Table Of Contents; Introduction - THUNDER TIGER Spirit of St. Louis 4323 Assembly Manual

INTRODUCTION

Congratulations on the purchase of our finest D. G. A. EP Park
Flyer Series . The ever popular Spirit of St. Louis piloted by
Charles Lindbergh successfully made the first nonstop solo
flight across the Atlantic Ocean. Early on May 20,1927, finished
the 3,610-mile trip in 33.5 hours, Roosevelt, Long Island, New
York, to Le Bourget Field outside Pairs, France. Thunder Tiger
is very proud to present the silver Ryan strut-braced monoplane,
a symbol of the first nonstop solo transatlantic flight, to all R/C
hobbyists alike worldwide. Now every pilot can fly this legendary monoplane at any flying field.
CAUTION
Before beginning the assembly read the instructions thoroughly to give an understanding of the
sequence of steps and a general awareness of the recommended assembly procedures.
By following these instructions carefully and referring to the corresponding pictures, the assembly of
your model will be both enjoyable and rewarding. The result will be a well built, easy to assembly
A.R.F. model which you will be proud to display.
Introduction
Pre-Assembly Notes
Other Items Required
Tools and Supplies Needed
Parts Drawing
Wing ...............................................5
Fuselage
Landing Gear
Tail ................................................8

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Charles Lindbergh
Servo .....................................9
Cowl .....................................10
Blance .....................................11
Operation Check
Decal ........................................13
Flying ........................................17
Radio .......................................19
Repair ......................................20
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