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17. Trial fit the Horizontal Tail onto the vertical fin, 
note that flat surface should be facing up and the 
other side with the air foil is facing down.  It might be 
necessary to file/sand the contact area on the vertical 
fin so that they make perfect contact.  Apply epoxy at 
the contact area and make sure it is perpendicular 
after securing it with two 3x18mm Wood Screws and 
two M3 Washers.  Secure two vertical Tip Fins onto 
horizontal  tail   with  four  2x8mm  Wood  Screws  and
M2 washer.

18. You will have to install the remote glow plug 
adaptor (TTR3803) for easy glow ignition.  Also install 
a diverter and drill an exit hole at the bottom of the 
fuselage or you may extend the diverter to fuselage 
exhaust vent to obtain a more scale-like look.

19.  Install the wire strike on the front windshield. The
big one is at the bottom and small one is on the top. 
Use 2x5mm wood screws to secure the strike in place.

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21.  Secure the exhaust vent in the place with four 2x5mm
wood screws as shown.

22.  Drill  1/16" (1.5mm) hole then apply epoxy or thick
CA next thread the tail skid at the bottom of vertical fin.

15. Secure  the  fuselage  with 3x10mm  washer  self-
tapping screw as shown.

16. Secure the Vertical Fin in place with two 3x40mm 
Socket Screws, two M3 Washers and two M3 Locknuts. 

Trail fit the windows and you may need to trim the 
fuselage to get a better fit.  Next make drill marks and 
drill 1/16"(1.5mm) holes then secure the front side 
window with eight 2x5mm wood screws.  After you 
done the installation of the window then peel away the 
protecting film.
You may skip the installation of rear side windows as it 
is easier for you in case of tuning engine or 
adjustment and it also gets better cooling.

20. Install the front windshield with twenty 2x5mm
screws and M2 nuts. Carefully make drill marks and
drill 5/64" (2mm) holes then secure the front windshield
in place. Apply thin instant CA  adhesive for each screw 
and nut.

Test Flight

1. When  hovering  your   MD,  try to  keep rotor speed
    at  approximately  1600~1700  RPM.

 2.Check   the  helicopter  and fuselage to  see  if any
    screw loosened after each flight.

3. It  is  might  be  easy  to get nose up in speed  flight,
  please trim the elevator down when switching on 
    the idle.

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