Receiver and battery installation
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5. Wrap the
receiver
and battery pack in
foam
rubber
using rubber bands or masking tape to hold
the foam in place. The battery pack wire harness,
receiver wire connecting block end and antenna
should be left accessible. Plug the battery pack into
the switch and the switch into the receiver. The servos
should be plugged into the correct position on the
receiver connecting block before final receiver
installation. Connect the aileron servo extension
connecting wire to the receiver connecting block.
Refer to the manufacturer's manual for more detailed
instructions. Secure the battery pack and receiver in
the fuselage using servo tape. The picture shows
installation without foam for visual clarity.
Drilling the fuselage
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6. Drill a 1/16" (1.6mm) exit hole in the center of
the rear window 1"(25.5mm) down from the edge of
the radio compartment. Route the antenna under the
plywood servo tray and up through the exit hole. Tie a
knot in the antenna before it is fed through the exit
hole to keep it from being pulled out of the receiver.
D
Do
o n
no
ott
cut the antenna wire. The receiver is tuned to
a specific length of antenna.
Securing the antenna
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7. Use a medium T-pin to attach a
#
64 rubber band
to the top portion of the vertical stabilizer. Tie the
antenna to the rubber band using tension to keep the
antenna tight. Use caution not to damage the
antenna. A servo horn can be cut and used to hold the
antenna in place with less likelihood of damage to the
antenna wire.
Idle throttle position
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8. With the radio system on, move the throttle stick
down (idle position) and the throttle trim up. All other
trim and stick controls should be moved to their
neutral positions.
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Antenna exit hole
Antenna tab
Antenna tab
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