Carl Goldberg Products Protège 60 ARF Assembly and Operation Manual

This document provides warnings and instructions for using the Protégé 60 ARF model. It emphasizes that this product is not intended for use by persons under 16 years old and can cause serious bodily injury and property damage. The document also mentions the buyer's responsibility to correctly assemble and install the motor, radio, and other equipment, as well as the importance of joining the Academy of Model Aeronautics and finding an experienced instructor.


Carl Goldberg Products Protège 60 ARF Assembly and Operation Manual - cover page
Brand
CARL
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
9
File format
PDF
File size
412 KB
Published
08 August, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
3D7F0AB76D5E3666BE7B21CE3FE88AAE

About this manual

The document is a user guide for the Carl Goldberg Products Protège 60 ARF, a lightweight radio-controlled trainer aircraft. It emphasizes that the product is not a toy and requires assembly by users over 16 years old with assistance from experienced flyers. The manual includes safety warnings regarding flight risks and property damage.

What's inside

  • WARNING
  • LIMITED WARRANTY
  • Building supplies needed
  • ADHESIVES & GLUING TECHNIQUES
  • COVERING
  • AILERON SERVO INSTALLATION
  • TAIL INSTALLATION
  • MAIN GEAR & WHEEL INSTALLATION
  • NOSE GEAR INSTALLATION

Specifications

Minimum Radio Channels4 channel minimum required
Minimum Servo Torque540z torque minimum
Minimum Servo Count5 servos

Frequently asked questions

Who is the intended age group for this model?

The model is not a toy and is not intended for persons under 16 years old.

What type of glue should be used for plywood and hardwood parts?

Thin CA glue should not be used; Ultra Set™ CA or similar glues are recommended.

Is thread lock required during assembly?

Yes, thread lock must be used where machine bolts go into nuts to prevent them from becoming loose.

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