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# 1 Phillips Head Screwdriver
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Needle Nose Pliers
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Paper Towels
SECTION 1: MOTOR BREAK-IN (OPTIONAL)
YOU'LL NEED THE FOLLOWING SUPPLIES:
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Trinity Break-In Drops
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Emerald Motor Spray
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Rubber Bands
Step 1: Removing the Motor Assembly
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Using a # 1 phillips screwdriver, remove the two screws
holding the motor assembly in place.
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Carefully pull the motor assembly from the fuselage.
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Set the motor assembly, flight battery, charger, radio system and ESC onto your workbench.
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Charge the flight battery using your peak charger, following the instructions that were provided with the charger.
Also, make sure that the batteries in your transmitter are fully charged.
Step 2: Breaking In the Motor
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Set the motor assembly between the handles of a pair of
needle nose pliers and secure the motor to the handles using
three rubber bands. This will keep the motor secure enough
for the break-in procedure.
A NOTE TO THE MODELER:
Motor break-in is not absolutely necessary, but taking some time to break in the motor will result in increased motor
performance and longevity. Motor break-in also gives you a chance to test your radio system, ESC and flight battery
before installing them into the airplane.