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INSTALLING THE WING DOWELS

7)

Using a 1/8" drill bit, drill four holes through

the fuselage sides using the die-cut holes in the sides of
the fuselage reinforcement board for reference.  See
photo # 6 below.

Photo # 6

To prevent tearing up the foam, don't drill the hole

using an electric drill.  It is better to use your fingers to
slowly twist the drill bit.

8)

Test fit the two dowels into the fuselage.  The

3mm x 70mm dowel is installed through the forward holes
and the 3mm x 60mm dowel is installed through the rear
holes.  Adjust both dowels so that they are centered in the
fuselage.  See photo # 7 below.

Photo # 7

9)

Remove both dowels and mix a small quantity

of Kwik Bond 5 Minute Epoxy.  Apply a thin layer of
epoxy inside each of the four holes.

10) Slide the dowels back into place and realign

them.  Remove any excess epoxy using a paper towel
and rubbing alcohol, and set the fuselage aside until the
epoxy sets up.

TAIL SURFACES

Kwik Bond 5 Minute Epoxy

Excel Modeling Knife

Ruler

Builder's Triangle

220 Grit Sandpaper w/Sanding Block

Pencil

Scissors

Rubbing Alcohol

Paper Towels

NHP Epoxy Mixing Sticks

NHP Epoxy Mixing Cups

ITEMS REQUIRED

{1} Foam Horizontal Stabilizer w/Elevator

{1} Foam Vertical Stabilizer w/Rudder

{2} Nylon Control Horns w/Backplates

{1} Decal Sheet

TOOLS AND SUPPLIES REQUIRED

HINGING THE ELEVATOR

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1)

Using a ruler and a modeling knife, carefully cut

out the clear elevator hinge from the decal sheet.

2)

Hinge the elevator to the horizontal stabilizer

using the clear decal.  Apply the hinge to the top of the
parts and make sure there is a 1/16" gap between the two
parts.  See photo # 8 below.

Photo # 8

Use the guide marks on the ends of the hinge decal to

help you set the proper hinge gap.

3)

Using 220 grit sandpaper with a sanding block,

lightly sand the edges of the stabilizer and the elevator
smooth and even.

4)

Using the tip of your modeling knife, remove the

two die-cut foam pieces.  See photo # 9 below.

Photo # 9

Summary of Contents for Mini-Max EP

Page 1: ...ear box is excellent The airplane can fly very slowly yet has enough power for loops and other simple aerobatics Because of its broad flight envelope the Mini Max EP is a perfect choice for both the e...

Page 2: ...ct the user accepts all resulting liability Safety Warning 2 Our Recommendations 3 Mini Max EP Setup Information 4 Additional Items Required 5 Tools and Supplies Required 5 Metric Conversion Chart 5 K...

Page 3: ...mportant point or an assembly hint If you should find a part missing or damaged or have any questions about assembly please contact us at the address below Wattage Customer Care 18480 Bandilier Circle...

Page 4: ...tomatic Peak Charger to charge the flight battery A good choice would be to use the Promax Activator Digital Peak Charger P N 885560 It is vital to the Mini Max EP s flying performance that the flight...

Page 5: ...Micro receiver is compatible with Hitec and Futaba radio systems These items are also available with plugs that are compatible with other radio systems Please check with your dealer for those part num...

Page 6: ...2 5mm x 9mm Wood Screws 1 3mm x 10mm Self Tapping Screws CONTROL ASSEMBLIES 2 1 5mm x 400mm Threaded Pushrod Wires 2 Nylon Control Horns w Backplates 2 Nylon Clevises MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS LANDING GEAR...

Page 7: ...hoto 2 Rub the decal down completely to remove any air bubbles or wrinkles and to make sure that the decal is stuck firmly to the fuselage INSTALLING THE FUSELAGE REINFORCEMENT BOARD 3 Using the tip o...

Page 8: ...elage aside until the epoxy sets up TAIL SURFACES Kwik Bond 5 Minute Epoxy Excel Modeling Knife Ruler Builder s Triangle 220 Grit Sandpaper w Sanding Block Pencil Scissors Rubbing Alcohol Paper Towels...

Page 9: ...modeling knife carefully remove the piece of die cut foam from the rudder See photo 13 below 11 Using a pair of scissors carefully cut out the right and left rudder decals from the decal sheet Notice...

Page 10: ...6 PUSHROD INSTALLATION Excel Modeling Knife Needle Nose Pliers Wire Cutters Magnum Z Bend Pliers Electric or Hand Drill 1 16 Drill Bit Pencil ITEMS REQUIRED 2 1 5mm x 400mm Threaded Pushrod Wires 2 Ny...

Page 11: ...he elevator pushrod wire The Z Bend should be installed into the third hole out from the center of the servo horn as well See photo 21 below You will need to enlarge the third hole out in the servo ar...

Page 12: ...or plate and use a pencil to mark the locations of the three mounting holes onto the motor plate See photo 24 below Photo 24 7 Remove the gearbox assembly and set it aside Using a drill with a 1 16 dr...

Page 13: ...c wing mount smooth and straight 4 Using a pair of scissors carefully cut out the molded plastic wing brace along its top edge Also cut the brace along the two molded scribe lines in the top of the br...

Page 14: ...ed tape on the bottom of the plastic wing brace Before proceeding with the next step keep this in mind the front edge of the wing brace should be even with the leading edge of the wing It should not o...

Page 15: ...p against the pro peller and thread on the second 3mm hex nut Tighten the hex nut firmly using an adjustable wrench to hold the propeller in place See photo 38 below Photo 38 INSTALLING THE RECEIVER 4...

Page 16: ...11 Using a pair of scissors carefully cut out each of the two pilot figure decals along their outer edges Apply one decal to one side of the 37mm x 50mm sheet foam See photo 43 below Photo 43 12 Usin...

Page 17: ...table Moving the balance point forward will cause the airplane to be more stable but less responsive Do not fly the Mini Max EP beyond the recommended balance range or an uncontrollable crash could re...

Page 18: ...he airplane that moves right and left This causes the nose of the airplane to yaw right and left Servo The part of the radio system that produces the movement necessary to move the control surfaces Th...

Page 19: ...rong Size Missing Wrong Shape If you checked any of the boxes above did you contact our Customer Service Department to resolve the problem Yes No 7 Was any of the assembly difficult for you If yes ple...

Page 20: ...bby Distributors Attn Wattage Customer Care 18480 Bandilier Circle Fountain Valley CA 92728 8610 Post Office will not deliver without proper postage _____________________________ _____________________...

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