Gee Bee R3 95% Almost-ready-to-fly, and easy to fly Instruction Manual Congratulations on your purchase of this excellent almost-ready-to-fly R/C model! Our airplane has been designed by expert engineers and built by skilled craftsmen. Many of the parts have been factory-assembled and installed for you, yet your ultimate success or failure depends on you.
maintenance of radio controlled model aircraft are not intuitive skills and performing them safely and competently takes experience. If you are not already an experienced radio controlled aircraft assembler and flyer, we strongly suggest that you find an experienced modeler to assist you. WARRANTY We guarantee this kit to be free from defects in material and workmanship at the time of purchase.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION Step 1. Installation in the wings 1. Glue the aileron hinges in place Take out the wings and ailerons, insert the hinges into the factory cut hinges slots in the wings and ailerons. Careful to glue them together by dropping CA into the gap at the location of each hinge.
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Step 2. Installation Landing gear 1. Notice that the mounting flange of the wheel pant has a plywood mounting pad installed at the front and rear. Drill a hole through the center of each pad. Also cut through the mounting flange just above the slot in the side of each pant.
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holes with the center of the rubber mounting pads in the wing. Drill a pilot hole through the mounting holes in the pant, through the rubber into plywood underneath. Step3. Assemble the tail surfaces 1. Bolt the wing onto the fuselage and set the airplane in a position so that sight...
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4.Hold the bracket over the rear end of the fuselage and drill holes through the front and rear mounting holes. Screw the bracket in place with washer head self-tapping screws provider. Push the wheel collar up under the bracket and tighten the setscrew to hold it in place.
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Step4. Install the engine 1. Firstly, try fit the engine cowl to the fuselage head. Using a straight ruler, insert it through the front opening of the cowl until it touches firewall. Thus, you can measure the distance D between the front edge of the cowl and the firewall.
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Step5. Mount the Receiver and Battery onto the fuselage 1. Fit the battery on the battery rack on the bottom of fuselage, and bundle tightly with Velcro strap. Please note the position of battery in the fuselage should be base on the C.G point.
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properly at the trailing edge. Take the wings apart and rough up the surface of one of the dowel with a course file or a cut-off wheel. Finally, with 6pcs self-tapping screws mount the canopy in place on the cockpit. At last, adjust the wing and fuselage configuration as in the diagrams carefully.
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Step 7. Final check before flying You have finished your model airplane, but you have to check before flying. 1. Check the alignment and trim of the airplane after final assembly. 2. Check that everything is tightly securely. 3. Check the C.G. point, which must be 83mm (3.27 in.) behind the leading edge measured at the center of the upper wing center section.
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