
NOTE: In this manual, any references to right or left, refer to your
right or left as if you were seated in the cockpit of the airplane.
The wings are designed as a 2-piece system, with sererate right
and left wing panels joined by an aluminum blade Front Wing
Joiner and a steel Locating Pin at the rear. This system has
proven to be very tough. An obvious benefit is the fact that the
wing panels can be easily transported or stored, requiring a min-
imum of space. Also, you might want to consider using 5-minute
epoxy to permanently install the aluminum blade wing joiner and
the rear steel locating pin into one of the wing panels. Doing this
prevents accidentally losing these parts - your call. Note that the
ailerons have been factory-hinged. Flex them up and down a few
times to loosen them up and they are ready to use.
For the following steps you will need two standard-size Servos for
the ailerons, two 12”-24” Servo Extension Chords and one dual
servo Y- Harness for your particular radio system.
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1) The aileron servos will be mounted in the bottom of each
wing panel. Notice the servo bay openings located just in front of
the ailerons, in the bottom of each wing panel. Inside the servo
bay opening you will see a short length of balsa wood with a string
tied to it. This string will be used later to pull the aileron servo
chord through the wing - leave it in place for now.
Also on the bottom of each wing panel, near the front at the cen-
ter, you will see an oblong opening. This is the exit hole for the
servo chord. Inside this opening you will see another piece of
wood with a string tied to it - this is the other end of the string in
the aileron servo bay. Leave the string in place for now.
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2) First we will mount the aileron servos onto the molded plastic
Aileron Servo Hatches.
a) Begin by installing the rubber grommets and brass eyelets
(supplied with your radio system) into each servo.
b) Use epoxy to glue two Hardwood Servo Mounting Blocks
to the inside surface of the plastic Hatch. Use the servo to deter-
mine the correct spacing and location for the blocks. Be sure to
locate the servo with the output arm directly in the center of the
pushrod fairing that is molded into the hatch, as shown. Allow the
epoxy to dry.
c) M2 x 6mm PWA Screws are provided to reinforce the
mounting of the hardwood servo blocks to the plastic hatch. Mark
the center of both blocks on the top (plastic) side of the hatch. Tip:
Hold the hatch up to a light (blocks towards the light), and you will
be able to see a shadow on the plastic side indicating where the
blocks are located.) Drill a 1/16" dia. pilot hole about 1/4" deep,
through the hatch and into the mounting block. Install a screw in
the hole. Repeat to install a screw in the other mounting block.
d) Use a Dremel® Tool and a tapered sanding drum bit to
open the end of the pushrod fairing in the plastic hatch, where the
pushrod will pass through from the servo arm to the aileron horn.
e) Mount your aileron servo to the hatch, using the screws
that were provided with the radio system. Be sure to drill pilot
holes in the mounting blocks before screwing the servo in place.
f) Repeat steps 2a) through e) to mount the other aileron
servo to the other plastic hatch.
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WING ASSEMBLY