The Mark II Eagle is a radio control flying model that is suitable for novice pilots. It features improvements that make it easier to assemble and fly compared to previous versions. It is important to note that a radio control model is not a toy and is not intended for persons under 16 years old. It must be built correctly and operated with caution, following the safety code of the Academy of Model Aeronautics.
This manual provides instructions for assembling and operating the Mark II Eagle, a radio-controlled model airplane designed for novice pilots. It details the necessary tools, parts, and safety precautions required before beginning construction. The document emphasizes that the model is not a toy and should only be flown by individuals over 16 years old under the supervision of an experienced flyer.
| Recommended Engine Size (2-Cycle) | .29 to .45 |
|---|---|
| Recommended Engine Size (4-Cycle) | .40 to .60 |
| Minimum Pilot Age | 16 years old |
| Required Radio Channels | 3 to 4-Channel |
The model is not intended for persons under 16 years old.
A 3 to 4-channel radio guidance system is required.
Yes, the manual recommends a .29 to .45 2-cycle or .40 to .60 4-cycle R/C engine.