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At first decide if you will use High or Low rates servo arms, when you use a good quality
and strong servos (18+kg) we recommend High rates servo arms, in case you are using only
cheaper servos then rather go with Low rates servo arms (the smaller ones). Join printed
servoarms with included servo arms, use any hot wire for making holes as you need, then
screw in at least four self-tapping screws (shorten the other side screws):
Now assemble the pull-pull linkage as shown on the picture, start with tail side,
THREADED WIRE END (brass)+WIRE+CRIMP TUBE. Install the pull-pull rudder cables.
Assemble one end of the linkage by inserting the pull-pull cable into one of the aluminum
crimp tube, through the hole in the brass pull-pull fitting and back through the crimp tube.
Loop the cable backthrough the crimp tube a second time and crimp with side cutters
Inser clevis on elevator arm, proceed the same way for next side and rudder:
Proceed the way shown in videoguide (this pictures will help you):
It is a good Idea to use
Clevis secure Clips... :
