Blitzer Assembly Manual
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Photo 26
Photo 27
Photo 28
29) Sand a bevel to the wing skin at the
leading edge so that it makes the top
curve smoothly into it, as shown on the
plans “typical wing cross section” view,
and in Photo 26.
Do the same sort of thing on the trailing
edge between the ailerons and R1, and
R6 and R7. Note that the trailing edge
angle is much flatter than the leading
edge.
Cut ¼” out of R2 to allow the servo lead
to pass into the area between R1 & R2.
30) Set the wing on a flat table top with a ¾” block under the wing tip, and the square at the root. Use the
square to set R1 vertical as seen in Photo 27. Glue R1 in place at this angle.
31) The wings are built without washout, though a small amount (1/8” or less) is acceptable. The instructions
that follow are for building it with none.
With the trailing edge flat on the table, place the top wing skin aligned at the ailerons. Carefully tack the
trailing edge together, then follow by CA-ing it firmly. Next, lift the leading edge and put medium CA on
top of each rib up to about the peak of the camber, then fold the skin down on top of it and hold firmly.
