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2. Install the battery pack for the lighting system
in the same manner on the other side of the motor
mounting box.
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3. Locate the six pieces that make up the plywood
receiver tray
. Glue the pieces together as shown.
The small rectangular piece fits into the three pieces
with slots and keys these pieces together.
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4. Wrap your receiver in foam rubber and use
rubber bands to secure it to the receiver tray. Two
rubber bands are recommended in case one should
happen to break during flight.
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5. Slide the tab on the underside of the receiver
tray onto the forward edge of the unused throttle servo
cutout. With the receiver tray pushed as far forward as
it will go, confirm that the tab is holding the receiver
tray down by gently pulling upward on the tray. When
satisfied, drill a 1/16" [1.6mm] hole through the screw
hole on the receiver tray and into the fuel tank tray.
Use a #2 x 3/8" [9.5mm] self-tapping screw and #2
flat washer to secure the receiver tray in place. Be
sure to harden the hole with thin CA.
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6. Install your receiver switch and charge jack on
the side of your fuselage. Be sure that the location
you choose will not interfere with servos, pushrods,
or the cockpit (look ahead in the manual to see the
position of the cockpit kit components).
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7. Connect the servos to the receiver. Route
the receiver antenna into the antenna tube that is
preinstalled in the fuselage. Use tape or a dot of
silicone adhesive to secure the antenna to the forward
end of the tube.