Approach Engineering AH-64A APACHE SWIFT/LOGO 10, User Manual

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DAWSON’S
APPROACH E GI EERI G
AH-64A ELECTRIC
1.0 Purpose
To establish a process that ensures control and standardization in the manufacturing of AH-64A Apache for use with elec-
tric Swift and Logo 10 size mechanics.
P/ AP-103 .
2.0 Tools Required
Note: (A) denotes tools required for assembly and
(T) denotes tools required for testing.
Basic Hand Tools (A, T)
Epoxy 30 Minute (A)
Cyanoacratulate (CA) (A)
3.0 Reference Documents
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4.0 Attachments
5.0 Introduction
1. WAR I G This aircraft is not a toy. It is capable of serious bodily harm and property damage. Every precaution
must be taken to properly build this kit and install all radio components. It is your responsibility alone to ensure all
safety steps are taken outlined in the Academy of Model Aeronautics safety codes. If this is your first time building a
aircraft kit it is highly recommended that you find experienced help for the first flights. Consult your local hobby shop
or write to the AMA for further guidance.
Academy of Model Aeronautics
5151E. Memorial Drive
Muncie, IN 47302 (800) 435-9262
2. Please inspect all parts before building. If any parts are broken or missing please feel free to call or write for replace-
ment. All instruction manual photos are included with the CD along with other scale documentation pictures to ease in
finishing. If a step or photo appears unclear to you inspect the CD for additional photos with different views to aid in
assembly If you have any questions, comments, or improvements please call or write to:
Approach Engineering LLC
Ridgecrest, CA. 93555
3. We as the kit manufacturer can provide you with assistance and a top quality kit and instruction manual. When built
light, straight, and true you will have a model that flies as well as it looks on the ground. However the finished product
depends on the quality built into it. We can not guarantee the flight performance. Take your time and read all instruc-
tions carefully before and during construction.
4. The fuselage does not require to be built over the top of plans. It is designed with tabs and slots to build the fuselage
straight. The appendix has exploded view drawings to help identify the parts.
5. During the assembly procedure the use of the term CA refers to thin CA glue and CA+ refers to medium viscosity glue.