor. You do not need a pipe wrench or an electric drill to tighten up wing bolts or any other fastener. Leave your plumbing and power tools at home.. hand tools only and go easy on the torque... snug and secure... not stripped or torqued until they squeak or break.  Wing bolts can take tremendous torque before breaking... but when you over tighten them or use an electric screw driver on a set of wing bolts, long before the bolts break you can fracture the fuselage, crack the mounting blocks or pull the heads of the bolts through the wing... these problems have a nasty habit of revealing themselves when you least expect the wing to fall off!
13. DO NOT OVERPOWER ANY MODEL! Stay within the recommended power range for the model. If you overpower the model you run a high risk of structural failure that will lead to loss of control and a subsequent crash that will destroy the model and may cause injury and/or property damage.
14. ASSUME NOTHING! Remember the old yarn about what happens when you ASS-U-ME something. Check everything repeatedly and frequently and DO NOT FLY any model unless you are satisfied that everything is in good working order.

• Power Module For VMA-P210X PC9 & Texan II (#VMM-P210XPM1)
  • Contents listed below.
• Battery Pack POLYPRO LiPo11.1V 1800mAh 20C W/APP &  VPORT 217g (#PPR-3X180PYF)
• Adapter #VMW-302PY1VF. Mates Powerpole connectors on Battery Pack to Male Bullet Connectors on ESC
• One (1) Master Airscrew Propellor - 8 x 5 Electric - 2 Blade (#MAS-0850NE)
• Documentation

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.  

 

b) Install the Power Module following the Read Me First instructions provided with the Power Module.

 

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

b) Consult the following illustration.

 

 

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

b) Install the Propeller and Battery Pack following the instructions provided in the Read Me First documention and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

 

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

b) Follow the Read Me First "Operating" Instructions provided with the Power Module.

 

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model. Take careful note of all cautions and warnings related to the safe and reliable operation of your model.

 

b) Review the Read Me First "No No's & Must Do's" provided with the Power Module.

 

c) Review the Read Me First information provided with the Battery. Pay particular attention to safety considerations related to transporting and charging your battery. We must again emphasize the importance of disconnecting your battery whenever you are transporting it, storing it, not using it or if you suspect any problems with your battery, motor or radio.   

 

On Line, eMail, Fax, Phone, Mail

• Visit us at support.kbase.ca
  • > Support
  • > Click on and choose from...  

• Knowledge Base 24x7x365 - Immediate On Line Self Help [How To]    
• Submit a Question. [How To]             
  • Get a response within 2 Business Days
• Price Lists & More - Printable PDF's for Download   
• Contact Us. 
  • To reach us by email, fax, phone or mail.
  • Get a response within 4 Business Days
• Join our Mailing List - Sign up Now  
  • Best way to get periodic email Announcements of New Products, Sales, Promotions etc
  • We do NOT release your information to third parties.
• Replacement Parts.      
  • We stock an extensive offering of replacement parts
• Shipping Information.   [How To]
• Track UPS shipments in the U.S.
• UPS Delivery times across the U.S.

For Sales and other Inquiries  

Technical Inquiries:

Please review the information provided in our Knowledge Base. After checking our Knowledge Base, if you need further assistance please use our Submit A Question service to get a response within 2 Business Days.

Sales Inquiries: 

Please note that our Sales Department personnel are trained and dedicated to:

• Helping you with non-technical pre-purchase questions,
• Helping you place your order,
• Pointing out any sales, combos or specials that you may wish to consider,
• Inputting your order to our computer system so that it ships out as accurately and quickly as possible... usually the same day,  
• Resolving any invoicing problems, and
• Helping to sort out any missing shipment or shipment damage issues.

• From a Retailer
• Please support your local retailer.    
• On Line 24x7x365... if your favorite Retailer does not have what you are looking for, please visit one of our On-Line Stores. 
• www.richmondrc.com
• For Radio Control,
• For ZAP Brand CA, cyanoacyrlates, superglue & epoxies
• www.supplystore.com
• Supplying ZAP Brand CA, cyanoacyrlates, superglue, epoxies, related accessories and more to End Users & Consumers in the Building Construction, Repair & Maintenance Trades. Also Fine Woodworkers, Stagecraft Artisans, Professional Detailers, Sportsmen & Scale Model Builders.
• www.zapglue.ca
• Supplying ZAP Brand CA, cyanoacrylates, superglue, epoxies and related accessories to End Users & Consumers in the Industrial, Manufacturing, Assembly and Laboratory sectors.
• Order By Fax 24x7x365
• 604-940-1063
• Order By Phone M-F 11am-4pm Pacific Time
• Order Desk 604-940-1066    

