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MASTER

CADDY

with

AUXILIARY

POWER

STATION

(APS)

ASSEMBLY

INSTRUCTIONS

—_

TANTA

The

most

convenient

field

box

available!

PLEASE

READ

THROUGH

THIS

INSTRUCTION

BOOKLET

IN

ITS

ENTIRETY

BEFORE

BEGINNING

ASSEMBLY.

IT

CONTAINS

IMPORTANT

INSTRUCTIONS

AND

WARNINGS

CONCERNING

THE

ASSEMBLY

AND

USE

OF

THIS

PRODUCT.

WARNING!

Assembly

and

operation

of

this

flight

box

must

be

done

by

or

under

the

direct

supervision

of

a

responsible

adult.

Itis

your

responsibility

and

yours

alone

to

as-

semble

this

kit

correctly,

properly

install

all

electrical

components,

and

to

test

and

use

it

in

a

safe

and

responsible

manner.

ACTURING

COMPAR

MODEL

MANUF

.

0.

BOX

788

URBANA,

ILLINOIS

61801

(217)

398-8970

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

PRECAUTIONS

INTRODUCTION

Thank

you

for

purchasing

the

GREAT

PLANES

MASTER

CADDY!

The

MASTER

CADDY

with

its

detachable

APS

(Auxiliary

Power

Station)

is

the

most

convenient

field

box

available.

You

will

not

only

be

able

to

neatly

carry

all

your

flying

equipment

to

the

field,

but

thanks

to

the

APS,

you

will

also

be

able

to

start

your

engine

on

the

flight

line

or

wherever

you

wish,

without

carrying

the

whole

field

box

around.

PRECAUTIONS

You

must

be

very

careful

when

assembling

this

kit

and

when

working

with

the

adhesives

and

tools

to

keep

from

hurting

yourself

or

damaging

personal

property.

Take

your

time

and

build

the

MASTER

CADDY

according

to

these

instructions

and

you

will

end

up

with

a

straight,

nice

looking

field

box

that

you

will

be

proud

to

take

to

the

flying

field.

You

must

exercise

extreme

caution

when

in-

stalling

or

storing

any

electronic

items

on

or

in

your

MASTER

CADDY.

@

When

mounting

a

power

panel

or

electric

fuel

pump

make

sure

the

leads

can

not

short

out,

which

could

cause

sparks

or

excessive

heat.

@

Do

not

allow

your

glow

plug

driver,

battery

or

any

electrical

device

to

be

stored

in

your

MASTER

CADDY

without

the

proper

insulation

in

place

to

prevent

short

cir-

cuits.

Model

airplane

fuel

is

highly

flammable

and

explosive!

Extreme

care

should

be

taken

at

all

times.

Do

not

allow

anyone

to

smoke,

bring

any

flame

near

or

allow

anything

that

could

set

off

a

spark

near

the

fuel

container.

If

fuel

leaks

out

of

its

container

and

onto

the

MASTER

CADDY,

clean

everything

thoroughly

being

very

careful

not

to

ignite

the

fuel.

Model

airplane

fuel

burns

very

quickly,

and

cleanly,

with

a

flame

that

is

almost

in-

visible.

Never

use

the

cradles

to

hold

the

model

while

the

engine

is

running.

The

cradles

were

designed

for

holding

the

plane

while

assembling

and

working

on

it.

PARTS

DRAWINGS

Use

this

drawing

to

identify

and

mark

each

part

BEFORE

beginning

construction

”

o

”

37/8"

sq.

X

1°

Basswood

Block

6

req

2

req.

Beveled

Strip

2

req

Uprights

Bottom

Die

Cut

Cradle

Gusset

4

req

2

req.

L

e]

eune|

Drawer

Back

bi

è

A

==

r—

10-11/16°-——

|

-

e

9-28

398°

———_}

y

Drawer

Bottom

fy»

Shelf

-——

10-5

16,

e|

APS

Shelf

7-9/16"—

i

APS

Upright

B

APS

Front

APS

Side

B

|

_

[APS

Upright

A

-par

|

APS

Bottom

[8-1/2

Rae

i

TOOLS

NEEDED

FOR

ASSEMBLY

@

‘“Thick’’

C/A

Glue

or

5

-

15

Minute

Epoxy

@

‘‘Thin’’

C/A

Glue

@

C/A

Accelerator

Spray

@

Sanding

block

@

Several

Grades

of

Sandpaper

(80,

120,

220)

@

Drill

and

Bits

(

5/64",

1/8",

1/2")

@

Pen

or

Pencil

@

Screwdriver

@

Modeling

Knife

@

Masking

Tape

@

Scissors

FINISHING

MATERIALS

@

Small

Can

of

Wood

Filler

@

Small

Can

of

Wood

Sealer

(Polyester

Resin,

Coating

Epoxy,

Clear

Polyurethane

etc.)

