Bend back the eleva-
tor all the way back
and tape the bottom
side to finish off this
hinge.
Your completed
elevator should have
3/8 inch travel free-
dom both up and
down.
Turn over your fuse-
lage belly side up and
front pointing away
from you. Glue the
motor mount as
shown. This will give
you the proper right
thrust needed.
Cut various strips
from the scrap
Depron included in
the kit.
Using the scrap strips
fill in the gaps where
the motor mount has
been glued. Try to
make it a tight fit
wherever possible.
After filling the gaps
on both side use Thin
foam safe CA and
glue in the scraps.
This will help secure
the motor mount to
the fuse.
Glue the flat spar to
the front edge of the
elevator as shown.
Make sure it is flush
with the edge.
Glue the remaining
elevator half. Make
sure it is straight and
flush with the front
edge for the full span
of the elevator edge.
Re-apply the tape cut
off earlier over the
carbon fiber flat spar
as shown. Do both
sides.
Take this assembly
and place it on the
edge of the table on
its back, carbon fiber
and graphic side face
down. Sand a 45
degree bevel as
shown.
Use hinge tape or
Scotch tape on the
top first.
Attach the elevator
with the tape.