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7. Apply CA glue to the servo mount and secure it into
place as shown. Install servo onto the servo mount.
Use two self-tapping screws to secure the servo into
place.
8. Use a straight edge to find out the best possible
location to install the control horn. The pushrod needs
to be perpendicular to the servo and inline with the
servo horn. The holes on the control horn should align
with the hinge line to ensure the travel throws are
symmetrical. Once satisfied about the fitting, use a pen
to mark it and cut a slot just big enough to snug fit the
control horn. The control horn orientation should be
positioned as shown.
9. Hook up the control linkages which are supplied in
the kit. Tighten the screw on the pushrod connector and
apply Loctite to prevent from coming loose in flight.
10. Use a pliers to cut off the excess and use a file to
round off the edges.
11. Use a pen and a straight edge to draw a line first
from the servo opening on the wing to the mid section
of the wing and then cut a slot as shown to insert the
servo lead. Note: The length of the servo leads may
not be long enough so add two servo extension leads
accordingly on both side of wings.
12. As the picture shown, use a knife to cut a servo
wire slot, so that the wire can be easily reached to the
equipment compartment, then insert the servo wire into
the pre-cut slot.
Attention: A Y-type servo lead is not applicable to this
flying wing. A computer radio with delta wing mixing
capabilities is suggested to use on this model.
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