This document is the manual of Cub model airplane
This manual provides instructions for building the Carl Goldberg Cub, a radio-controlled model airplane designed to replicate the qualities of the full-size aircraft. The kit includes standard long wings but can be modified into an aerobatic version by shortening them.
The document details the necessary tools and supplies, including specific engine sizes (40 to .61), propeller matching charts, and recommended adhesives like cyanoacrylate glue or epoxy. It emphasizes careful assembly to avoid common mistakes, such as building two right fuselage sides instead of one left and one right.
| Radio Control Channels | 4-channel |
|---|---|
| Engine Displacement Range | 40 to .61 cubic inch |
| Propeller Size for .40 Engine | 10 inch diameter |
| Propeller Size for .61 Engine | 11 inch diameter |
Yes, it can be modified into an aerobatic version by shortening the wings.
The manual shows standard, sport, and military color schemes.