Carl Goldberg GBGA0059 - Manual (Page 2)

ITEMS NEEDED TO COMPLETE KIT
1 RADIO GUIDANCE SYSTEM (2-CHANNEL
MINIMUM)
2 2-OZ. BOTTLE CA GLUE
2 ROLLS OF IRON ON COVERING
1 TUB JET MODEL MATE™ FILLER
1 BOX OF EPOXY
1 BOX #64 RUBBER BANDS
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ADDITIONAL ITEMS FOR REMOVABLE WINGTIP
1/8” x 3” x 18” HARD BALSA SHEET
PIECE 3/32” x 12” MUSIC WIRE
3/32 I.D. x 6” BRASS TUBE
3/4” VINYL ELECTRICAL TAPE
OPTIONAL ITEMS
1/2” x 8” x 12” CGM FOAM RUBBER
FUEL PROOF PAINT
SERVO MOUNTING TAPE
CGP SCUFF GUARD
TRANSPARENT SPRAY ENAMEL FOR
CANOPY
NECESSARY TOOLS AND SUPPLIES
MISCELLANEOUS RUBBER BANDS
WAXED PAPER
MODELING KNIFE AND RAZOR BLADES
SANDPAPER (ASSORTED GRITS, INCLUDING
MEDIUM (150) AND FINE (220-320)
SANDING BLOCK
"T" PINS (at least 75)
BUILDING BOARD (24" x 60")
ELECTRIC DRILL
1/16" ABD 1/8" DRILL BIT
ALLEN WRENCH (.050 FOR #4 SOCKET SET
SCREW)
SMALL SCREWDRIVER (1/8” BLADE TIP)
MASKING TAPE
SMALL PLIERS
COVERING IRON (OR SMALL HOUSEHOLD
IRON)
HEAT GUN (OPTIONAL)
10" 30-60-90 DRAFTING TRIANGLE
YARDSTICK
FLEXIBLE STRAIGHT-EDGE
PENCIL
LIMITED WARRANTY
Carl Goldberg Products, Ltd. takes pride in the care and attention given to the manufacture of its model airplane kits.
The company warrants replacement of any materials found to be defective for their intended use, prior to their use in
construction of the aircraft, provided the buyer requests such replacement within a period of one year from the date of
purchase and provided the defective part is returned, if so requested by the company.
No other warranty, expressed or implied, is made by the company with respect to this kit. The buyer acknowledges and
understands that it is his responsibility to carefully construct a finished flying model airplane and to fly it safely. The
buyer hereby assumes full responsibility for the risk and all liability for personal or property damage or injury arising out
of the buyer's use of the components of this kit.
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SELECTING RADIO CONTROL EQUIPMENT
Radio sets are battery powered with either dry cells
or the more reliable, rechargeable nickel-cadmium
(ni-cad) batteries. Although ni-cad powered units
are more expensive, the cost of routinely replacing
worn out batteries may be much higher in the long
run. Many of the radio systems now available fea-
ture "servo reversing" switches which allow you to
reverse the response of the servo. This simplifies
radio installation and is worth considering.
Exponential or dual rates are popular features
which, if used properly, can help smooth out the
flight of a sensitive model. Your local hobby dealer
should be able to help you select the proper radio
for your needs and skill level. Consider reliability
and service, as well as price. And be sure to get a
system designated for aircraft, as only certain fre-
quencies are available for model aircraft.