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RADIO INSTALLATION (Continued)
Fig 88.
Step 24.
Route the antenna wire, from the bottom,
through the antenna mounting post in the center chassis stiff-
ener (37).
Step 25. Slide the antenna wire through the antenna
tube (173) (a small drop of oil in the tube will make this easier).
Step 26. While pulling the wire through the antenna tube
(173), slide the antenna tube (173) down and push it firmly
into the antenna mounting post on the center chassis stiffener
(37).
Step 27. Fold the wire over the antenna tube (173) and
place the antenna cap (174) over the tube (173) and extra
wire.
*NOTE: If the antenna wire is shorter than the tube, re-
move the tube and cut enough off of the tube so that the wire
will extend about 3/4" past the end of the tube.
Fig 89.
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Step 28. Attach the grommets (supplied with your radio
system) to the throttle servo per the radio system instructions.
Step 29. Route the servo wire and plug through the slot
in the bottom of the forward throttle servo mount (41). If the
plug does not fit through the slot, loosen the screws (31) hold-
ing the mount (41) in place. Once the wire is through the slot,
tighten the two screws (31).
Step 30. Position the throttle servo on top of the servo
mounts (41) so that the output shaft is forward.
Step 31.
Place a #4 washer (39) over each of four
4-40 x 1/2" cap head screws (124). Thread a screw (124)
through each of the four grommets in the servo, and into the
four holes in the top of the servo mounting posts (41).
Step 32. Plug the throttle servo into the slot in the re-
ceiver marked "channel 2".
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IMPORTANT NOTE:
Do not overtighten the screws!
The purpose of having the grommets is to absorb the shock
and vibration
f~om
the gas engine. Overtightening the screws
will prohibit fh'e grommets from working properly.
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Figure 88
Figure 89
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