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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Titan Dynamics Titan Dynamics Webpage Visit our Facebook page Join our Discord server Contents Section 1: Model Information ........................ 3 Section 2: Model Specifications & Performance ................4 2.1: Physical Characteristics ....................... 4 2.2: Aircraft Performance: ........................5 2.2.1: Drag, Efficiency, Power, and Angle of Attack at Varying All-up-weights: ..... 6 2.2.2: Turn rate, range, endurance, and max climb rate for a variety of different... -
Page 3: Section 1: Model Information
Join our Discord server Section 1: Model Information The Titan Falcon V2 is our new flagship UAV – designed to be a ruthlessly effective workhorse sculpted from hundreds of iterations in CFD. It was designed from the ground up to be modular, easily repairable, and highly adaptive to your needs. Featuring a swappable nose, tail and payload bay, Falcon V2 is ready for any application. -
Page 4: Section 2: Model Specifications & Performance
Titan Dynamics Titan Dynamics Webpage Visit our Facebook page Join our Discord server Section 2: Model Specifications & Performance 2.1: Physical Characteristics General Stats: • Wingspan: 2093mm • Wing area: 4514cm • Maximum take-off Weight: 7kg • Efficiency: 1.6 Wh/km @ 3.5kg AUW •... -
Page 5: Aircraft Performance
Titan Dynamics Titan Dynamics Webpage Visit our Facebook page Join our Discord server 2.2: Aircraft Performance: Below are some plots showing aircraft performance at different all-up weights. The values predicted are not perfect, and values like efficiency can vary greatly based on the choice of motor and propeller, among many other factors. -
Page 6: 1: Drag, Efficiency, Power, And Angle Of Attack At Varying All-Up-Weights
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Page 11: 2: Turn Rate, Range, Endurance, And Max Climb Rate For A Variety Of Different Battery Configurations
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Page 14: Section 3: Required Build Materials
Titan Dynamics Titan Dynamics Webpage Visit our Facebook page Join our Discord server Section 3: Required Build Materials Spars needed (solid rod if no OD/ID specified): • (1) 10 OD x 8 ID x 1000mm - front main wing spar •... -
Page 15: Section 4: 3D Printing
Section 4: 3D printing 4.1: Things to know before you start printing. 1. Titan Dynamics strongly recommends using Polymaker Polylite prefoamed LWPLA for the best results. This filament is much easier to tune your printer for and has less stringing than active foaming filaments. If you aren’t able to purchase... -
Page 16: Part Orientation
Titan Dynamics Titan Dynamics Webpage Visit our Facebook page Join our Discord server Polycarbonate, PETG or other high-temp filament should be used for the motor mounts and wing bay covers. • High temp Polycarbonate or PETG parts should be triple wall and high infill (25%). - Page 17 Titan Dynamics Titan Dynamics Webpage Visit our Facebook page Join our Discord server Page 17 of 30...
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Page 18: Tuning "Hole Horizontal Expansion
Titan Dynamics Titan Dynamics Webpage Visit our Facebook page Join our Discord server 4.3: Tuning “hole horizontal expansion” It is very important to check the fitment of the carbon rods in their holes on the first parts you print. Because everyone may be using different printers, materials and slicer settings, it is not possible to provide the models with a slicing profile and hole size that will work for everyone. -
Page 19: Section 5: Assembly Of 3D Printed Parts
Join our Discord server Section 5: Assembly of 3D Printed Parts Falcon V2 comes with swappable nose and tail sections. For the tail, you can choose between Conventional and V-Tail. There are positives and negatives of both. The conventional tail allows for finer control as well as redundancy, while the V-Tail lowers assembly time/effort as well as complexity. - Page 20 Titan Dynamics Titan Dynamics Webpage Visit our Facebook page Join our Discord server When attaching the tail, payload bay, rear hatch, and nose, please use M3 threaded inserts on the larger holes. Countersunk M3 bolts will secure these pieces to the main fuselage.
- Page 21 Titan Dynamics Titan Dynamics Webpage Visit our Facebook page Join our Discord server Below are a few exploded views of the Falcon V2 to help with assembly. Page 21 of 30...
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- Page 23 Titan Dynamics Titan Dynamics Webpage Visit our Facebook page Join our Discord server The spar layout for Falcon V2 is as depicted below (for conventional tail, you can imagine how it might look for the V-Tail) Page 23 of 30...
- Page 24 Titan Dynamics Titan Dynamics Webpage Visit our Facebook page Join our Discord server • Medium CA glue should be used to assemble all glued parts. • When first putting the glued parts together be sure to wipe any excess glue off before it sets.
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Page 25: Section 6: Final Setup & Tuning Tips
Join our Discord server Section 6: Final Setup & Tuning Tips • Titan Dynamics strongly recommends the use of Arduplane for all our models. If you encounter an issue in flight, the data logs Ardupilot creates are invaluable for finding the root cause of any issue and increasing future chances of success. -
Page 26: Section 7: Additional Images
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