ZAGI 400 X ELECTRIC, Инструкция по сборке

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(See Figure 10) Position the servos on the pre-marked servo positions. Outline the exact
shape. Cut or router the foam to provide a snug flush fit. Wood shims can be used to
assure a tight fit.
Position the receiver 1 1/2” back from the nose. Position the receiver so that the input
slots align with the centerline of the wing. Outline the exact shape. Cut or router the foam
to provide a snug flush fit. Another bay can be made next to the receiver bay to hold a
separate mixer or cut the bay deeper so that the mixer and all of the plugs and extra wires
fit underneath. Test fit the motor tray to check the receiver position. Make a cutout in the
front shelf of the motor tray to provide access to the input slots of the receiver.
NOTE: New flyers and combat pilots may choose to locate the receiver in a safer place.
The nose mounted receiver is cleaner but more vulenerable to damage from the battery
slamming into it in severe front impact. The alternate receiver location in figure 10 will
not affect the ballance in any direction. The wing thickness will accomodate almost any
size receiver.
Draw a line between the servo wire and the center line of the wing. Make a 1/2” deep cut
along the line. Push the servo wires into the slot with a flat blade screwdriver. Plug the servo
leads into the appropriate receiver output slot. The extra servo wires can be stowed under the
motor mount tray.
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(See Figure 9) Trim the motor tray with scissors along the cut line. Notice that the cut line
is the impression 1/2” from the side rails of the compartments. Leave the vertical lip at the
rear of the motor tray. Trim the canopy along the cut line. The canopy cut lines are more
visible when viewed from the inside. Remove the rear wall of the canopy. Cutout the
rear wall of the vent slots for battery and motor cooling on the canopy. Position the mo-
tor tray over the center of the wing. Trim the vertical lip at the rear of the motor tray to
be flush with the bottom of the wing.
Cutout the rear wall
of the vent slots
Remove the rear wall of the canopy
Figure 9