Tiger 60 (oz11032)
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Goldberg Tiger 60. Radio control sport model. Wingspan 70 in, wing area 855 sq in, for .45 to .65 two cycle or .65 to .80 four cycle engines.
Discontinued kit from Carl Goldberg Models.
Note this here is a modern redrawn plan in PDFvector format. For a scan of the printed plan as supplied in the kit, see Tiger 60 (oz11632)
Quote: "The new TIGER 60 offers the latest in aerodynamic technology in a great-looking aircraft. With its light loadings, low landing speeds, and tricycle landing gear, the TIGER 60 makes a deluxe low-wing trainer. Yet, those same features; along with its long tail moment and clean, symmetrical airfoil come through with super smooth aerobatic performance. Loops, square loops, and cuban eights groove perfectly, rolls are on-a-wire axial, and inverted flight couldn't be easier. Plus, all you really need for truly sparkling performance is a .60 to .65 two-cycle. Anything bigger would simply be excessive.
Before you start, please read through these instructions and review the plans to become familiar with the TIGER 60 methods of assembly. Having said this, we hope you enjoy your new TIGER 60 as much as we have. It has become one of our favorite aircraft to fly..."
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Update 28/01/2021: Replaced this plan (also the CAD file) with a revised version, thanks to AlanSinclair.
Quote: "Hello, I discovered additional errors in the Tiger 60 while working on drawings for the Tiger 2... Here are the updated files. Have a great day."
Update 11/02/2021: Added 'tools' supplement file, showing the wooden tool/jig parts that were supplied with the kit, thanks to AlanSinclair.
Quote: "Here are Tools & dihedral jig for the Tiger 60 (as was pointed out in one of the comments). I managed to buy a partial Tiger 2 kit with the plans, so I was able to duplicate the 'Tools' for the 60."
Supplementary file notes
Manual, 33 pages complete.
Tools file.
CAD file
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(oz11032)
Tiger 60
by Dave Patrick
from Carl Goldberg
1994
70in span
IC R/C LowWing Kit
clean :)
all formers complete :)
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Submitted: 30/03/2019
Filesize: 834KB
Format: • PDFvector • CADfile
Credit*: AlanSinclair
Downloads: 6157
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User comments
A helpful hint for builders of the GREAT Tiger 60... An otherwise great design had one structural flaw/weekness. The tail assembly (empennage) is of fairly large surface area, and the cross-section of the fuselage immediately ahead of the tail was small enough that Tiger 60's would suffer from "tail wiggle". This can be demonstrated by "dangling" the entire plane from the tail. Hold the plane, fuselage down - with the wing on - with one hand on each stab. Hold the plane with the bottom of the fuse facing you. Rock/twist the entire plane gently from side to side, looking at the last open "bay" on the bottom of the fuselage as to twist/ Rock the fuse. You will see the covering on this bottom bay "oil-can" as the fuselage flexes at its narrowest point. This manifests itself as "tail wiggle" in abrupt aerobatic maneuvers. Fortunately the fix is super easy: When assembling the kit, just don't "punch out" the last bay on the bottom of the fuselage. Instead permanently glue-in-place the "punch-out" into the last bay (narrowest one at the rear) of the bottom of the fuselage. In the kit instruction book this is "lite-ply" piece PT # 3902, D/C SHT. 6803. For scratch/plan builders, just don't cut out the bottom bay (at the rear) of the fuselage - presto! No more tail wiggle. You will LOVE the Tiger 60, it flies GREAT... it "grooves/tracks" like a slot-car.Brad Goldberg-Lover - 01/04/2019
Built in winter of 2006/7 maiden in 2007 - O.S. Max Surpass .72 4-Stroke - 38 flights it Flew GREAT [more pics 004].
Brad - 03/04/2019
Great effort! I did not see the vitally important wing dihedral support parts on the cut sheet, see manual page 14, step 15 for their assembly. The wing plan has leader with reference at the wing leading edge tip dihedral support location but is missing the forward pad alignment box as shown on the original plan, see manual page 15, step 15 for their placement. Not overly a big deal as long as the base of the support at the wing trailing edge is properly pinned and kept squared to the wing. I also did not see the wing spar set-back gauge on the cut sheet. The wing top spar set-back gauge helps with offsetting the top spar needed when wing halves are joined, see manual page 13, step 8 for its usage.
Darryl - 12/09/2020
Good morning., I can't find the materials to use for the construction, from the Italian in English, the translation is sometimes incorrect. I especially wanted to know if the whole side parts. The fuselage is made of 3mm balsa wood? Or 3mm poplar plywood? Thank you so much I'm building it and I wanted to be sure
Roberto - 27/08/2022
Roberto... usa compensato leggero o compensato di pioppo.
RC Yeager - 27/08/2022
In the manual it says (on page21) that the fuselage side parts (ref #3900) are made of liteply.
SteveWMD - 28/08/2022
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- Tiger 60 (oz11032)
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- Supplement Filesize: 2325KB Filename: Tiger_60_oz11032_manual.pdf
- Supplement Filesize: 51KB Filename: Tiger_60_oz11032_tools.pdf
- CAD Zip Filesize: 340KB Filename: Tiger_60_oz11032_cad.zip
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