Carl Goldberg Products Cub ARF Radio-Controlled Aircraft Assembly and Operation Manual

This document is about the safety warning and warranty information of a radio-controlled model aircraft. It warns that the kit is not for children under 16 years old and contains potentially dangerous parts. It advises the buyer to assemble and install the aircraft correctly and to test and fly it with the assistance of an experienced R/C flyer. It also suggests joining the Academy of Model Aeronautics for insurance and consulting with an instructor. The warranty period is 90 days.


Carl Goldberg Products Cub ARF Radio-Controlled Aircraft Assembly and Operation Manual - cover page
Brand
CARL
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
24
File format
PDF
File size
2.5 MB
Published
08 August, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
2B65452785D2221D0503EF972061C5EA

About this manual

The document is an assembly and operation guide for the Carl Goldberg Products Cub ARF, a radio-controlled model aircraft. It includes safety warnings regarding age restrictions (16+), required tools, and necessary adhesives like CA glue and epoxy.

The manual details the construction process, starting with wing and aileron installation using specific hinge techniques. It covers the routing of servo extensions through the wings and the precise installation of control horns for aileron servos, including wire bending and securing methods.

What's inside

  • Safety Warnings
  • Items Needed
  • Adhesives & Gluing Techniques
  • Wing Assembly
  • Aileron Installation
  • Aileron Servo Installation
  • Aileron Control Horn Installation

Specifications

Minimum Radio System Requirement4 channel minimum required with 5 servos
Engine Type Options.46-.61 2-Cycle, .70-.91 4-Cycle and Muffler
Covering MaterialPremium polyester film

Frequently asked questions

What is the warranty period for defective parts?

The company warrants replacement of components if requested within 90 days from the date of purchase.

What is the minimum radio guidance system required to operate this aircraft?

The manual requires a four-channel minimum radio guidance system with five servos.

What is the recommended temperature setting for applying heat to the aircraft covering?

You should set the iron or heat gun to about 350° F when applying heat to the center surfaces.

How long must thin CA glue be allowed to dry before flexing the aileron?

You must allow the glue to dry for 10 minutes before flexing the aileron.

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