@

Paint

(Epoxy

or

Polyurethane)

or

Wood

Stain

Thinner

for

the

Paint

or

Stain

400

Grit

sandpaper

Brushes

and

Mixing

Cups

if

Needed

CONSTRUCTION

MAIN

CADDY

Note:

if

you

are

going

to

use

a

natural

wood

stain

on

your

MASTER

CADDY,

be

very

careful

when

applying

glue

during

construction.

The

stain

will

not

penetrate

the

wood

where

glue

has

been

applied

or

spilled

and

it

will

leave

a

discolored

spot.

CO

1.

Sand

the

edges

ofthe

pieces

shownin

the

follow-

ing

sketch

to

a

rounded

shape

similar

to

the

cross

section

shown

at

the

right.

T

The

sketch

in

the

next

column

has

|

arrows

pointing

to

the

edges

to

sand.

These

edges

will

be

exposed

on

the

completed

field

box

and

should

be

sanded

to

prevent

splinters

and

to

look

nice.

Uprights

2

req.

noD.

[snert

Dicer

3|

Divider

B

Ki

ye

on

Shelf

Divider

A

=

=

h

=

APS

Side

B

C

2.

Trial

fit

side

A

in

place

on

the

bottom.

Line

up

the

edge

of

side

A

with

the

comer

of

the

bottom

as

shown

in

the

photo.

Use

one

of

the

uprights

to

hold

it

perpen-

dicular.

When

familiar

with

the

positioning

of

the

side,

remove

it

and

apply

a

generous

bead

of

glue

along

the

bottom

groove

in

side

A.

Replace

the

side

and

allow

the

glue

to

cure.

If

you

are

using

C/A,

a

spray

of

C/A

Accelerator

will

speed

up

the

process.

O

3.

Apply

a

bead

of

glue

along

the

joint

to

help

strengthen

the

assembly.

Do

not

get

any

glue

on

the

upright

yet.

O

4.

Use

one

of

the

larger

pieces

such

as

the

APS

front

to

position

the

upright

perpendicular

to

side

A.

Draw

a

line

on

the

bottom

along

the

edge

of

the

upright.

o

5.

Remove

the

positioning

piece

and

draw

a

line

along

the

other

bottom

edge

of

the

upright.

ett

Nin

C

6.

Apply

a

generous

bead

of

glue

in

the

groove

and

between

the

two

lines

you

just

drew.

Position

the

upright

in

place

and

allow

the

glue

to

cure.

This

upright

will

be

referred

to

as

the

"first

upright".

es

Sa

ae

O

7.

Apply

a

bead

of

glue

along

both

s

upright

for

extra

strength.

ides

of

the

CO

8.

Trial

fit

side

B

in

place.

Apply

a

generous

bead

of

glue

along

both

grooves

in

side

B

and

glue

it

in

place.

LJ

9.

Use

side

C

to

help

position

the

remaining

up-

right.

Notice

that

side

C

will

only

fit

correctly

one

way,

with

the

larger

groove

toward

the

unglued

upright.

Draw

a

line

on

the

bottom

along

both

the

inside

and

outside

bottom

edges

of

the

upright.

CO

10.

Remove

the

upright

and

apply

a

generous

bead

of

glue

down

the

groove

in

side

A

and

between

the

lines

you

just

drew

on

the

bottom.

Replace

the

upright

and

again

use

side

C

to

hold

the

upright

in

position

while

the

glue

cures.

This

upright

will

be

referred

to

as

the

“second

upright".

ae

Tet

>

CO

11.

After

the

glue

has

cured,

remove

side

C

and

apply

a

bead

of

glue

along

the

glue

joints

of

the

upright.

Aan

C

j

C

12.

Apply

a

bead

of

glue

to

the

two

grooves

in

side

C

and

glue

it

in

place.

