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Recommends a four-channel transmitter, with options for computer radios.
Specifies required sub-micro servos, weight, and torque ratings for optimal performance.
Recommends a lightweight four-channel receiver compatible with chosen servos.
Specifies 3-cell Li-Po battery requirements and recommended models for performance.
Details required electronic speed control (ESC) for 7A minimum continuous current.
Lists compatible chargers for 3-cell Li-Po batteries and warnings about improper charging.
Recommends foam-safe CA glue and warns against using regular CA.
Instructions for cutting, hinging, and joining the horizontal stabilizer and elevator halves.
Steps for cutting fuselage parts and gluing them together with tubes and servo mounts.
Instructions for attaching control horns, hinges, and tubes to the wing panels.
Steps for joining the wing to the fuselage and installing wing struts and landing gear supports.
Instructions for installing axles, wheel collars, and landing gear legs.
Guides for mounting servos, connecting clevises, and setting up control surfaces.
Steps to verify control surface direction, throttle, and servo centering.
Guidance on setting high-rate and low-rate control throws for optimal flight performance.
Critical procedure for determining and setting the correct center of gravity (C.G.) for stable flight.
Instructions for marking the model with ownership information for identification.
Guidelines for charging transmitter and flight batteries, emphasizing Li-Po safety.
Procedure for checking radio system range to ensure safe operation before flight.
Excerpts from the AMA Safety Code covering general flying conduct and airworthiness.
Excerpts from the AMA Safety Code related to radio control operations and flying sites.
Instructions for performing a hand launch, including recommended technique and throttle settings.
Guidance for performing takeoffs from a smooth surface using the model's power.
Tips for flying the model, including throttle management and control stick sensitivity for 3-D maneuvers.
Advice on performing landings, emphasizing using power and a 3-point attitude.
Recommends a four-channel transmitter, with options for computer radios.
Specifies required sub-micro servos, weight, and torque ratings for optimal performance.
Recommends a lightweight four-channel receiver compatible with chosen servos.
Specifies 3-cell Li-Po battery requirements and recommended models for performance.
Details required electronic speed control (ESC) for 7A minimum continuous current.
Lists compatible chargers for 3-cell Li-Po batteries and warnings about improper charging.
Recommends foam-safe CA glue and warns against using regular CA.
Instructions for cutting, hinging, and joining the horizontal stabilizer and elevator halves.
Steps for cutting fuselage parts and gluing them together with tubes and servo mounts.
Instructions for attaching control horns, hinges, and tubes to the wing panels.
Steps for joining the wing to the fuselage and installing wing struts and landing gear supports.
Instructions for installing axles, wheel collars, and landing gear legs.
Guides for mounting servos, connecting clevises, and setting up control surfaces.
Steps to verify control surface direction, throttle, and servo centering.
Guidance on setting high-rate and low-rate control throws for optimal flight performance.
Critical procedure for determining and setting the correct center of gravity (C.G.) for stable flight.
Instructions for marking the model with ownership information for identification.
Guidelines for charging transmitter and flight batteries, emphasizing Li-Po safety.
Procedure for checking radio system range to ensure safe operation before flight.
Excerpts from the AMA Safety Code covering general flying conduct and airworthiness.
Excerpts from the AMA Safety Code related to radio control operations and flying sites.
Instructions for performing a hand launch, including recommended technique and throttle settings.
Guidance for performing takeoffs from a smooth surface using the model's power.
Tips for flying the model, including throttle management and control stick sensitivity for 3-D maneuvers.
Advice on performing landings, emphasizing using power and a 3-point attitude.
General| Skill Level | Intermediate |
|---|---|
| Radio System | 4-channel |
| Control Throws-Rudder | 1.5 in (38 mm) left/right |
| Radio | 4+ channel |
| Construction | Balsa and plywood |
