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PARTS DRAWINGS

AS6159  Wing Set

AS6023 Control Horn Set

PE0009 Hardware Set

AS6160  Pushrod Set

AS6164 Decal

IMPORTANT

Please check the contents of your kit box with these part sketches before beginning 

construction. This will not only familiarize you with the parts and their names, but it 

will  also give you a head start in the unlikely event that you are missing a part.

Parts are not necessarily drawn actual size

AS6166 Vertical Tail

AS6158  Fuselage

AS6142  Landing Gear Set

AS6165 Horizontal Tail

Fuselage(1)

Wheel (2)

Z Bent Pushrod (2)

2mm HEX Nut (2)

Control Horn Back Plate(2)

Plastic Guide Tube (2)

Main Landing Gear (1)

3mmx5mm Screw (2)

Collar (2)

2mmx8mm Screw (4)

Pushrod Connector (2)

Allen Wrench  (1)

3mmx3mm Screw (2)

(Left/1,Right/1)

Dihedral Brace (2)

Wing Protector (1)

Servo Tray  (2)

Bushing (2)

JE6452

Summary of Contents for TTR4307

Page 1: ...use or modification The warranty does not extend beyond the prod uct 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 resu...

Page 2: ...t an experienced R C pilot plan to have a fully competent pilot check your completed model and help you with your first flights Even though we have tried to provide you with a very thorough instruc ti...

Page 3: ...issors Drill and Drill Bits Fine Felt Tip Pen Rubbing Alcohol Masking Tape will be used when assembling I Wing Assembly A Locate both wing halves and the two dihedral braces Mix a small amount of 5 mi...

Page 4: ...vator pushrod tubes insert the ele vator pushrod tube through the hole in the rear former through the fuselage and out the pre drilled hole in the right of the rear cabin for mer B With a hobby knife...

Page 5: ...of medium CA to hold dowels in place V Stab and Rudder Installation A Center the main wing on the fuselage and attach using the rubber bands provided B Determine the top and bottom of the stab like th...

Page 6: ...and glue the stabilizer into place rechecking your alignment marks by remeasuring as shown in previous step to insure proper alignment of stab and wing G Insert the fin into the slot in the tail and m...

Page 7: ...r then slide the brass bushing on slide the wheel over the bushing and finally install the second wheel collar Repeat process for other wheel B Using a hobby knife remove the covering over the landing...

Page 8: ...lance the plane With the wing on the airplane use your two index fingers to suspend the model in the air Locate your fingers 1 1 4 back from the leading edge of the wing about 4 out from the fuse lage...

Page 9: ...ng you will cause him to crash Check you radio for good range 50 ft with the antenna collapsed and proper operation MAKE SURE NO ONE IS OPERATING ON YOUR FREQUENCY Channel number Any flying field has...

Page 10: ...ch elevator too soon Walk over to the plane and turn off the switch on the plane then the transmitter switch Check over the plane to make sure nothing loosened up or broke In Case of Trouble If the ra...

Page 11: ...level with ground Incorrect Wind Direction Wind 3 ft Example of a turn using only rudder Example of a turn using rudder then elevator Launch Landing Launch firmly into wind straight and level Do not t...

Page 12: ...also give you a head start in the unlikely event that you are missing a part Parts are not necessarily drawn actual size AS6166VerticalTail AS6158 Fuselage AS6142 Landing Gear Set AS6165 HorizontalTa...

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