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112.
Using the openings in the template (shown below), make 4 narrow cuts to receive the 4 tabs in each windshield. Set aside
the template and test-fit a windshield in front of each cockpit.
113.
Use epoxy or windshield adhesive to secure the
windshields in position. (NOTE: Before the
glue dries, re-check that the top edges of the
windshields visually align with the top wing.
114.
Position and secure your radio equipment in
accordance with your radio manufacturer‟s
instructions. Perform any necessary initial adjustments to your servo
directions, end points, control throws, etc.
115.
Use epoxy and scrap wood to secure optional 1/5 scale pilot figures
(available at
http://www.maxfordusa.com/flyboypilot-2-1.aspx
) in
their cockpits.
116.
Balance and install the propeller on your motor or engine.
117.
To ensure the wings, struts and wing wires remain secure during
removal and storage, test-fit the parts of the two sets of wooden
wing supports as shown below.
118.
Glue the wooden wing supports together as shown below.
(NOTE: When completed, each
supports‟ curved wooden surface
will rest against and support the
bottom of the top wing and the top
of the bottom wing. Use rubber
bands or string to secure the wing
supports to their wing panels for
transport or storage.)
119.
If necessary, adjust the supplied self-
locking nuts to ensure the landing gear
suspension (shown at the right) moves
smoothly.
120.
Use self locking nuts to attach each wheel
to its axle.
121.
Apply thin CA to secure the landing gear
nuts from vibration.
Template’s
4 slotted
openings
