Tips for Success
Before starting, read through the entire set of instructions to familiarize yourself with the process.
Take a few minutes to go over all of the covering, especially the seams and decals, with a covering iron on
low to medium heat.
Inspect for any interior joints that may have loosened as a result of shipping & handling, and apply a cou-
ple drops of thin CA.
Pre-center your servos before installing using a servo tester, or by plugging them into your powered re-
ceiver.
ALL METAL BOLTS should get a drop of blue Locktite, even when using nylon lock-nuts.
Do your best to mechanically center all flying surfaces, so little to no sub-trim will be required in the radio
setup. Use a piece of tape to hold your surfaces level and thread the ball links in or out until it’s perfect.
Take the time to properly balance and trim your aircraft.
Use the suggested throws at the end of this manual as your starting point, and then fine tune to your fly-
ing preferences after your first few flights.
You may notice that some pictures in this manual may be of a different size Laser. In this case, the differ-
ences did not make a difference in explaining that part of the build.
If there’s ever a question, post on an RC forum or contact AJ Aircraft to verify before doing anything.
