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8. Inside the fuselage locate the two elevator pushrods.
The pushrod closest to the center of the fuselage needs to
be cut. Cut the pushrod wire 2-1/4" [57mm] from the end of
the plastic outer pushrod tube.
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9. Bend the inside elevator pushrod wire as shown so that
both wires are parallel to one another. Be sure there is at
least 1" [25mm] at the end of the pushrod wire that is parallel
to the other pushrod.
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10. Locate two 5/32" [4mm] wheel collars and two 6-32 x
1/4" [12mm] socket head cap screws. Install a screw into
each of the wheel collars. Slide both wheel collars over the
two elevator pushrod wires. Position the elevators the same
and then tighten the wheel collar screws onto the two wires.
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11. Following the manufacturer’s instructions for your
radio system, install the rubber grommets and eyelets onto
three servos. Place the servos for the elevators, throttle and
rudder onto the servo mount in the fuselage. Position each
servo in line with the pushrod as shown. Once properly
positioned drill a 1/16" [1.5mm] pilot hole through each of
the servo mounting holes and into the servo mount. After
drilling the holes, harden the holes with a drop of thin CA.
Screw each of the servos in place with the hardware
provided by the radio manufacturer.
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12. Position each of the servo arms as shown in the
photograph. Make a mark on the elevator pushrod wire over
the outboard hole of the servo arm. On this mark make a 90°
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