Table Of Contents - THUNDER TIGER E-HAWK 2000 Assembly Instruction Manual

Table of Contents

Introduction
Pre-Assembly Notes...............................1
Other Items Required.............................1
Tools and Supplies Needed ...................1
Part Drawings........................................2
Assembly
Wing........................................................3
Fuselage.................................................5
Tail..........................................................7
Servo......................................................9
Motor.......................................................9
All of us at Thunder Tiger want to thank you for choosing the E-Hawk.This Kit has been engineered to go together
quickly and easily while still providing you with great looks and exceptional flying performance. The world of electric
powered sailplanes can be an extremely challenging and rewarding experience. Your skill along with the design
capabilities of your model will combine to defy the laws of gravity and produce flights of unbelievable distance or
duration. Under proper conditions your E-Hawk can stay aloft for hours from a single battery charge! As you gain
experience with your model you will be able to
greatly extend your flight times.
The E-Hawk is an electric powered 2-meter sailplane which is intended for use in light to medium wind and lift
conditions. Its airfoil, motor package and design planform are intended to maximize performance under those flying
conditions and will provide great results for pilots of all skill levels.
We suggest that before beginning to assemble this kit you thoroughly read this assembly instruction manual to
familiarize yourself with the complete assembly procedure. This will insure that your assembly process will be as
smooth and uneventful as possible.
We are confident that you will enjoy flying your E-Hawk and that it will provide many hours of challenging and
rewarding flight.
Final Assembly
First Flights
INTRODUCTION
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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION
Receiver..............................................10
Canopy Installation..............................11
Control Throws....................................12
Balancing Your E-Hawk......................12
Checks You Should Make...................12
Flying Your E-Hawk............................12
Safety Precautions..............................14