This document is a warning and instruction manual for a radio-controlled model aircraft. It emphasizes that the model aircraft is not a toy and is not intended for persons under 16 years old. The user is responsible for correctly assembling and installing the motor, radio, and other equipment, and for testing and flying the model in the presence and with the assistance of an experienced R/C flyer. The user must also operate and fly the model in accordance with the Safety Code of the Academy of Model Aeronautics and is advised to join the AMA for insurance coverage. Additionally, the document mentions the requirement to use specified radio frequencies for model aircraft and the limited warranty for component replacement.
This manual provides step-by-step assembly instructions for the Stinson 108 ARF, a radio-controlled model airplane designed to simulate the classic Flying Station Wagon. It covers safety warnings regarding the use of CA glue and epoxy, as well as preparation steps like covering the aircraft with polyester film using heat.
| Minimum Radio Guidance System Channels | 6 channel minimum required with 8 servos |
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| Engine Type | .61-.108 2-Stroke, .91-1.20 4-Stroke and Muffler |
| Covering Material | Premium polyester film |
| Warranty Period | 90 days from date of purchase |
Always use adequate ventilation, wear protective eye-wear, and keep glue away from the face to avoid allergic reactions or bonding skin.
Run an iron set at about 350° F over the surface with a soft cloth and press down while moving along.
No, it is not intended for persons under 16 years old due to dangerous parts capable of causing serious injury.