For All Other Inquiries... please consult the following resources:

• On Line Information
• Please visit www.kbase.ca
• On Line Support Services
• Please visit support.kbase.ca and follow the links 

• After reviewing our On Line resources, if you require additional assistance please contact us by eMail, fax, phone or mail as follows:

• Ask a Question
• Use our Submit A Question service
• eMail 
  • sales@richmondrc.com
• Fax
  • 604-940-1063
• Phone
  • 604-940-1066
• Mail
• Richmond RC Supply Ltd, #114 - 7350 72nd Street, Delta, BC, V4G-1H9
• Mail & printed correspondence only.                
• We are not able to accomodate personal site visits or drop-offs/pick-ups at this location.
• Please note that all inbound Shipments require pre-Authorization in advance.
• Unauthorized inbound shipments will be refused.        

Check Frequently for Updates

In general "Additional" Information is:

• In addition to that found in other documentation related to this product,
• Often reflects feedback &/or questions from users of the product.

Subject to the Conditions of Use, please review the attachments and related articles listed below.

PLEASE READ ME FIRST

BEFORE PROCEEDING TO ASSEMBLE OR OPERATE THIS PRODUCT

 

LIABILITY DISCLAIMER

The authors and/or suppliers and/or disseminaters of this information and/or product expressly disclaim any warranties or representations, either expressed or implied, including but not limited to implied warranties of fitness, accuracy, timeliness or applicability of the information and/or product provided here. In no event will the authors and/or suppliers and/or disseminaters of this information and/or product have any obligation arising from contract or tort, for loss of revenue or profit, or for indirect, special, incidental, consequential or other damages of any sort arising from this information and/or product. In using this information and/or product, the user accepts all responsibility for and all liability associated with such use.

CAUTION

A Remote Control (RC) model aircraft is not a toy. It is a flying model that functions much like a full size airplane. If you do not assemble and operate model aircraft properly you can cause injury to yourself and others and damage property. DO NOT FLY a model aircraft unless you are qualified.

You are ultimately responsible for the mechanical, aeronautical and electrical integrity of any model you fly and all of the components that make up the model including but not limited to the airframe itself, control surfaces, hinges, linkages, covering, engine, motor, radio, servos, switches, wiring, battery and parts. Check all components before and after each flight. It is essential that you act with the clear understanding that you are solely responsible for all aspects of the model at all times. DO NOT FLY until it is right.  

AVOIDING 90% of PROBLEMS that can arise:  

1. READ THE CAUTION ABOVE & READ THE LIABILITY DISCLAIMER.You are responsible for all aspects of any model you fly. You're It!
2. READ ALL DOCUMENTATION before doing anything else! 
3. INSPECT CAREFULLY immediately upon arrival!.
4. RETAIN ALL PACKAGING until the checkout is complete! If you need to return anything you must have all of the original packaging.
5. READ & LOOK! At everything! Do it once & then do it again.
6. REMEMBER WHAT "ARF" STANDS FOR. ARF means ALMOST Ready to Fly with an emphasis on ALMOST! Some assembly and modeling skills are required.
7. ALLOW ENOUGH TIME to enjoy the assembly process! Rushing into a 6 hour job with 3 hours to spare simply will not work. This is a Hobby... take your time.
8. DRY FIT & TEST ASSEMBLE EVERYTHING before you glue anything!
9. USE 30 MINUTE EPOXY when joining wings & installing stabilizers and other structural components but only after you have dry fitted and test assembled the components without glue! Once parts are glued together they cannot be unglued and they cannot be returned or replaced without charge.
10. PLAN AHEAD! BE CAREFUL! If you get into trouble, DON'T PANIC. Review everything again, talk it over with an experienced modeler and if still in difficulty consult our Support Services.
11. TEST TEST!!! TUG TUG TUG!!! EVERYTHING... BEFORE & AFTER EACH FLIGHT! Your model may have been largely pre-constructed and may have pre-installed control rods, hinges, control surfaces and many other essential components. Hinges may have been pinned after they have been installed. However, you must double check every control surface and component before and after each flight. You and only you are responsible for the integrity of all components and the integrity of the model itself. Check everything before and after each flight. Tug on control surfaces, control rods, mounting bolts, T-nuts, mounting plates... tug on everything!
12. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN WING BOLTS or other fasteners. You want bolts and nuts snugly tight and if metal you can use a medium grade thread locker such as Pacer Z42 to help them stay tight. Fasteners must be snug and secure. However a model airplane is not a farm tractor or a garbage compactor. You do not need a pipe wrench or an electric drill to tighten up wing bolts or any other fastener. Leave your plumbing and power tools at home.. hand tools only and go easy on the torque... snug and secure... not stripped or torqued until they squeak or break.  Wing bolts can take tremendous torque before breaking... but when you over tighten them or use an electric screw driver on a set of wing bolts, long before the bolts break you can fracture the fuselage, crack the mounting blocks or pull the heads of the bolts through the wing... these problems have a nasty habit of revealing themselves when you least expect the wing to fall off!
13. DO NOT OVERPOWER ANY MODEL! Stay within the recommended power range for the model. If you overpower the model you run a high risk of structural failure that will lead to loss of control and a subsequent crash that will destroy the model and may cause injury and/or property damage.
14. ASSUME NOTHING! Remember the old yarn about what happens when you ASS-U-ME something. Check everything repeatedly and frequently and DO NOT FLY any model unless you are satisfied that everything is in good working order.

