Receiver, Receiver Battery And Switch Harness Installation - Glow Option - Hangar 9 Sundowner 36 ARF Assembly Manual

Receiver, Receiver Battery
and Switch Harness Installation -
Glow Option
Required Parts
Fuselage assembly Receiver battery
Receiver Switch harness with hardware
Hook and loop tape (not included)
Hook and loop strap (not included)
Foam rubber (not included)
Y-harness (1-channel ailerons)
3-inch (76mm) servo extension (2) (2-channel ailerons)
Required Tools and Adhesives
Phillips screwdriver: #1
Note: The ailerons can be connected to the
receiver using a Y-harness, utilizing the single
aileron channel. They can also be connected
to the aileron and an auxiliary channel, but you
will require the use of a computer radio to mix
the auxiliary channel to the aileron channel.
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1. Mount the switch in the fuselage using the hardware
provided with the switch and a #1 Phillips screwdriver. Note
there are multiple locations available, depending on your
switch selection. Make sure to route the leads from the
switch where they can be accessed for the connections to
the receiver and receiver battery.
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2. Connect the leads from the rudder, elevator and throttle
servos to the receiver. Also connect the switch harness and
extensions for the ailerons at this time.
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3. Use hook and loop tape to secure the receiver in the
fuselage. Make sure to route the leads so they don't interfere
with the operation of the servos.
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4. Mount the remote receiver in the fuselage away from
the main receiver using hook and loop tape. Make sure
to orient the antenna on the remote receiver in a different
direction than those on the main receiver for the best
reception from your radio system.
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5. Use a hook and loop strap to secure the receiver
battery in the fuselage. Make sure to place a piece of
foam rudder between the receiver battery and radio tray
to isolate the battery from vibrations. Secure the receiver
battery lead to the switch harness lead so it does not
disconnect accidentally.
Hangar 9 Sundowner 36 ARF