
ASSEMBLY MANUAL: Glasair SII / III
Port Aileron Servo
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Strbd Aileron Servo
10. Unless you are using a computer radio with the ability to reverse-mix the flap
servos, you will need a reversing Y-Harness for the flap servos. Frankly even with
the computer, the reversing Y is the simplest means
to get both servos moving the same direction. Plug
both servos into the Reversing Y and make sure the
servos are moving the same direction, then - if
needed - remove the servo arm from one servo and
reinstall it so it matches the position of the other
servo. You might find this easier to do by
temporarily plugging the flap harness into a
centering channel, like the Aileron, Rudder or
Elevator channel, and then set both servo arms to
neutral. When you plug the harness back into the flap channel you should see the
servos working together throughout the range of flap settings.
Port Flap Servo/Linkage
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Starboard Flap Servo/Linkage
11. Before installing the installing the servo covers for the last time, give each screw
hole a drop of thin CA and when dry drill it again with a 1.5 mm (1/16”) drill bit.
Due to variations in production, you may have to elongate some of the holes in the
cover to line up with the pre-drilled holes in the wing servo bay – do this if/as
necessary and with care so as not to over-do it. Screw down the servo covers.
Aileron
Servo
Flap Servo
Aileron
Servos
Flap Servos
Wing Root:
Tops of servos point this way
Port Flap Servo
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Starboard Flap Servo
Port Aileron Servo
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Starboard Aileron
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