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Summary of Contents for PD CERASIS DG 600/270
- Page 1 - 1 - DG 600/270 and DG 600/320 Assembly instruction...
- Page 2 - 2 - Building of model DG 600 Wing: The next picture shows the aileron servo installation as viewed from the front of the wing. Open up the covering over the aileron servo bays with a sharp hobby knife and remove any material that fills the bays down to the wood. Guide the servo wires through the routed wing channels until the connectors on the end of the wires emerge from the wing roots.
- Page 3 - 3 - Note the drawing of the aileron horn and the servo arm. The arm should be set at 70° with the radio on, all trims set at zero, and the aileron horizontal to the wing. The wire pushrod is attached to the clevis using a threaded coupler.
- Page 4 - 4 - Use a Y-connector to attach the two servo wires together. This connection will be plugged into the receiver aileron channel when you are ready for final assembly. Fuselage: Carefuly cut the canopy from the furnished material to fit the canopy frame. Glue the canopy to the frame using CA or any other type of glue compatible with these materials.
- Page 5 - 5 - The same way make a platform for installation of airbrake servo. Glue this holder into the fuselage as seen on the drawing, so that the servo lever is parallel with holes for control of airbrakes. Push the piano wires trough bowdens in the fuselage. Inside the canopy glue triangular supports for bowdens, to avoid the pushrod to go broken.
- Page 6 - 6 - Plug in the elevator and aileron connector(s) and with the transmitter throttle control in the OFF position, plug in the battery and turn the reciever and transmitter on. Test the control throws per the instructions and make sure everything‘s going in the right direction.
- Page 7 - 7 - double-sided tape. Then install more hook and loop material on the fuselage floor to hold the battery in flight (and help adjust center of gravity when needed). Route the antenna out of the fuselage behind the canopy and attach it using clear tape to the fin. Attach the wing using the nylon screws and test the center of balance as shown.