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Installing Ailerons

1.

Collect the following parts:

(2) Wings

(4) Ailerons ( Left & Right)

(12) Mini CA hinges

2.

Locate the pre-cut aileron hinge slots in both

sides of the wing. Using a hobby knife (#11

blade), slide the blade into each slot to make

sure it is cleanly cut.

Repeat this process with the ailerons, making

sure all hinge slots are clean.

3.

Insert the mini CA hinges half way into the

wing and the ailerons. (Use a pin inserted into

the middle of the hinge to help keep the hinge

in the middle.) 

Make sure that the aileron is tight against the

wing and even with the wing tip.

Using thin CA glue, place one drop on all

hinges top and bottom.

Repeat for the other three ailerons.

Aileron Control Horns

1.

Gather the following items:

(6) Small Control Horns

(2) Wing

(2) EZ Connectors With Hardware

(2) Swivel Keeper

2.

Cut the back plate off the side of the control

horn.

3.

Locate the pre-drilled control hole holes in the

aileron. The control horn on the bottom side

faces toward the leading edge of the aileron.

The other control horn goes on the top side of

the aileron and faces the trailing edge.

Place glue on the control horn pins and insert

them in the holes.

Place the plate on the pins on the opposite

side and glue in place.

bottom side of bottom wing aileron

leading edge

4.

Install the two control horns on the top wing

ailerons on the bottom side facing the rear.

Installing Aileron Servos

1.

Gather the following items:

(2)12" Extension wires

(1) Bottom Wing

(2) Servos

(1) Electrical tape

(2) Servo spacers

Summary of Contents for S.E.5A

Page 1: ...ty Lanier R C is proud of the care and attention that goes into the manufacture of parts for its model kits The company warrants that for a period of 90 days it will replace at the buyers request any parts or material shown to the company s satisfaction to have been defective in workmanship or material at the time of purchase No other warranty of any kind expressed or implied is made with respect ...

Page 2: ...or gluing plywood and hardwood parts Thin CA s do not adequately bond these areas CAUTION Some people may experience an allergic reaction when exposed to fumes from CA glue or epoxy As with paints thinners and solvents it is always important to use glues only where there is adequate ventilation to carry fumes away A fan is recommended Also special care must be taken when using CA as it will bond s...

Page 3: ...Firewall etc with an epoxy or wood glue to confirm all areas are well glued Warnings about Lithium Polymer batteries NEVER charge Lithium Polymer batteries with a charger designed for NiCd NiMH or any other type of battery chemistry Use ONLY the chargers listed under REQUIRES or equivalent substitutes Do not allow Li Po cells to overheat at any time Cells which reach greater than 140 Fahrenheit 60...

Page 4: ...r the other three ailerons Aileron Control Horns 1 Gather the following items 6 Small Control Horns 2 Wing 2 EZ Connectors With Hardware 2 Swivel Keeper 2 Cut the back plate off the side of the control horn 3 Locate the pre drilled control hole holes in the aileron The control horn on the bottom side faces toward the leading edge of the aileron The other control horn goes on the top side of the ai...

Page 5: ...ure that any connections located inside the wing will not come loose either when the wires are pulled or during flying always tape them securely together with electrical tape 3 Lay the spacer over the cutout for the aileron servo and mark around the outside edge Carefully remove the covering inside your marks and glue the spacer plate in place 4 Use the string to pull the aileron wires through the...

Page 6: ...he wing mounting bolts when the bottom wing is installed 1 COLLECT THE FOLLOWING PARTS 1 Fuselage 1 Main Landing gear 4 2 x 3 8 screws 2 Main Wheels 2 nylon wheel retainers 2 landing gear straps 4 Fit the main wheel on the axle and hold in place with the press on nylon keeper Repeat for the other wheel 2 Use two of the screws and mount the landing gear straps to the fuse in the rear holes ...

Page 7: ... fuselage 2 Put a piece of masking tape along the trailing edge of the stab and measure and make a mark in the center of the stab 3 Make another mark on each side of the center line 1 4 over These two marks will line the stab up in the center of the fuselage at the rear A A 6 Measure out the wing on each side an equal distance and make a mark Measure from the tip of the stab to the mark on the win...

Page 8: ...ine you marked and remove Don t cut into the wood as this will weaken the structure Remove covering both top and bottom Elevator Installation 1 Collect the following parts 1 Fuselage With Stabilizer 2 Elevators 6 Mini CA Hinges 2 Plastic elevator joiners 3 8 x 1 1 nylon control horn 2 Locate the pre drilled control hole holes in the right side elevator Place glue on the control horn pins and inser...

Page 9: ...o elevator halves in the center using the 3 8 x 1 strips of plastic Glue one on the top of the elevators where they meet in the center and one on the bottom side Fin Rudder Installation 1 Collect the following parts 1 Fuselage With Stabilizer 2 Fin Rudder 2 Mini CA Hinges 1 Nylon Control Horn 1 Tail skid 2 Fit the fin into the notch on the top of the fuse lage and mark around the top edge of the f...

Page 10: ...e back plate onto the control horn pins sticking out the other side of the rudder Place a drop of glue on the pins to hold the back plate in place 5 Fit the hinges into placed on the fin and make sure the rudder is tight against the fin Deflect the rudder to one side about 1 1 2 and glue hinges with thin CA Deflect the rudder in the other direction and glue the hinges on the opposite side 6 Glue t...

Page 11: ...e servo arms the same way you did the aileron servos Insert the pushrod wires through the EZ con nectors and mount the two servo arms to the top of the servos Cut off the excess pushrod wire 3 Plug the elevator and rudder servos into your receiver Attach the Y harness to the receiver in the aileron channel Plug in the speed control Cut foam and wrap around the receiver 4 Put the receiver wrapped i...

Page 12: ...o the fuselage side as shown above Use the pre drilled holes in the fuselage side to locate them N Struts Cabane Struts 3 Bolt the bottom wing in place with the landing gear struts under the wing bolts 4 Set the top wing in place on the cabane struts and install the four screws 5 Install the N struts and secure with four screws ...

Page 13: ... Fit it into the outer hole on the top aileron con trol horn and retain with the swivel keeper 7 Fit the bottom end of the pushrod into the e z connector on the bottom wing aileron Center both ailerons and tighten the set screw 2 We used the Ultra fly A30 29 brushless motor which comes with the gear box and prop adapter It mounts on a 3 8 square stick which is supplied with the plane The firewall ...

Page 14: ...ll the wires through the firewall Plug the wires into the motor and slide the motor on the stick and retain with a screw Mounting Cowl 1 Collect the following parts 1 Fuselage 1 Cowl and dummy engine with exhaust 4 2 x 3 8 screws 2 Locate the four plastic nuts on the inside of the fuselage on both side Take a straight pin and bend a 90 degree angle on one end and use it to punch the holes through ...

Page 15: ...o the cowl Screw the cowl in place with four 2 x 3 8 screws 4 Using a canopy glue glue the dummy engines in place just behind cowl and just above the mounting screws for the cowl and cabane struts The exhaust pipe does not get glued down past the cabane strut Cockpit 1 Install the cockpit combing around the cockpit and glue in place 2 Glue the headrest to the top of the turtledeck and use masking ...

Page 16: ...ll want to adjust these throws to suit your flying abilities The throws given are starting throws Balancing Balance the S E 5a at 1 back from the leading edge of the bottom wing 3 The hatch is held in place by the washer and screw in front The washer can be rotated to remove the hatch without removing the screw The covering can be removed in the open areas of the hatch to allow for cooling if nec ...

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