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2. Attach the prop adapter to the front of the motor case
using the screws included with the motor. Harden the motor
mounting holes in the plywood motor adapter with thin CA
glue. Use the fl at head screws included with motor and thread
locking compound to attach the plywood motor adapter to
the back of the motor.
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3. Use four 3x10mm machine screws, four 3mm fl at
washers, and thread locking compound to attach the motor
to the mounting box.
Install the Electronics
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1. Brush a thin coat of epoxy onto the bottom of one side
of the motor mounting box and down the center of the battery
mounting tray. The smooth surface of the epoxy will improve the
adhesion of the double-sided tape and hook & loop material.
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2. Connect the ESC to the motor leads and feed the receiver
lead through the front of the fuselage. The excess length of
motor leads can be wrapped through the side of the motor
mounting box to keep them out of the way as shown. Use a
piece of the included
double-sided foam tape
to secure the
ESC to the side of the motor mounting box. Position the ESC
on the aft end of the mounting box so that the ESC receiver
lead will reach the receiver.
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3. Attach the hook side of the included hook & loop
material to the battery mounting tray.
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4. Brush a thin coat of epoxy onto the aft side of the wing
spar. Connect the servos and ESC to the receiver. If you are
using a 4-channel receiver, a Y-harness or dual servo extension
is needed to join the aileron servos into one channel. When
the epoxy has hardened, use a piece of double-sided foam
tape to secure the receiver to the wing spar.