• Wiring Harness Set for VMA-T210X Twin Otter (#VMA-T210XWHS)
  • Contents listed below.
• Power Module (set) for VMA-T210X Twin Otter (#VMM-T210XPM1)
  • Contents listed below.
• Battery Pack POLYPRO LiPo11.1V 2500mAh 20C W/APP &  VPORT 217g (#PPR-3X250PYF)
• Two (2) VMAX Propellor - 8 x 6 Electric - 3 Blade (#VMM-0860ET)
• Documentation

• Aileron Wiring Harness (WHA) to connect the two aileron servos in the wings to the aileron channel of the receiver in the fuselage.  Total Length = approx 32 in. (813 mm). Length from aileron channel connector to Y = approx 7 in. (178 mm)
  • (Note: The aileron wiring harness does NOT provide for flaperon operation using a computer radio and two discrete receiver channels. VMAR models utilizing two aileron servos will usually support computer radio flaperon functionality in conjunction with the aileron wiring harness if additional aileron extensions are purchased in addition to the aileron wiring harness included with the wiring harness set).
• Throttle Wiring Harness (WHT) to connect three Electronic Speed Controls (ESC) to the throttle channel of the receiver in the fuselage. Total Length = approx 12.5 in. (318 mm). Length from throttle channel connector to Y = approx 6 in. (152 mm)
• Power Wiring Harness (WHP) to provide Positive (+) and Negative (-) power to three motors from a single battery (fused in line). Total Length = approx 14 in. (355 mm). Length from battery connector to quick disconnect joint = approx 5.0 in. (127 mm)

• Flap Wiring Harness (FHE) to connect the flap servos located in the wing (inboard locations) to the flap channel of the receiver in the fuselage. Total Length = approx 22.5 in. (571 mm). Length from flap channel connector to junction = approx 7 in. (178 mm)
• End User Wiring Labels

• Two power pylons, each consisting of:
  • Laser cut wood power module firewall assembly (#VMA-T210XPMV)
  • Brushless Motor (#VMM-111B18VM)
  • Propellor mounting hardware
  • Electronic Speed Control (ESC) (#VMC-120B15VC)
  • Wiring between the Motor and the ESC
  • Wiring leads from the ESC to provide Positive (+) power, Negative (-) power and throttle control
  • All components have been factory installed, connected & tested.
• Crimp on bullet connectors (female) for the ESC power feeds  (2 Red, 2 Black)
• Documentation

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

b) Install the Power Module (both pylons) following the Read Me First instructions provided with the Power Module.

 

 

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

b) Install the Wiring Harness Set following the Read Me First instructions provided with the Wiring Harness Set.

 

 

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

b) Install the Propellers, Battery Pack and Nose Gear Servo following the instructions provided in the Read Me First documention and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

 

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model.

 

b) Follow the Read Me First "Operating" Instructions provided with the Power Module.

