Dancing Wings Hobby T1104B
Dancing Wings Hobby T11 1.0M Air Kart Electric Flying Wing Kit Instruction Manual
Model: T1104B
Introduction
This manual provides comprehensive instructions for the assembly, setup, operation, and maintenance of your Dancing Wings Hobby T11 1.0M Air Kart Electric Flying Wing Kit. This model is designed for adult hobbyists and requires assembly. Please read this manual thoroughly before beginning assembly or operation to ensure safe and correct use.
Safety Information
WARNING: This product is not a toy. It is intended for experienced adult hobbyists aged 18 years and up. Improper assembly or operation can result in serious injury or property damage.
- Always operate in open areas, away from people, buildings, and obstacles.
- Ensure all components are securely fastened before flight.
- Use only recommended power systems and batteries.
- Never fly near airports or restricted airspace.
- Always disconnect the battery when not in use or during maintenance.
- Keep small parts out of reach of children.
Product Overview
The T11 1.0M Air Kart is a balsa wood electric flying wing kit. It is designed for electric power only and requires full assembly. Different kit configurations are available, including basic kits and those bundled with power system components.
Kit Contents (T1104B Model)
- T11 1.0M Air Kart Balsa Wood Kit
- Film pack for covering
- MM2212 1100KV Motor
- 9-inch Propeller
- 30A ESC (Electronic Speed Controller)
- 9g Servos (2 pieces)
Note: Battery (3S 1300-2800mAh) and Radio (3+ channel) are typically not included and must be purchased separately, unless specified in your specific kit variant (e.g., T1104B-L10, T1104B-R10).

Figure 1: Fully assembled balsa wood frame of the T11 flying wing, showing the intricate internal structure and wing shape.

Figure 2: Diagram illustrating key specifications for the T11 Balsawood Kit, including wingspan (1000mm), length (690mm), flying weight (0.8kg+), and suggested power system components.

Figure 3: Contents of the T11 Balsa Wood Kit, showing laser-cut wood sheets, carbon fiber rods, and various small hardware pieces required for assembly.

Figure 4: A detailed view of the balsa wood frame, highlighting the precision-cut interlocking pieces and the central spine structure.
Assembly Instructions
The T11 Air Kart is a build-it-yourself kit. A detailed assembly manual is included with your product. Please follow the step-by-step instructions provided in that manual for precise construction.
General Assembly Steps:
- Unpack and Inspect: Carefully unpack all components and verify against the parts list in your kit's specific manual.
- Frame Construction: Assemble the balsa wood frame using appropriate wood glue (not included). Pay close attention to alignment and drying times.
- Wing Covering: Apply the provided film covering to the wing frame. This step requires a heat iron or heat gun to shrink the film tautly over the structure.
- Control Surfaces: Install hinges for the elevons and ensure smooth movement.
- Power System Installation: Mount the motor, ESC, and servos according to the kit's instructions. Ensure proper wire routing and secure connections.
- Radio System Installation: Install your receiver and connect the servos and ESC.
- Final Checks: Before flight, perform all pre-flight checks, including control surface throws, motor direction, and center of gravity (CG).

Figure 5: A fully assembled and covered T11 flying wing resting on grass, showcasing its vibrant green and orange color scheme and propeller at the rear.

Figure 6: The product packaging box alongside the unassembled balsa wood kit components and the instruction manual, indicating what is included in the kit.
Setup
Power System Setup:
- Motor: Ensure the MM2212 1100KV motor is securely mounted to the airframe.
- ESC: Connect the 30A ESC to the motor and receiver. Calibrate the ESC with your radio system according to the ESC manufacturer's instructions.
- Propeller: Attach the 9-inch propeller. Verify the propeller is installed in the correct orientation for thrust.
- Battery: Use a 3S LiPo battery with a capacity between 1300-2800mAh. Ensure the battery is fully charged before each flight and securely fastened within the airframe to prevent shifting during flight.
Radio System Setup:
- A 3-channel or greater radio system is required.
- Bind your receiver to your transmitter.
- Configure your transmitter for a flying wing (elevon mix) setup. This combines elevator and aileron functions onto two channels.
- Set appropriate control surface throws. Start with recommended throws and adjust to your preference after initial flights.
- Verify all control surfaces move in the correct direction relative to stick inputs.
Operating the T11 Air Kart
Pre-Flight Checklist:
- Battery fully charged and secured.
- Radio battery fully charged.
- Control surfaces move freely and correctly.
- Motor and propeller are secure.
- Center of Gravity (CG) is correct.
- Flying area is clear of obstacles and people.
- Weather conditions are suitable for flight.
Takeoff:
Hand launch the T11 Air Kart into a slight headwind with moderate throttle. Ensure a smooth, firm throw. Do not throw downwards.
Flight:
Control the flying wing using the elevons. Pitch (up/down) and roll (left/right) are controlled by these surfaces. Practice gentle maneuvers initially. Maintain visual line of sight at all times.
Landing:
Reduce throttle and glide the aircraft in for a gentle landing. Aim for a smooth, level approach. Cut throttle completely just before touchdown.
Maintenance
- After Each Flight: Inspect the airframe for any damage, loose connections, or cracks in the balsa wood or covering.
- Motor: Check motor mounts and propeller for tightness. Ensure the motor spins freely.
- Servos: Verify servos operate smoothly and quietly. Check control linkages for any binding or looseness.
- Battery: Store LiPo batteries at storage voltage and in a fire-safe bag when not in use. Do not overcharge or over-discharge.
- Cleaning: Keep the airframe clean from dirt and debris.
- Repairs: Repair any damage to the balsa wood structure or covering promptly using appropriate materials.
Troubleshooting
| Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Aircraft does not respond to controls. | Loose receiver connection, uncharged battery, radio not bound. | Check all connections, charge batteries, re-bind radio. |
| Motor not spinning. | ESC not calibrated, motor wires loose, damaged motor/ESC. | Calibrate ESC, check connections, inspect components for damage. |
| Aircraft flies erratically or crashes. | Incorrect CG, control surfaces reversed, structural damage. | Verify CG, check control directions, inspect and repair airframe. |
| Short flight times. | Battery degradation, inefficient propeller, high throttle usage. | Replace old battery, check propeller efficiency, manage throttle. |
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Wingspan | 1000mm (39 inches) |
| Length | 690mm (27 inches) |
| Flying Weight | Approximately 800g |
| Motor (Suggested) | MM2212 1100KV |
| ESC (Suggested) | 3S 30A |
| Servos (Suggested) | 9g * 2pcs |
| Propeller (Suggested) | 8-9 inch |
| Battery (Suggested) | 3S 1300-2800mAh (not included) |
| Radio (Suggested) | More than 3CH |
| Product Dimensions (Box) | 2.4 x 0.6 x 0.3 inches |
| Item Weight (Package) | 1 pound |
| Manufacturer Recommended Age | 18 years and up |
Warranty and Support
For any questions regarding assembly, operation, or parts, please contact Dancing Wings Hobby customer support. Refer to the contact information provided with your product packaging or visit the official Dancing Wings Hobby website for assistance.
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