Sawn
Craft
Micro
B
‐
58
Manual
3)
Dry
fit
the
motor
onto
the
top
of
the
main
wing
by
inserting
the
motor
mounting
pins
into
the
pre
‐
cut
alignment
holes/dots
in
the
wing
with
the
prop
located
inside
the
open
slot.
Route
the
motor
wires
around
the
slot
and
to
the
brick
and
cut
the
micro
wire
to
the
proper
length.
Solder
the
motor
plug
onto
the
micro
wire
and
cover
with
heat
shrink
tube.
Use
small
pieces
of
clear
packing
tape
or
glue
to
secure
the
motor
wires
around
the
slot.
Plug
the
completed,
longer
motor
wire
into
the
brick.
4)
Use
glue
to
secure
the
motor
to
the
airframe.
Let
glue
cure
fully
before
proceeding.
Secure
all
loose
wires
with
tape
or
glue
around
the
prop
slot
to
ensure
it
is
not
damaged
by
the
prop.
Alignment
Holes
5)
Attach
a
piece
of
hook
and
loop
material
to
the
side
of
the
fuse,
under
the
canopy
for
battery
mounting
and
adjustment.
6)
Secure
the
push
rod
z
‐
bends
to
the
remaining
carbon
rods
by
using
glue
and
heat
shrink
tube.
If
you
choose
to
use
elevons
you
will
need
to
cut
the
5"
carbon
rod
down
to
3"
to
match
the
other.
Adjust
the
control
rod
length
and
then
shrink
the
heat
shrink
tube
to
“lock”
the
z
‐
bend
wire
in
place
to
ensure
that
the
elevator
and
rudder
are
straight
with
the
main
wing
and
vertical
stabilizer.
Once
the
rod
length
is
set,
install
the
control
rods
to
the
brick
and
control
horns
then
attach
the
unglued
control
horn
to
the
z
‐
bend
and
then
glue
the
assembly
in
place.
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