It

should

line

up

with

the

top

of

side

B

and

be

parallel

with

the

top

edge

of

side

A.

Sand

the

edges

of

side

A

and

side

C

flush

with

the

second

upright.

+4

Fi

C

13.

Trial

fit

the

shelf

in

place

between

the

uprights.

Sand

the

edges

if

necessary

for

a

good

fit.

C

14.

The

shelf

should

line

up

with

the

bottom

of

side

C

and

be

parallel

with

the

bottom

of

the

MASTER

CADDY.

An

easy

way

of

doing

this

is

to

use

the

APS

bottom.

Slide

it

into

the

drawer

opening

and

up

square

against

one

of

the

uprights

to

hold

the

shelf

while

you

tack

glue

that

end

in

place.

Be

careful

not

to

glue

in

the

APS

bottom.

Slide

the

APS

bottom

to

the

other

end

of

the

drawer

opening

and

tack

glue

that

end

in

place.

CO

15.

Remove

the

APS

bottom

and

apply

a

bead

of

glue

around

the

shelf

to

securely

glue

it

in

place.

E

;

C

16.

The

compartment

which

will

hold

your

trans-

mitter

should

be

laid

out

now.

Itis

best

to

put

it

on

the

same

side

of

the

MASTER

CADDY

as

the

drawers

so

you

won't

hit

the

transmitter

sticks

on

your

leg

when

you

carry

it.

Use

shelf

divider

A

as

a

spacer

and

draw

a

line

down

the

long

edge

of

the

divider.

Remove

the

divider

and

test

fit

your

transmitter

in

place

to

make

sure

it

fits.

This

method

makes

a

compartment

approximately

2-5/8"

wide

which

will

hold

most

transmitters.

You

can

put

this

divider

any

distance

you

wish

from

the

side.

O

17.

Use

the

divider

again

to

mark

a

vertical

line

on

one

of

the

uprights

(it

does

not

matter

which

one).

It

just

depends

on

where

you

would

like

the

compartment

to

be,

We

marked

the

upright

closest

to

the

fuel

compartment,

C

18.

Glue

shelf

divider

A

in

place

and

then

glue

shelf

divider

B

in

place

against

the

end

of

divider

A,

With

the

compartments

laid

out

as

shown,

you

will

have

a

com-

partment

for

your

transmitter,

a

compartment

for

glues

and

small

tools,

and

the

remaining

compartmentis

large

enough

for

your

voltmeter,

field

charger

and

all

kinds

of

larger

support

items

that

most

field

boxes

would

have

to

leave

behind.

C

19.

Slide

the

wooden

dowel

handle

through

the

hole

in

one

upright

and

into

the

hole

in

the

other

upright.

If

the

fit

is

too

tight

to

slide

the

dowel

through,

sand

the

hole

to

enlarge

it

slightly.

Glue

the

dowel

in

place

and

sand

off

any

excess

dowel

flush

with

the

uprights.

j|

C

20.

Tape

APS

upright

B

onto

the

second

upright

so

that

itis

centered

between

side

A

and

side

C

and

resting

on

the

bottom.

Tape

or

hold

a

ruler

along

the

side

of

the

slot

in

the

APS

upright.

the

top

edge

of

both

holes

in

the

APS

upright.

This

is

where

the

screws

will

go

to

hold

the

APS

in

place.

4

aD

sth

(

22.

Drill

a

1/8"

diameter

hole

where

you

made

your

marks.

You

can

leave

the

APS

uprightin

place

while

you

drill

the

holes,

to

help

keep

them

centered.

Screw

the

#8

x

5/8"

screws

into

the

holes

but

leave

them

extended

enough

so

you

can

remove

the

APS

upright

by

raising

it

up

so

the

screw

heads

pass

through

the

holes.

APS

CONSTRUCTION

APS

Upright

B

<

"ii

Bottom

C

1.

Glue

the

APS

upright

B

to

the

APS

bottom.

The

upright

should

be

lined

up

with

the

back

edge

of

the

APS

bottom,

and

you

should

use

one

of

the

APS

sides

to

keep

the

upright

perpendicular.

O

2.

Use

the

APS

shelf

and

the

1/2"

Dowel

APS

Handle

to

position

APS

upright

A

and

tack

glue

the

upright

in

place.

It

should

be

lined

up

with

the

edges

of

the

APS

bottom.

O

3.

