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Warranty

This kit is guaranteed to be free from defects in material and workmanship at the date of purchase.

It does not cover any damage caused by use or modification.  The warranty does not extend beyond

the product itself and is limited only to the original cost of the kit.  By the act of building this user-

assembled kit, the user accepts all resulting liability for damage caused by the final product.  If the

buyer is not prepared to accept this liability, it can be returned new and unused to the place of

purchase for a refund.

Notice:  Adult Supervision Required

This is not a toy.  Assembly and flying of this product requires adult supervision.  Read through this

book completely and become familiar with the assembly and flight of this airplane.  Inspect all parts

for completeness and damage.  Contact Thunder Tiger authrized distriburtor for help.

No.4321  Mr. Mulligan

Wing Span: 39.37" (1000mm)      

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Length: 26.5" (675mm)      

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Wing Area:217 sq.in.  (14dm

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Weight: 16.5 oz. (470g)

Summary of Contents for Mister Mulligan 4321

Page 1: ...caused by the final product If the buyer is not prepared to accept this liability it can be returned new and unused to the place of purchase for a refund Notice Adult Supervision Required This is not...

Page 2: ...read this assembly manual thoroughly before beginning to assemble this kit We are confident that you will enjoy flying this Mr Mulligan and it will provide a lot of rewarding flights Modeling Organiza...

Page 3: ...rmine the final flight capabilities of your Mr Mulligan so use extra care and follow the assembly procedure exactly OTHER ITEMS REQUIRED Radio You will need at least a 3 channel radio control system w...

Page 4: ...r Retainer 1 Fuselage L 1 R 1 Skid 1 Rear Wing Mount 1 Board 1 Front Wing Mount 1 C Pushrod Support 1 Cowling 1 Dummy Engine 1 Wood Block 3 2x5 mm Wood Screw 3 3x30 mm Wood Screw 2 3x25 mm Wood Screw...

Page 5: ...t How to tell the left or right of the fuselage You can image you are sitting in the cockpit then the right fuselage is at right side 5 Drill 3mm rudder pushrod exit hole at the right fuselage tail A...

Page 6: ...underneath the foam as indicated Pre Drill 5 64 2mm holes on plywood prior installation This will make it easier for wing installation 10 Locate the battery box and landing gear mount next epoxy them...

Page 7: ...d two elevators then slide the joiner on the elevator 19 Locate elevator pushrod the short one insert the pushrod from front fuselage through the pushrod support and exit at the tail Thread the clevis...

Page 8: ...g gear in place When pressing make sure to support from the inside of fuselage 27 Trim the wheel pant as shown and drill 4mm holes for wheel axle 28 Install the wheel pant retainer then the landing ge...

Page 9: ...he excess This is to get more air to cool down the hot battery and motor 35 Secure the cowling on the wood blocks with three 2x5mm wood screws 36 Make sure the shaft is a little bit free play when you...

Page 10: ...troller photo shown is Ace ESC 10 Do not over tighten the screw as it may crush the Styrofoam 41 Use double sided tape to fix the ESC and Receiver inside the fuselage Drill a small hole on the fuselag...

Page 11: ...crews 50 Assemble the wing strut joiner as shown you will need to thread the threaded rod to the wing strut joiner first then thread the clevis A needle nose pliers will help thread the rod Epoxy the...

Page 12: ...er on and then the receiver and refer to illustrations in page 13 Always turn transmitter on first then the receiver and turn receiver off first then the transmitter Move the stick right and make sure...

Page 13: ...Move the stick to the right Move the stick to the left Move the stick up Move the stick down Move the stick down and right RIGHT AND UP UP DOWN LEFTTURN RIGHTTURN NEUTRAL THE DIRECTION OF MOVEMENT RUD...

Page 14: ...t the aiplane will go to the left from your point of view This is the hardest thing to learn Initially you can keep your body pointed in the same direction as the airplane and look over your shoulder...

Page 15: ...ight Correct and level with ground Incorrect Wind Direction Wind Landing 3 ft Launch firmly into wind straight and level Do not throw upwards Example of a turn using only rudder Launch Example of a tu...

Page 16: ...ansmitter batteries are fresh Make sure no one else is operation on your channel frequency in the immediate vicinity 3 If the plane does not fly properly make sure you are being gentle with the contro...

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