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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
Sanding block
Fine felt tip pen and soft lead pencil
Straight building board
R/C System:
4 channel radio with 5 standard servos
Two 12" aileron extensions
One "Y" style extension wire
Engine:
2 cycle: .60
4 cycle: .91
Propeller (appropriate for engine type and
preferred performance)
Radio - A 4-channel radio with 5 STD servos and are
required.
RECOMMENDED TOOLS & MATERIALS
Adhesives - You will need two types of adhesives
for the Staudacher S-300 - Epoxy and Instant
(cyanoacrylate) 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-61 & F-91S are
the ideal engines for this airplane. These quiet-run-
ning engines are easy to start, require no special
break-in periods, are very easy to maintain and will
last for years.
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