7. Now flip the wing over and lay the wing in the top
beds. Repeat previous steps 2-6. Be sure to weigh
down the wing so that it remains flat when gluing in
CF Flats.
8. Cut the excess CF Flats from the wing tip using a
small saw or dremel tool with appropriate attachment.
IMPORTANT! Be sure to wear a dust mask or respi-
rator when cutting CF!
9. Tape the remaining CF Flat to the trailing edge of
the wing. Be sure to position the CF Flat so that it
doesn’t hang above or below the trailing edge.
10. Now put a piece of wax paper on your flat work
surface. Place the trailing edge of the wing flat against
the work surface and glue the CF Flat to the trailing
edge with Thin CA. You can use a small amount of
CA Accelerator to speed up the drying process.
11. Repeat Steps 9 and 10 for the other trailing edge.
Remember to use a dust mask or respirator when cut-
ting the excess CF Flat from the wing.
Radio Installation:
1. Mix up a small amount of 5-minute epoxy and
paint the bottom of each servo pocket. This is to done
so that the servo tape has something to stick to.
2. Connect all of your radio components and test
your servos for proper movement. Looking from the
back of the wing, when giving up elevator, you will
want the both servo arms to move forward. When
giving down elevator, you will both servo arms to
move backwards. When giving right aileron, the right
servo arm should move forward and the left servo arm
should move backwards. When giving left aileron,
the left servo arm should move forward and the right
servo arm should move backwards.
