Carl Goldberg Products Electra ARF Sailplane Assembly and Operation Manual

This document introduces the features and characteristics of the Electra ARF glider. The glider is an electric glider designed for beginners.


Carl Goldberg Products Electra ARF Sailplane Assembly and Operation Manual - cover page
Brand
Electra
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
16
File format
PDF
File size
854 KB
Published
08 August, 2012
Updated
01 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
A2FF43BDB62110EED68A3536995DB76D

About this manual

This manual provides step-by-step assembly instructions for the Electra ARF, a gentle trainer sailplane designed for beginning R/C modelers. The aircraft features an efficient design capable of tight circling in thermals and good wind penetration.

The guide covers two motor control options: direct battery power requiring a 2-channel radio, or using an electric speed control (ESC) with a 3 to 4-channel radio. It includes detailed procedures for building the wing, fuselage, stabilizer, and fin assemblies.

What's inside

  • Preparing For Assembly
  • Construction Tips
  • Parts Identification
  • Wing Assembly
  • Fuselage Mounting
  • Stabilizer Assembly
  • Fin Assembly

Frequently asked questions

What is the minimum radio channel requirement for flying the Electra ARF with a standard electric motor setup?

A 2 channel radio is the minimum required to turn on the motor and fly until the battery runs out of power.

What radio channel requirement is needed if using an electric speed control to stop and start the motor?

You need a 3 to 4 channel radio to use an electric speed control that lets you stop and start the motor.

What is the minimum age requirement for operating the Electra ARF sailplane?

The radio-controlled model is not intended for persons under 16 years old.

How much work surface area is needed to build the Electra ARF?

You will need an area approximately 18" x 80" in order to build the Electra ARF.

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