Tutor (oz11400)
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Top Flite Tutor. Control line profile trainer model, for .35 power.
Quote: "Hello Steve/Mary, Recently I got a hold of a very bad copy of the Top Flite Tutor kit plan online. Difficult to read. Since Top Flite did not make an actual builders plan, I decided to undertake making a set based on that copy. I have made a working set of plans.
I made a few adjustments, added the use of an arrow shaft pushrod instead of what the kit plan calls for and made the wing tips easier to make as I don't have kit parts to copy the outline from. This plan includes ROOT and TIP ribs. Should be easy to make using the stack method. The only caveat, I ask all modelers to measure twice and cut once especially for the rib spar cut out. Use 1/4 x 3/8 balsa and trim the ribs appropriately.
This airplane is set to fly with your favorite .35 engine. It has a 45 in wing span. Keep it light and it should perform well. Thanks, George"
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(oz11400)
Tutor
by Mark Bauer
from Top Flite
45in span
IC C/L
all formers complete :)
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Submitted: 30/07/2019
Filesize: 2061KB
Format: • PDFbitmap
Credit*: GeorgeAlbo
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