FW6 Building Instruction February 2015
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Then
harden
the spots
with super glue
.
Push the vertical stab
(first for a test) into the oval end of the
boom
until ist stops
. Then check, if the stabilizer is
aligned
correctly
to the wing.
It has proven to put the entire model in a
supine position
on a
flat surface
and then to set up the stab with an angle meter.
If you want to work quickly and build light, you can stick the stab
with thin super glue. But since the super glue is brittle, you will
certainly achieve a
better bonding with epoxy glues
. (UHU
300 endfest, Pattex Stabilit or similar .)
7.2 Connection of the wires
Drill a hole in the boom
to lead the wire inside the fuselage to
the servo.
We stick a
bowden cable
into the hole, so that the rope does
not rub against the carbon edge and to reduce the weakening of
the fuselage due to the hole. This is the white pipe, which you
can see in the picture.
The
small carbon lever
is for the
rudder
and the
long one
for
the
elevator
.
Now you can
hook in the kevlar wire
into the lever.
Make a
loop, twist the end
and fix it with a
drop of super
glue
.
Note: Don’t use a shrinking tube, as the kevlar wire could be
damaged by the high temperature during shrinking.
Complete the elevator in the same way.