WattAge egret, Инструкция по сборке

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13) Keeping the line on the fuselage pod lined
up with the spreader bar, adjust the fuselage pod un-
til the holes in the spreader bar are centered over it.
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14) When satisfied with the alignment, use a
pencil and mark the locations of the two holes in the
spreader bar onto the fuselage pod.
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15) Pivot the fuselage pod forward so you can
see the two marks you made. Using a drill with a
1/16" drill bit, drill two holes through the fuselage
pod at the marks you made.
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16) Pivot the fuselage pod back under the
spreader bar. Align the holes in the fuselage pod with
the holes in the spreader bar. Use two 2mm x 6mm
wood screws to hold the fuselage pod to the spreader
bar. See photo # 21 below.
Photo # 21
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17) Remove the hex nuts holding the aluminum
tubes to the front of the center pod and the front of
the fuselage pod. Also, remove the hex nuts holding
the spreader bar to the rear aluminum tubes.
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18) Apply a couple of drops of Pacer Thread-
Lock to each hex nut and reinstall them. Tighten the
machine screws and hex nuts using a # 0 phillips
screwdriver (for the 2mm machine screws) and a # 1
phillips screwdriver (for the 3mm machine screws)
and an adjustable wrench.
Photo # 22
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2) Set the aluminum bracket (with flying wires)
onto the bottom of the fuselage pod. Align the ends
of the bracket with the sides of the fuselage pod and
center the bracket over the line you drew.
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3) When satisfied with the alignment, use a pen-
cil and mark the locations of the two holes in the
bracket onto the fuselage pod.
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4) Remove the bracket from the fuselage pod.
Using a drill with a 1/16" drill bit, drill two holes
through the fuselage pod at the marks you made.
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5) Set the bracket back into place and realign it.
Use two 2mm x 6mm wood screws to hold the bracket
to the fuselage pod. Tighten the screws firmly using a
# 1 phillips screwdriver. See photo # 23 below.
Photo # 23
INSTALLING THE LOWER FLYING WIRES
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6) Using a pair of pliers, carefully bend each of
the four metal flying wire mounts up at about a 5º
angle (as you did with the upper flying wires).
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7) Look at the bottom surface of the wing and
you will notice that there are four predrilled holes
out toward the wing tips, two in each wing panel.
PARTS REQUIRED
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{1} Lower Flying Wire Set w/Aluminum Bracket
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{6} 2mm x 6mm Wood Screws
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TOOLS AND SUPPLIES REQUIRED
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# 1 Phillips Head Screwdriver
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Adjustable Wrench
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Electric or Hand Drill
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1/16" Drill Bit
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Straight Edge Ruler
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Pen or Pencil
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LOWER FLYING WIRES
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INSTALLING THE ALUMINUM BRACKET
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1) Using a ruler and a pencil, measure forward
7/8" from the angled edge of the fuselage pod, and
draw a straight line. See photo # 22 below.
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