3D AEROWORKS TRACER 2000, Руководство по сборке и инструкция пользователя

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10 Assembling the wings
- Run an 8mm drill bit in reverse through the spar tubes of wing sections 1,2,3 and 4 to
free up any small over-extrusions during printing.
- Cut 10mm sections of food skewer to align the wing sections during gluing. (you might
need to reverse a 3mm drill bit into the hole if the skewer does not fit easily)
- Cut two 50mm lengths of 6mm carbon rod, glue one in each of the wing spars with
25mm protruding from the end. Round the exposed end so the next tube slides easily
over it.
- Cut the remaining 400mm of 6mm carbon rod in half and test fit it to the other end of
the same carbon tubes.
- Glue sections 5, 6 and 7 together and test fit the carbon tube assembly to make sure
the 6mm carbon rod reaches the end of the tube in the wing. Mark where the rod
enters the 8mm tube.
- Glue the 6mm rod into the 8mm tube with the marking recessed into the tube by
1-2mm. Round the exposed end so the next tube slides easily over it.
- Glue the remaining wing sections 1,2,3, and 4 to the outer section of the wing.
- Insert the carbon tube assembly into the wing and make sure the tube assembly
reaches the end of the slot in section 6.
- Join the wings using the third (middle spar) 8mm tube in the wings and measure the
required length to be cut from the third tube.
- Cut the third tube to length and test fit by joining the wings. If the previous steps were
performed correctly, the length of the third tube should be about 285mm
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Run a 1mm drill bit through the aileron control horn then glue the aileron in place.
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Install the aileron servo to the aileron cover and screw the aileron cover to the wing using
short m2 screws (less than 6mm).
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Test fit the nylon wing bolts and cut them to length (roughly 30mm).
NOTE - When installing the wing bolts, do not over tighten them. They only need to be firm.