TufFlight Tuf-Yak, Руководство пользователя

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Step 115:
Mark the right wing bottom 1”
from the root edge along the spar as shown
Step 114:
Apply gorilla glue to the cavity
and moisture and tape servo in place.
Step 113:
A Dremel tool with drum sander
helps remove foam to the correct depth.
Step 112: Use pliers to pull foam to create a
cavity for the servo
Step 111: Trace around and cut the outline
of servo as shown with a sharp knife.
Step 116: trace around the throttle servo
location as shown (metal gears recommended)
Step 117: Mount the throttle servo in the
same fashion as the aileron servos.
Step 118:
This is a view looking inside the
right wing root.
Step 120:
Insert the foam piece into the wing
tip until it stops and trace the edge as shown
Step 119:
Retrieve the front wing cavity
core pieces
Aileron servos will
sit directly in front
of the spar with the
wire pointing to the
root edge as shown
Make recesses for the
servo lugs too.
Test fit servo to check
the fit. The hole depth
is good when the servo
body top is even with
the foam surface.
Be sure this is the
RIGHT WING
BOTTOM!
The Throttle Servo will
sit directly in front of
the spar with the wire
pointing to the root
edge as shown
repeat for left wing
also
Look ahead to see
inside view of servo
wires to compare
with your wing.
Push the foam until
it fits snugly