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# 1 Phillips Head Screwdriver
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Adjustable Wrench
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Wire Cutters
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Modeling Knife
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Scissors
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Electric or Hand Drill
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(1) Hook and Loop Material
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(1) Decal Set
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5/64” (2mm) Drill Bit
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Soldering Iron
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Solder
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Heat-Shrink Tubing
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Heat Gun (for Heat-Shrink Tubing)
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Mount your ESC to the side of the fuselage, using a piece of double-sided
foam tape (not included).
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If your ESC features an on/off switch, mount it to the fuselage side.
IMPORTANT
The mounting locations of the ESC, receiver and battery may differ from that shown. You may need to mount your
ESC, receiver and battery in slightly different locations, depending on how your model balances.
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Plug the servo and ESC leads into their proper slots in your receiver, then
mount your receiver to the fuselage floor, using a piece of double-sided foam
tape (not included).
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Plug a Y-Harness into the aileron slot in your receiver, so that you can
connect the aileron servo leads when you install the wing. If you are
planning on plugging the ailerons separately into your receiver, plug aileron
servo extension leads into the receiver.
IMPORTANT
If you don't want to solder the motor wires directly to the ESC motor wires, make sure to use high-quality
connectors between the motor and the ESC to prevent current loss.
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Slide one wheel onto each axle and secure the wheels into place, using
one wheel collar and one M3 x 5mm machine screw.
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Tighten the machine screws firmly, then double-check that both wheels
spin freely.
fiNAL AssEMBLY
YOu'LL NEED THE fOLLOWiNG PArTs frOM THE KiT:
YOu'LL NEED THE fOLLOWiNG TOOLs AND suPPLiEs:
sTEP 1: iNsTALLiNG THE ELECTrONiC sPEED CONTrOL
STEP 2: inSTAlling ThE REcEivER
