PT-212
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Kit No. 1257
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Slide the Rudder Assembly up through the Rudder Tube already installed in the Hull (See Steps
xxx). As the Rudder Shaft is emerging, slide the Rudder Arm on so that the tiller arm is towards the
top. Tighten the Rudder Arm to the Rudder Shaft with the Socket Head Cap Screw. Make sure
that the Rudder Arm is perpendicular to the Rudder. Some minor adjustments will be made later.
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Rotate and slide the Rudder Pushrod into the Rudder Arm from the top, so that the “Z” bend is
placed into the Rudder Arm.
SERVO ASSEMBLY (See FIG. 21 - 24)
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Take the Servo Arm and remove all but one of the arms.
(See FIG. 21)
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Assemble the EZ-Connector and attach the EZ-Connector to the Servo Arm.
(See FIG. 22)
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Assemble the servo as shown.
(See FIG. 23)
NOTE: When you purchase your radio, it should come with at least two standard size servos. They
may or may not look just like the servo I had drawn. Don’t worry about it. They are all
basically the same. The important thing is that you know how to use the parts that come
with it.
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Reattach the Servo Arm back on to the top of the Servo.
(See FIG. 83)
BUILDING THE SERVO TRAY (See FIG. 24)
The Servo Tray is a simple device to anchor the Servo inside the hull. If you don’t plan to
use my simple device, you can always stick the Servo to the inside of the hull with Velcro. I did this
on the very first prototype, and found that the Servo wiggled around a lot. You may or may not like
the way the Servo moves around on the top of the Velcro. I thought that might be a problem, too.
However, since I have run the model with the Servo Tray, no problems have been
encountered.
Since I’d figure that most modelers would pop a blood vessel seeing a wiggly servo, I
came up with the Servo Tray as shown in the drawing. It works great.
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Cement the two T2’s to T1. Make sure that T2 is even with the outer edges of T1.
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Cement T3 to T1 and T2.
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Laminate and cement together two T4’s.
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Cement the T4’s to the top edge of T2, and up against T3.
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Temporarily place the Servo inside the Servo Tray.
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Mark the locations of the two holes on to the top of T4 with a pencil.
329
Remove the Servo from the Servo Tray.
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Drill a 3/32” dia. hole into T4 at the marks previously made.
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Secure the Servo to the Servo Tray with two No. 4 x 1/2” screws supplied with your radio.
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Cement the Servo Tray inside the hull with gap-
filling (medium) CA glue, about an 1/8” away from
the center of the hull. Refer to the drawing to get the proper positioning.
(See FIG. 83)
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