Final Assembly - Model Tech Mini Mach Racer Assembly Instructions Manual

q (1) Canopy
q Formula 560 Canopy Glue
q # 2 Philips Head Screwdriver
q Wire Cutters
q Modeling Knife
q Scissors
q Straight Edge Ruler
q 220 Grit Sandpaper with Sanding Block
q Masking Tape
sTeP 1: iNsTalliNg The eleCTroNiC sPeed CoNTrol
q Carefully solder three matching plugs onto your motor and onto your ESC. Be sure to apply heat-shrink tubing over the solder joints
to insulate them from shorting out.
PRO TIP If the the motor spins the wrong direction when powered up, swap two of the three motor wires and check again. The
motor should spin counter-clockwise when viewed from the front. do not swap the positive and negative battery wires to change
the direction that the motor spins or you will damage both your esC and your liPo battery.
STEP 2: inSTALLinG ThE REcEivER
q Uncoil the receiver antenna wire and feed it through the tube in the forward right side of the radio compartment. The tube is located
4-3/4" (121mm) behind on the firewall on the right side of the radio compartment.
IMPORTANT Do not cut the receiver antenna wire shorter. Allow the excess to hang past the back of the aircraft.

fiNal asseMbly

you'll Need The folloWiNg ParTs froM The KiT:
q (1) Hook and Loop Material
you'll Need The folloWiNg Tools aNd suPPlies:
q Paper Towels
q Soldering Iron
q Solder
q Heat Shrink
q Heat Gun
q Heat Sealing Iron
q White Covering Material 1/2" x 24" (1.3cm x 61cm)
q Mount your ESC to the front left side of the radio compartment, using a
piece of double-sided foam tape (not included).
q Cut away the covering material from over the receiver antenna wire exit slot
in the top right half of the wing. The receiver antenna wire exit slot is located
1-1/8" (29mm) in front of the elevon hinge line and 1/2" (13mm) in from the
side of the vertical stabiliser.
q Plug the servo and ESC leads into their proper slots in your receiver, then
mount your receiver to the back of the radio compartment floor, using a piece
of double-sided foam tape (not included).
IMPORTANT Mount your receiver as far away from the ESC as possible
to help prevent radio interference.
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