Remove

the

APS

shelf

and

apply

a

generous

bead

of

glue

along

both

sides

of

the

joint

to

securely

glue

upright

A

in

place.

CL)

4.

Make

a

mark

on

the

inside

of

each

upright

6"

from

the

bottom.

Temporarily

position

the

shelf

in

place

at

these

marks

and

then

check

to

make

sure

your

battery

will

fit

in

this

space.

You

can

adjust

the

height

as

necessary

but

do

not

put

the

shelf

above

the

bottom

of

the

top

hole

in

upright

B

without

making

a

clearance

slot

in

the

shelf

for

the

screw

to

pass.

When

satisfied

with

the

position

of

the

shelf,

securely

glue

it

in

place.

Glue

the

dowel

handle

in

place.

(J

5.

Glue

one

piece

of

the

tapered

basswood

strip

to

the

edge

of

the

APS

bottom

as

shown

in

the

photo.

The

slanted

edge

of

the

strip

goes

toward

the

front

edge

of

the

bottom.

The

tapered

strip

should

be

centered

between

the

side

edges

and

lined

up

along

top

edge

of

the

APS

front.

It

does

not

matter

which

end

of

the

APS

front

is

the

top

since

the

cutout

is

centered,

but

you

should

use

the

best

looking

side

for

the

face.

O

7.

Onanice

flat

work

surface,

install

the

APS

in

place

on

the

caddy

and

make

sure

it

is

seated

properly.

Glue

the

APS

front

to

the

tapered

strip

and

the

upright

so

the

bottom

edge

of

the

APS

front

is

resting

on

the

work

surface.

CO

8.

Whenthe

APS

is

removed

it

should

look

like

the

photo

above.

C

6.

Glue

the

slanted

face

of

the

remaining

tapered

basswood

strip

to

the

top

back

edge

of

the

APS

front.

CO

9.

Glue

the

six

3/8"

x

3/8’’

x

1"

basswood

blocks

in

place

as

shown

in

the

photo.

IMPORTANT

-

The

five

blocks

that

are

glued

to

the

uprights

should

be

lined

up

with

edge

of

the

uprights,

but

the

block

that

is

glued

to

the

front

should

be

spaced

in

far

enough

to

allow

for

the

thickness

of

the

APS

side

(approx.

1/8").

O

10.

Glue

the

APS

side

B

in

place.

The

top

edge

should

line

up

with

the

top

of

the

front

and

the

side

should

be

pressed

up

tight

against

the

front.

Do

not

worry

about

lining

up

the

other

edges.

You

will

sand

those

later

to

fit

the

caddy.

(J

11.

Mark

the

locations

of

the

basswood

blocks

on

APS

side

A

by

using

arulerand

measuring

from

different

sides

to

figure

out

where

the

blocks

are.

Hold

or

tape

APS

side

A

in

position

and

drill

eight

5/64"

holes

through

the

side

and

into

the

basswood

blocks.

Remove

the

APS

side

and

enlarge

the

holes

you

just

drilled

in

the

APS

side

to

1/8"

diameter.

Attach

the

side

with

eight

#4

x

3/8"

sheet

metal

screws.

g

O

12.

Trial

fit

the

APS

onto

the

MASTER

CADDY.

You

may

have

to

sand

the

back

edges

of

the

APS

Sides

so

they

will

match

the

sides

of

the

caddy.

You

should

tighten

or

loosen

the

two

retaining

screws

until

the

APS

slides

on

and

off

easily

but

is

still

held

firmly

in

place.

10

The

APS

should

actually

rest

on

the

bottom

of

the

caddy

(all

the

screws

do

is

hold

the

APS

against

the

caddy

upright).

You

may

also

have

to

sand

the

bottom

edges

of

the

APS

to

make

them

match

up

with

the

bottom

edges

of

the

caddy

sides.

CO

13.

When

satisfied

with

the

fit

of

the

APS,

put

a

couple

drops

of

thin

C/A

around

each

retaining

screw.

This

will

help

toughen

up

the

wood

in

this

area

and

keep

the

screws

from

working

loose.

DRAWER

ASSEMBLY

C

1.

Glue

one

of

the

drawer

backs

to

the

long

edge

of

one

of

the

drawer

bottoms.

Use

one

of

the

drawer

sides

to

keep

the

drawer

back

perpendicular

to

the

drawer

bottom.