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STEP 10

Use a small length of tape to hold each of the ailerons at their neutral position while you complete

the aileron linkages. Ensure that both aileron servos are centered.

STEP 11

The aileron push-rods is adjustable ball links system.

STEP 12

Enlarge the servo arm holes to 2mm for install the M2 screws.

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Summary of Contents for WOT4-E

Page 1: ...ease ensure that you read these instrutions in their entirety Items recommended to Complete The Wot 4 e ARTF is suitable for a wide variety of power systems We have found the following combination to...

Page 2: ...STEP 2 Carefully slide each aileron into position ensuring a gap free hinge line Make sure that each aileron lines up with the wing tips and tat they are free to move through their entire travel Cent...

Page 3: ...ering as shown STEP 4 Prepare your aileron servos by connecting a suitable 300mm extension lead to each It is a good idea to use a lead lock a turn of insulation tape or heatshrink tube over the joint...

Page 4: ...with a short length of tape to stop the lead pulling back into the wing STEP 6 Check that your choice of servo fits the servo apertures in the underside of the wing Adjust the size of the mounting ho...

Page 5: ...t arm Align the row of holes in the horn with the hinge line Mark and pilot drill two mounting holes in each aileron STEP 9 Screw the aileron horns in position The screws thread into the moulded horn...

Page 6: ...e ailerons at their neutral position while you complete the aileron linkages Ensure that both aileron servos are centered STEP 11 The aileron push rods is adjustable ball links system STEP 12 Enlarge...

Page 7: ...all the ball links to the servo arms with M2 screws and locking nuts STEP 14 Install the ball links to the aileron horns with M2 screws and locking nuts STEP 15 You can adjust the pushrod by rotate th...

Page 8: ...16 Epoxy the incidence locating dowel in position in one wing panel STEP 17 Using a sharp knife prepare the wings for joining by trimming off any excess film that has overlapped the root during manufa...

Page 9: ...ne half of the brace and the inside of the corresponding slot in the wing panel with rapid setting epoxy Ensure that adequate epoxy is used to fully cover all surfaces STEP 20 Insert the brace half wa...

Page 10: ...that squeezes out of the joint then use tape to hold the panels together as the adhesive cures Fuselage Motor Radio STEP 23 Locate the aluminium main undercarriage wheels and wheel mounting hardware...

Page 11: ...the undercarriage in the underside of the fuselage carefully trim away the covering with a sharp knife Install the main undercarriage using the two mounting screws supplied STEP 25 Locate the pre ben...

Page 12: ...ay the covering over the exit slots for the rudder and elevator pushrods closed loops STEP 27 Prepare the fuselage for fitting the fin by carefully trimming the covering away from the pre cut fin slot...

Page 13: ...ssembly in position with the three self tapping screws supplied STEP 30 Install your elevator and rudder servos in the pre fitted servo tray Note the orientation of the servo out puts pilot drill the...

Page 14: ...r line on the top of the tailplane STEP 33 Slide the tailplane into its pre cut slot in the rear of the fuselage ensure that it is square to the fuselage and centered in its slot using a long ruler or...

Page 15: ...y weaken the structure STEP 35 Using sufficient epoxy applied to the exposed wood glue the tailplane into its slot STEP 36 Check that the tailplane is correctly aligned and square to the fuselage Use...

Page 16: ...the top of the tailplane Mark the fin on both sides where it enters the fuselage using a soft water soluble pen STEP 38 Remove the fin and cut away the covering from just below the marked line to give...

Page 17: ...alignment and before the epoxy cures Check that the fin is pushed down fully into its slot in the top of the fuselage and ensure that it is perpendicular to the tailplane using a set square STEP 41 Re...

Page 18: ...a 1mm gap between the elevator and tip add a couple of drops of thin cyano to the top and bottom of each hinge Make sure that the glue does not run through the hinge line onto the bottom of the tail A...

Page 19: ...and stick the wire to the rudder hole STEP 46 Now slide the rudder in place making sure that both hinges are located in their slots in the fin and that the tailwheel wire fits neatly into tis recess...

Page 20: ...rns on the underside of the elevator Mark and pilot drill two mounting holes in elevator half Now screw the control horns to each elevator half The screws thread into the moulded horn plate on the top...

Page 21: ...STEP 49 Install the M2 ball link to the elevator pushrod STEP 50 Install the elevator pushrod to the elevator horn with M2 screw and locking nut...

Page 22: ...Now with the elevators level and the servo centered mark the point that the pushrod passes the servo the servo output arm Bend the pushrod up at 90 degree at this point STEP 53 Slip the bent pushrod...

Page 23: ...nd clevis onto the closed loop adaptor Now loop one piece of the closed loop wire through the adaptor and slip the brass tube supplied over the join STEP 55 Crimp carefully with pliers or side cutters...

Page 24: ...osed loop by connecting the wires to the servo horn Slip brass tubing over the wires ensure that both wires are tight without being stretched then crimp and add a drop of cyano to secure Adjust as nec...

Page 25: ...y approximately 6mm Pilot drill the cowl for the three retaining screws two in the underside and one on the centerline in the top STEP 60 Retain the cowl with three self tapping screws Note that the s...

Page 26: ...not to overtighten the screws STEP 62 Trim away the covering from the rearward opening in the underside of the fuselage to allow cooling air drawn in through the cowl to exit STEP 63 Connect your spee...

Page 27: ...ed to offer additional security and retain the battery through limitless 3D manoeuvres Control Throws For initial flights we recommend the following control throws each measured at the widest point of...

Page 28: ...ge your transmitter and receiver batteries if used before flying 2 Carefully check your model over to ensure that all screws are tight and everything is well bonded 3 Double check the WOT 4 E S Center...

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