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General| Category | Toy |
|---|---|
| Radio System | 4-channel |
| Construction | Balsa and plywood |
| Engine Size | .40 - .46 cu in (6.5 - 7.5 cc) 2-stroke |
| Servos | 4 standard |
| Skill Level | Intermediate |
Details Great Planes warranty policy and limitations for the kit.
Provides background on the Ultra Sport .46/EP's development and ARF version.
Explains the advantages of AMA membership for model pilots.
Informs new owners about FAA requirements for unmanned aircraft systems.
Emphasizes the model is not a toy and requires careful assembly and operation.
Lists recommended glow engines and accessories for the model.
Details suitable electric motors, ESCs, and batteries.
Specifies necessary radio systems, servos, and related parts.
Explains the use of thin CA glue for reinforcing threads with a specific symbol.
Advises on using threadlocker for screws and nuts, with an exception.
Recommends using 6-minute or 30-minute epoxy based on assembly time.
Indicates when and how to drill holes using specific drill bit sizes.
Lists all parts included in the kit with corresponding numbers.
Instructs users to inspect all parts for defects or missing items before building.
Explains the process for ordering replacement parts and where to find dealers.
Advises checking and reinforcing control surface hinges with CA glue.
Details how to use a covering iron on low temperature to tighten the model's covering.
Guides through the process of installing the aileron servo in the wing panel.
Explains how to join the two wing halves using epoxy and joiners.
Details the installation steps for the retractable landing gear system.
Guides the installation of the horizontal and vertical stabilizers and tail wheel.
Covers the installation of servos for the rudder and elevator controls.
Details drilling holes and installing blind nuts on the firewall for motor mounting.
Explains the construction and installation of the electric motor box.
Guides on drilling firewall holes for glow engine mounting positions.
Illustrates the two available mounting positions for the glow engine on the firewall.
Details attaching the engine mount to the firewall and fitting the engine.
Covers the installation of the fuel tank tray, hook and loop strap, and the fuel tank itself.
Guides on installing the throttle servo, assembling the pushrod, and connecting it.
Explains positioning the throttle servo and adjusting throttle control for smooth operation.
Provides instructions on trimming the cowl for engine clearance and cooling air.
Details balancing the propeller and installing it with the spinner.
Explains how to apply die-cut decals using a soap and water solution for positioning.
Instructs on verifying that control surfaces move correctly in response to transmitter inputs.
Guides on measuring and setting the desired travel amounts for control surfaces.
Covers final assembly steps like installing the belly pan and canopy.
Explains how to balance the model side-to-side by adding weight.
Details the critical procedure for setting the model's center of gravity for stable flight.
Advises on marking the model with owner identification and AMA/FAA numbers.
Provides guidelines for charging transmitter and receiver batteries, including initial conditioning.
Outlines procedures for checking engine operation, controls, and radio range before flight.
Lists essential safety rules for handling fuel, starting, and running glow engines.
Covers crucial safety measures for electric motors, LiPo batteries, and charging.
Excerpts from the AMA safety code regarding airworthiness and safe flying practices.
Excerpts from the AMA safety code concerning radio control operations and frequency usage.
Explains how to adjust fuel mixture for optimal engine performance and prevent dead-sticks.
Guides on performing safe takeoffs, including runway checks and throttle application.
Advises on initial flights, trimming, and practicing maneuvers.
Details the steps for executing a safe landing approach and touchdown.
