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Adhesives:
Instant setting cyanoacrylate adhesive (thin CA)
Slower setting cyanoacrylate adhesive (medium CA)
5 Minute Epoxy (fast)
20-30 Minute Epoxy (slow)
R/C 560 Canopy Glue
Zap-A-Dap-A-Goo II™
Tools:
Model knife,T-Pins, 1/2" vinyl tape
Small screwdrivers, medium screwdrivers
Lexan Scissors
Steel straight edge
Long nose pliers and diagonal cutting pliers
Drill and drill bits
Dubro 8-32 tap
Sanding block
Fine felt tip pen and soft lead pencil
Straight building board
R/C System:
Seven channel radio with one standard servo and
five dual BB high torque servos
Four 12" aileron extensions
One servo reverser Y-harness
Engine:
2 cycle: 1.08-1.60
4 cycle: 1.20-1.80
Propeller (appropriate for engine type and
preferred performance)
Radio - A 7-channel radio with 5 high performance servos
and 1 standard servo is required.
RECOMMENDED TOOLS & MATERIALS
Adhesives - You will need two types of adhesives
for the G202-140 - Epoxy and Instant (cyanoacry-
late) adhesives. We recommend that you purchase
both 5-minute and 30-minute epoxy to cut down on
assembly time, but you can get by with only 30-
minute epoxy if time is not important.You will also
need a small bottle of both "Thick" and "Thin"
instant CA adhesive.
Tools - Model assembly can be much easier if the
proper tools are used. Therefore, we have included
in our checklist to the left, a complete listing of all
the tools we used to assemble our prototype mod-
els. As you will notice, many household tools can be
utilized during construction.
Engine - The Thunder Tiger PRO-120 is the ideal
engine for this airplane. This quiet-running engine is
easy to start, requires no special break-in periods, is
very easy to maintain and will last for years.
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