The kit is supplied with two types of control linkage connectors and you may choose which ones
you want to use. The wooden type on the left screwed into the servo arms. However we suggest
you use the linkages shown on the right which are a more reliable way to set up your control
system. The kit is also supplied with two 0.8mm carbon pushrods.
First, turn on your radio gear and make sure the servos are centered and all trims are set to
neutral. Then attach the pushrods to the servos first. If using the control linkages (non-wooden
type) then use the coiled ones on the servo end. These coil type linkages can also be glued in
place just to make sure they don’t come off.
Once this is done attach the linkages with a hook in them to the control horn and trim your carbon
rod as shown in the image on the right below. Then use a small amount of glue and the larger
1mm heat shrink to secure them in place. You may use a soldering iron tip to heat the heat shrink.
The finished linkages should look like the image below. Heat shrink is used to secure the joints
and the U shaped hook can be used to make fine adjustment later (similar to the effect of using
trim on the transmitter)
Note:
Control linkages attach to the outermost hole
