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While holding the servos in place, drill 1/16" pilot holes through the servo rails for the mounting screws.
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It's important to drill pilot holes to prevent the rails from splitting.
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Install the servos using the wood screws provided with your radio system.
Step 2: Installing the Aileron Servos
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Install the rubber grommets and brass collets onto your two aileron servos. Make sure to install the collets with the
flanges toward the bottom of the servos.
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Using a modeling knife, remove the covering from over the servo lead exit hole in the top, center of the wing. You
can see the hole through the covering material if you look closely.
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Working with one servo for now, feed the servo lead through the wing and pull it out through the exit hole in the top
of the wing.
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Using a modeling knife, remove the covering from over
the two servo mounting holes in the bottom of the wing. One
hole is located in each half of the wing, 11-1/2" in from the
wing tip and 3-7/8" in front of the aileron hinge line.
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Push the servo into place, taking note of the position of
the output shaft. It should be toward the leading edge.
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Install the servo using the same technique as with the
elevator and rudder servos.
WARNING
When drilling the pilot holes, be careful not to drill through
the top of the wing.
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Repeat the procedures above to install the second aileron servo.
IMPORTANT
If you plan on using a Y-harness to join the two aileron servos, plug that into the servo leads now. If you plan on plugging
each aileron servo lead separately into the receiver, plug individual servo extensions into each servo lead now.
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You will need servo extensions to reach the receiver when it is installed later.