 

a) Review the Read Me First documentation and the Assembly & Operations Manual that came with your model. Take careful note of all cautions and warnings related to the safe and reliable operation of your model.

b) Review the Read Me First "No No's & Must Do's" provided with the Power Module.

 

c) Review the Read Me First information provided with the Battery. Pay particular attention to safety considerations related to transporting and charging your battery. We must again emphasize the importance of disconnecting your battery whenever you are transporting it, storing it, not using it or if you suspect any problems with your battery, motor or radio.   

On Line, eMail, Fax, Phone, Mail

• Visit us at support.kbase.ca
  • > Support
  • > Click on and choose from...  

• Knowledge Base 24x7x365 - Immediate On Line Self Help [How To]    
• Submit a Question. [How To]             
  • Get a response within 2 Business Days
• Price Lists & More - Printable PDF's for Download   
• Contact Us. 
  • To reach us by email, fax, phone or mail.
  • Get a response within 4 Business Days
• Join our Mailing List - Sign up Now  
  • Best way to get periodic email Announcements of New Products, Sales, Promotions etc
  • We do NOT release your information to third parties.
• Replacement Parts.      
  • We stock an extensive offering of replacement parts
• Shipping Information.   [How To]
• Track UPS shipments in the U.S.
• UPS Delivery times across the U.S.

For Sales and other Inquiries  

Technical Inquiries:

Please review the information provided in our Knowledge Base. After checking our Knowledge Base, if you need further assistance please use our Submit A Question service to get a response within 2 Business Days.

Sales Inquiries: 

Please note that our Sales Department personnel are trained and dedicated to:

• Helping you with non-technical pre-purchase questions,
• Helping you place your order,
• Pointing out any sales, combos or specials that you may wish to consider,
• Inputting your order to our computer system so that it ships out as accurately and quickly as possible... usually the same day,  
• Resolving any invoicing problems, and
• Helping to sort out any missing shipment or shipment damage issues.

• From a Retailer
• Please support your local retailer.    
• On Line 24x7x365... if your favorite Retailer does not have what you are looking for, please visit one of our On-Line Stores. 
• www.richmondrc.com
• For Radio Control,
• For ZAP Brand CA, cyanoacyrlates, superglue & epoxies
• www.supplystore.com
• Supplying ZAP Brand CA, cyanoacyrlates, superglue, epoxies, related accessories and more to End Users & Consumers in the Building Construction, Repair & Maintenance Trades. Also Fine Woodworkers, Stagecraft Artisans, Professional Detailers, Sportsmen & Scale Model Builders.
• www.zapglue.ca
• Supplying ZAP Brand CA, cyanoacrylates, superglue, epoxies and related accessories to End Users & Consumers in the Industrial, Manufacturing, Assembly and Laboratory sectors.
• Order By Fax 24x7x365
• 604-940-1063
• Order By Phone M-F 11am-4pm Pacific Time
• Order Desk 604-940-1066    

For All Other Inquiries... please consult the following resources:

• On Line Information
• Please visit www.kbase.ca
• On Line Support Services
• Please visit support.kbase.ca and follow the links 

• After reviewing our On Line resources, if you require additional assistance please contact us by eMail, fax, phone or mail as follows:

• Ask a Question
• Use our Submit A Question service
• eMail 
  • sales@richmondrc.com
• Fax
  • 604-940-1063
• Phone
  • 604-940-1066
• Mail
• Richmond RC Supply Ltd, #114 - 7350 72nd Street, Delta, BC, V4G-1H9
• Mail & printed correspondence only.                
• We are not able to accomodate personal site visits or drop-offs/pick-ups at this location.
• Please note that all inbound Shipments require pre-Authorization in advance.
• Unauthorized inbound shipments will be refused.        

Check Frequently for Updates

In general "Additional" Information is:

• In addition to that found in other documentation related to this product,
• Often reflects feedback &/or questions from users of the product.

Subject to the Conditions of Use, please review the attachments and related articles listed below.

Links to More Information:

• ESC - No No's - That can Destroy Your Electronic Speed Control (ESC)  [New Window]
• Motors - No No's - That can Destroy Your Motor  [New Window]
• Motors - Prop Size - Why is it Important? Do NOT "OverProp"  [New Window]
• Motors - What does the term "Brushless Motor" mean?  [New Window]
• Motors - What does the term "OutRunner" mean?  [New Window]