
the rudder pushrod wire.
b) Hold the rudder pushrod wire against the side of the nylon
control horn and use a fine tip pen to mark the exact
position of the control horn hole on the wire.
NOTE:
The
wire will be installed in the 2nd hole from the end of the
horn.
c) Use a pair of pliers to firmly grasp the pushrod wire at the
mark just made, and then bend the plain end of the wire
90
O
UPWARDS. Make the bend as sharp as possible.
d) The excess length of pushrod wire can now be cutoff,
leaving a 3/16" end leg to pass through the control horn
hole. Use a good sharp pair of wire cutters to do this.
e) Insert the bent end of the pushrod wire in the hole in the
control horn, from the bottom. Then, slide the nylon
pushrod keeper up to the control horn and snap its tab end
over the exposed wire.
f) Remove the tape holding the rudder in neutral position.
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20) Now, we complete the aft end of the elevator pushrod.
Start by centering the elevator servo output arm in neutral position.
Use a small piece of tape to hold the elevator in neutral position.
a) Slide one of the
nylon
pushrod
keepers over the aft
end of the elevator
pushrod wire.
b) Hold the aft end of
the elevator pushrod
wire against the
side of the nylon
control horn and use
a fine tip pen to
mark
the
exact
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bottom of the stabilizer. Carefully place the stabilizer back
on the fuselage. Again, use a small weight or pins to hold
it in position. Make sure the stabilizer is square with the
fuselage by measuring from the trailing edge of the wing
back to the leading edge of the stabilizer, on both sides.
Shift the stabilizer slightly if necessary until both
measurements are the same. Wipe off any excess glue
using a paper towel or rag soaked in rubbing alcohol. Allow
the glue to dry.
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16) As received, the rudder is only temporarily attached to the
fin with 3 unglued CA hinges in the pre-cut slots. Refer back to
page 3, step 4 of this manual for instructions on gluing CA hinges
and use the same procedures described there to glue the elevator
hinges permanently in place. Let the glue dry a minimum of 10
minutes before flexing the hinges
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17) Mount a nylon control horn on the LEFT SIDE of the
rudder. Refer back to steps 13 and 14, where we cut off the pegs
of a control horn and then, glued the horn to the elevator - use the
same steps to prepare and install the control horn for the left side
of the rudder.
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18) The fin and rudder assembly is now glued in place on top
of the stabilizer and fuselage, again using SIG Epoxy Glue.
a) First, trial fit the fin/rudder in place, without any glue. If
needed, make adjustments to the bottom of the fin to allow
full contact with the top of the stabilizer and the fuselage.
b) Mix a small amount of glue and apply it to the bottom edge
of the fin and to the sides of the fin leading and trailing edge
stubs. Carefully set the fin/rudder assembly in place on the
fuselage. Make sure that the fin is 90
O
to the horizontal
stabilizer. Use low-tack masking tape to hold the fin in
correct position. Wipe off any excess epoxy using alcohol
and paper towel. Let the glue dry.
(see photo at top of next column)
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19) Now, we complete the aft end of the rudder pushrod. Start
by centering the rudder servo output arm in neutral position. Use
a small piece of tape to hold the rudder in neutral position.
a) Slide one of the nylon pushrod keepers over the aft end of
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