1. Assembly
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The center of gravity is measured at the root rib, 60-70mm behind the nasal strip
and is predetermined with the motor-snout.
First, holes for the outputs of the receiver antenna/antennas must be installed.
The receiver is inserted into the wingunit. And should be mounted as far back as
possible to have enough space for the motor-snout plugs and cables.
The semi-automatic rudder connections facilitate the connection of elevator and
rudder. When the fuselage is set, the rods are pushed onto the glass fibre rods. The
grub screw locks (Left image) when you turn it on or opens ( right image) when
turnig out. The technique requires some practice.
The Assembly before flying is carried out in the following way:
1.
Put on the elevator wings.
2.
Check that the grub screws of the rudder connections are open. Fix the rods
and push them with the fuselage.
3.
By moving the elevator and rudder Manually push the linkage to the stop
and use the grub screw to lock.
4.
Fix the fuselage screw (do not tighten) check the correct position of the tail
section by looking over the main wing section, then tighten the screw.
5.
Connect the nose, attach it and screw it tightly.