2.
Use radio packing foam (available at your local hobby
dealer) when you install the receiver and battery.
With a sharp hobby knife, cut a solid layer of foam the
size of the compartment that is in front of the servo
tray. Cut out another layer of foam that is identical in
size, however, cut an opening in the center of this
foam so it will accept the receiver battery pack. Place
another solid layer of foam on top of this layer. Cut
another layer of foam to accept the receiver. The final
layer of foam should be solid.
3.
Place the layers of foam with the battery and receiver
in their respective locations in the front compartment
of the fuselage as shown. Route the antenna back
through the fuselage using an antenna tube (not
included) or route it outside the fuselage back to the
vertical stabilizer.
4.
The switch should be mounted on the left side of the
fuselage, away from the exhaust.
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Hint: Remove the switch plate to use as a template.
5.
Drill the two mounting holes as marked using a
1
/
1
6
"
drill bit. Using your hobby knife, carefully cut out for
the receiver switch between the screw holes.
6.
Reposition the switch plate as shown and place the
switch on the inside of the fuselage. Using the two
screws supplied with the switch, attach the switch to
the fuselage.
INSTALLING THE RADIO SYSTEM
continued
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