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Purchase replacement parts from the hobby shop where you have purchased the Raptor 60. Please contact the Thunder
Tiger distributor in your country, and the distributor can tell you where to obtain the parts. For example, in the U.S, all
Thunder Tiger products are distributed by Ace Hobby Distributors. On the web site www.acehobby.com, there is a list
of all the hobby shops in the USA that can special order any Thunder Tiger parts from Ace for you. Technical questions
on the Raptor will be answered quickly sending an email to service@acehobby.com or call Technical Support at 949-
833-7498. In Europe, Asia and Australia, please contact the distributor in your country.
To ensure safety, please read the instruction manual thoroughly before assembly. Radio control helicopters are
sophisticated equipment, and not toys. Radio control model helicopters are capable of causing serious bodily injury if
not properly assembled or operated. The manufacturer and distributors assume no liability for damages that could
occur from the assembly or use of this product. This product is designed for hobby use only. Operating model Helicopters
requires diligence and skill. It is best to seek help and guidance from other accomplished model helicopter pilots to
ensure quick and successful learning. It is strongly recommended to join the appropriate radio control modeling governing
society in your country. For example, in the United States, it is strongly encouraged to join the Academy of Model
Aeronautics. AMA is a nonprofit organization that provides members in the United States with liability insurance and
monthly modeling magazines. For further information or to find a model
helicopter club that's nearest to you, please contact AMA at:
Academy of Model aeronautics
515 East Memorial Drive
Muncie, IN 47302
USA
(317) 287-1256
We also encourage start subscribing to different radio control helicopter magazines to learn about RC flying events,
new flying techniques, safety procedures, and hints. Rotory Modeler is a bi-monthly and Model Helicopter Techniques
is a quarterly newsletter published in the USA. Model Helicopter World is a month magazine published by Traplet
Publication in England and sold worldwide. Rotor is a monthly German magazine. Helico is a Swiss quarterly magazine.
We are unable to accept replacement or return of this model after it has been used or assembly has begun.
It is legally prohibited to duplicate or reprint this manual in any format without a written permission from the manufacturer.
The manufacturer has the right to make changes to this model or instruction without notice.
We have done our best to ensure the accuracy of information in this manual. If you are aware of any mistake, we
welcome you to notify us.
We will not accept any responsibility for any accident, breakdown, fault or trouble caused by improper usage of this
model. Please thoroughly inspect your model and range check the radio before flight. Please keep the model in its
best condition in order to enjoy it.
This model does not include all the items necessary for flying. It still needs a helicopter radio control system, a 60-
size 2-stroke engine, and a muffler.
It is difficult for beginners to fly RC helicopters by themselves. It is highly recommended that beginners seek the help
of experienced RC helicopter pilots. We recommend beginners start with an inexpensive model such as the Thunder
Tiger Raptor 30 that is also designed by Mr. Taya.
RC helicopters are not toys. The manufacturer does not assume the liability for any property or bodily damage caused
by the model or the operator.
Repair and replacement Parts
Warnings
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