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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Air Models / December 2009SIG 4 Star 1.20 Manual
Has anyone built one of these and still has the manual? I have tried the SIG site but there is no way to download the manual that I could find. I just bought a finished 4 star that was sitting in a garage for four years and need to know where the CG is and what the recommended control throws are. Can anyone help? > Has anyone built one of these and still has the manual? I have tried > the SIG site but there is no way to download the manual that I could > find. I just bought a finished 4 star that was sitting in a garage for > four years and need to know where the CG is and what the recommended > control throws are. Can anyone help? Give me until Monday to get mine out and scan it for you. I have one somewhere in the attic. Check the Sigmfg.com website. They've been posting manuals online available for download. I'm not sure the Four Star 120 is there, but it is worth a shot. Good luck! > Has anyone built one of these and still has the manual? I have tried > the SIG site but there is no way to download the manual that I could > find. I just bought a finished 4 star that was sitting in a garage for > four years and need to know where the CG is and what the recommended > control throws are. Can anyone help? > Has anyone built one of these and still has the manual? I have tried the > SIG site but there is no way to download the manual that I could find. I > just bought a finished 4 star that was sitting in a garage for four > years and need to know where the CG is and what the recommended control > throws are. Can anyone help? If you can't find the manual, and you can stand a bit of math, there's this: http://www.zenithair.com/kit-data/ht-90-4.html. It's written for full-scale aircraft, so it'll give you a CG range that we'd consider "trainer" or "easy sport" -- but it can give you a nice starting point from which to move the CG back, if you want more exciting flight characteristics. When I'm actually managing to get out and fly regularly, I try to get the CG back far enough that I can snap roll when I want, but not so far that the plane is constantly volunteering to snap roll for me. Other times, I keep it safely forward.  Signaturewww.wescottdesign.com > Has anyone built one of these and still has the manual? I have tried > the SIG site but there is no way to download the manual that I could > find. I just bought a finished 4 star that was sitting in a garage for > four years and need to know where the CG is and what the recommended > control throws are. Can anyone help? Is this what you are looking for ? http://www.sigmfg.com/cgi-bin/dpsmart.exe/BuildManuals/SIGRC65FourStar120SP.html ?L+Sig+yxqo0365 Wayne >> Has anyone built one of these and still has the manual? I have tried >> the SIG site but there is no way to download the manual that I could [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Wayne CG main spar. Who would have thunk it? mk low rate Elev. 1" Rud. 11/4" Ail 5/8" up 1/2" down high rate no specs this is not a 3D plane so............... > > Has anyone built one of these and still has the manual? I have tried > > the SIG site but there is no way to download the manual that I could [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Wayne YES! Thank you! On Dec 10, 10:58 pm, "Wayne" <NOwaynerrS...@comcast.net> wrote: > "Ted Kennedy" <spugskenn...@gmail.com> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Wayne YES! Thank you! Now this would make a fine ARF model. I would think that they would not have trouble selling hundreds of Four Star 120 ARFs. How about it, Sig? Ed Cregger They have been around for at least a couple years.. Bria -- BrianSmit |
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