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General| Brand | Seagull Models |
|---|---|
| Model | Savage Cruiser |
| Category | Toy |
| Language | English |
Welcome to the Savage Cruiser ARF, designed for intermediate/advanced sport flyers. Easy to fly and assemble.
Aeroplane is not a toy; incorrect use can cause injury. User assumes all risk and responsibility.
Lists all included parts and additional items required for assembly and operation.
Instructions on properly adhering hinges to the flap and wing panel using thin C/A glue.
Detailed steps for hinging the aileron to the wing panel, ensuring correct gap and secure adhesion.
Procedure for hinging the elevator using techniques similar to those for the ailerons.
Instructions for hinging the rudder, following the same methods used for the ailerons.
Guides on installing control horns for ailerons, elevator, flap, and rudder using epoxy.
Steps for installing the engine mount rails to the firewall using bolts and threadlock.
Detailed instructions for assembling and installing the fuel tank and its associated tubing.
Guidance on installing servos into the fuselage, including the throttle servo arm.
Instructions for mounting the main landing gear and wheel pants to the fuselage.
Procedure for securely mounting the engine to the engine mount rails using machine screws.
Steps for fitting and securing the fiberglass cowl over the engine and fuselage.
Instructions for installing the electric motor, motor box, and battery tray for EP conversion.
Guide to installing the spinner backplate, propeller, and spinner cone.
Instructions for fitting and securing the horizontal stabilizer to the fuselage.
Procedure for installing the vertical stabilizer, ensuring correct alignment and epoxy bonding.
Steps for connecting servos, receiver, battery, and routing the antenna.
Instructions for attaching the wing struts to the fuselage and wing using epoxy.
Critical procedure to correctly balance the aircraft at the specified center of gravity.
Specifies recommended control throws (high and low rates) for elevator, ailerons, and rudder.
Final checks including battery charging, bolt tightness, balance, control surface operation, and antenna extension.
