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Four Star Bird - 40 ARF INSTRUCTION MANUAL Specifications Wingspan: 60 in Wing Area: 610 sq in Weight: 5.0 lb Length: 48 in Engine: 2-stroke .40-.61, or 4-stroke .52-.70 Radio: 4-channel, five servos Special Notes Due to temperature changes during transportation and storage, the airplane you receive might have wrinkles on the covering. This could be removed by applying a little heat gun for bigger wrinkles and using a pin for small bubbles. The pushrods that came with this plane are uncut and unbent. Be sure to cut the pushrods to the proper length. This airplane is intended for intermediate to advanced modelers with experience with previous airplanes. Please use the same caution and judgments as in your previous ARFs. When balancing the airplane, the suggested balance point is 3.2 in from the leading edge.

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Four Star Bird - 40 ARF

INSTRUCTION MANUAL Specifications Wingspan: 60 in Wing Area: 610 sq in Weight: 5.0 lb Length: 48 in Engine: 2-stroke .40-.61, or 4-stroke .52-.70 Radio: 4-channel, five servos

Special Notes • Due to temperature changes during transportation and storage, the airplane you

receive might have wrinkles on the covering. This could be removed by applying a little heat gun for bigger wrinkles and using a pin for small bubbles.

• The pushrods that came with this plane are uncut and unbent. Be sure to cut the pushrods to the proper length.

• This airplane is intended for intermediate to advanced modelers with experience with previous airplanes. Please use the same caution and judgments as in your previous ARFs.

• When balancing the airplane, the suggested balance point is 3.2 in from the leading edge.

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1. Parts of the airplane

2. Included accessories

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3. Align the aileron along the hinges

4. Apply glue to secure the aileron

5. Join the two wings halves using the wing

joiner strip

6. Apply glue to secure the two wing halves

7. Apply glue to secure the servo mounting

bracket

8. Secure the aileron servo

9. Connect the servo to the pushrod

10. Remove the covering over the horizontal

stabilizer opening

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11. Slide the stabilizer into the opening

12. Apply glue to secure the stabilizer

13. Align the elevator along the hinges

14. Apply glue to secure the elevator

15. Install the steerable tail wheel

16. Install the fin and rudder. Connect the tail wheel wire with the rudder

17. Apply glue to secure the fin

18. Apply glue to secure the rudder

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19. Run the rudder wire through the fuselage

20. Install the control horn and the clevis on the rudder

21. Use the same method to connect the

elevator servo

22. Remove the covering over the landing

gear opening

23. Secure the landing gear

24. Install the wheel

25. Use the same method for the other side

26. Assemble the fuel tank

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27. Slide the fuel tank into the fuselage

28. Secure the tank at the front of the fuselage

29. Install the radio receiver

30. Complete the servo installation inside the

fuselage

31. Secure the engine

32. Connect the engine servo pushrod

33. Complete the installation of the engine

34. Secure the canopy