GREAT PLAINS Super Kybolt, Руководство пользователя

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400mm (16") and one standard Futaba extension.
The extensions are glued into the wing, so when
using two extensions per servo it is a good idea to
tack glue or heat shrink the connectors together.
Glue the servo end connector to the last B4 rib,
and glue the extension to each rib as shown in the
photo. Cut a hole in the top center sheeting, and
route the servo extensions through the hole.
D 2. Install the bottom center sheeting just as you
did on the top surface. Refer to steps 21 and 22
for instructions.
D 5. Use a 1/16" x 2-5/8" x 13-1/2" piece of balsa
wing center sheeting to finish sheeting the wing
tips. Cut a piece about 2-3/4" long (to fit over rib
B6), and glue it against the LE sheeting. Then fill in
the gap with scrap 1/16" balsa. Trim the ends to
the shape of the wing tip, and sand the tip smooth.
Do this to the top and the bottom of both wing tips
just as you did on the top wing.
D 3. Cut a semi-circle, or similar shape, out of the
sheeting between ribs B2 and B3 as shown in the
photo above.
D 6. Use a straightedge to draw lines on the LE
sheeting along the edges of the B5 rib assemblies.
D 4. Wet the LE and the TE sheeting at each wing
tip. Allow it to soak in for about 5 minutes. Then
press the sheeting against the wing tip, and glue it
in place with thin CA. Do the top and bottom
sheeting at the same time, just as you did for the
top wing.
D 7. Carefully cut through the LE sheeting to
expose the front l-strut slot. Take your time and
cut a little at a time to end up with a neat looking
slot similar to the one in the photo. Notice that the
edges of the slot are tapered outward to make it
easier to install the l-struts later.
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