to help straighten the wire out, this will make it easier to
get the wire through the antenna tube. Slide the
antenna wire through the antenna tube. Press the
antenna tube into the antenna mount molded into the
top of the radio plate.
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9. Frequently, there will be leftover wire protruding
from the antenna tube
Do not cut or coil the
antenna!
Cut two pieces of fuel tubing 1/8" long and
slide them over the outside of the antenna tube and
wire. This is to help hold the excess antenna onto the
tube on and avoid getting the antenna wire cut in a roll
over. Note the placement of the fuel tubing on the
antenna tube.
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10. Plug the switch wire into the battery (batt) slot on
the receiver. Plug the steering servo and throttle servo
wires into the receiver. See your radio instructions to
determine which channel is steering and which is throttle.
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11. Install the receiver battery into the receiver
battery holder as shown. It may be necessary to
loosen the radio plate slightly to fit the receiver battery
in. Make sure to re-tighten the radio plate screws once
the receiver battery is in.
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12. Thread the ball stud into the correct servo horn
(included) for your steering servo as shown.
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13. Thread the two ball ends onto the steel rod. There
should be 19mm or 3/4" between the two ball ends.
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