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are using, center the plywood servo mounting plate on the
rails and glue it into position. Then, place the servos on the
mounting plate.
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7. Fit the pushrods through the screw-lock pushrod connectors
on the servo arms. If necessary, shorten the pushrods by
cutting them.
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8. For small models such as this it has become common
practice to glue the servos into position. If this is your
preference use medium CA to securely glue the servos to
the rails. However, if you prefer to mount your servos the
conventional way with screws, use the 2 x 6mm Phillips
screws included with this kit – you should be able to simply
tighten them into the wood – no drilling is necessary.
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9. Re-connect the servos to your receiver and turn the
system on. Center the elevator and rudder and lock the
pushrods to the screw-lock pushrod connectors by tightening
the set screws with a small drop of threadlocker and the small
hex wrench that came with this model. Secure the servo arms
to the servos with the screws that came with the servos.
Mount the ESC & Receiver
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1. Fit, but do not glue the plywood ESC/receiver
mounting plate where shown in the fuselage–it may take
a bit of “wriggling” to get it into position, but rest assured the
plate will fi t.
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2. Position the ESC/receiver mounting plate so it will be
1" [25mm] from the bottom of the former as shown. Use
medium CA to glue the mounting plate into position.
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3. Use double-sided foam mounting tape (not included) to
mount the ESC and receiver to the top of the mounting plate
as shown.
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4. Guide the receiver antenna down and out through the
antenna tube in the fuselage.
Mount the Motor
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1. Remove the metal motor mount that came on the motor.
Mount the fi berglass motor mount included with this kit to
the motor with the screws and a drop of threadlocker on the
threads. Also connect the 3.5mm male/2.0mm female bullet
wire adapters (not included–GPMM3122) to the motor wires.
