This is an introduction to the C.G. version of the Super Chipmunk, a remote-controlled airplane known for its super-stable, low-speed handling. It is suitable for precise aerobatics at slow speeds and showcases similar flight performance to the original. The model is dedicated to the memory of its designer and creator, Art Scholl. The document also provides a list of additional items and tools needed.
This manual provides comprehensive assembly instructions for the Carl Goldberg Products Super Chipmunk radio-controlled model airplane. The document details the required tools, materials, and specific components needed to build the aircraft, which is designed as a tribute to designer Art Scholl's original creation.
The guide covers the complete construction process from tail assembly to wing building, offering detailed steps for gluing balsa parts, installing hinges, and shaping surfaces. It also lists necessary additional items such as engines, propellers, covering material, and paint required to finish the model.
The manual recommends using a .45 to .61 (.90 4-cycle) R/C engine.
No, the manual states that the elevator and rudder are not sheeted.