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1. Connect the aileron servo to the receiver. Use your
ESC or a receiver pack to power the receiver. Turn on your
transmitter and center the aileron servo. Do not skip this
step, as the aileron servo must be installed into the fuselage
with the servo horn attached to it.
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2. Cut two arms from a four-arm servo horn as shown.
Enlarge the outer holes in the remaining servo arms with a
3/64" [1.2mm] drill bit.
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3. Install the servo horn perpendicular to the servo case.
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4. Cut a slot in the fuse on the right side large enough to
accommodate the servo connector in the location shown in
the picture. The exact placement will depend on the servo
manufacturer and where the servo lead wire exits out of the
aileron servo being used.
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5. Feed the aileron servo lead through the slot you cut
into the fuse.
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6. Fit the aileron servo into the aileron servo bay with the
servo spline towards the aft end of the plane.
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7. With the servo centered in the aileron servo bay, apply
a couple of drops of thick foam safe CA glue to each servo
case tab, securing the servo to the fuse. Add a couple of
drops of CA glue near the base of the servo case as well.
It does not require much CA glue to secure the servo to the
fuse. Excess glue will simply make it difficult to remove the
servo in the future.
Install the Aileron Servo
ASSEMBLE THE AIRPLANE
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