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BAG H (Continued)
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Step
19.
Thread a plastic rod end
(
1.52)
onto each
end
of the
stee1ing
rod
{
l.'i3}.
Tighten both rod
ends
( 152)
equally until the
Figure 87
rod is
the
same length
as
the rod in
Figure
81
A.
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Step
20.
Attach lhe rod
end
(152)
at
one
end
of the steering
rod
(153)
to the ball stud
{53)
in the
servo
arm
{!51).
Attach the
other
rod end
(!52)
to the
ball stud
(53}
in the
steering
bellcrank
ann
(GO).
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0
Step
2
1. L
nstall the
battery
pack
(not included)
in
the chassis
1
22)
as
shown.
Tbe jumper wire between
the
two blocks of celJs
should run over the chassis
cover
(4-1-),
in front of the
wide,
flat
surfeace
as shown.
"NOTE: RUTming tile jumper
wire
to tile rear, behind tile ant
erma
post will surround the
receiver
with battery wires wlticlt may
cause
radio
interference.
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Step
22.
Place the
two
tabs on the bauery hold-down
strap
1
54)
under
the
wide area on top of
the
chassis cover
(44).
With
the
tabs in
place,
pull the outside of
the
strap
(
154)
down so the
post
(
1
,~8)
is
inserted
through the
hole
in the
strap
(154).
Secure
the strap
to the
post
by installing
a
body clip
(135)
in
the
lower
hole
in the
post
(
148).
*NOTE: See Figures 83A
and
83B for a
diagram
showing battery
pack
assembly and jumper wire length.
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Figure 83A
Figure 87A
53
60
Figure
82
Figure 83
Actual length of jumper wire
Figure 83B
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