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3. The 5/32" x 5/32" x 6" [4 x 4 x 152mm] hardwood stick

will be glued into the molded channel below the servos in

the next step.

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4. Glue the fuselage sides together with 6-minute epoxy.

If you are using standard servos, be sure the servos are

properly positioned in the recesses and the leads are in the

channels. If you are using mini or micro servos, they will be

installed later. Be sure the stick is in its channel. Use tape or

rubber bands to hold the sides together until the epoxy cures.

Note: To save weight you do not need to apply epoxy to the

entire mating surface. Make sure the edges and hardwood

stick are securely glued. Do not use so much epoxy that it

squeezes into the area of the servos and their leads.

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5. If you are using a single aileron servo, continue with

"Join the Wing and Fuselage." If you are using two mini or

micro servos for the ailerons, install them in the cutouts you

made earlier, routing the leads in the channel below the

servos. Cut a 1/4" x 1-1/2" [6.4 x 38mm] piece from some

scrap 1/16" [1.6mm] ply (not included) and glue it to the

fuselage at the front of the servos. The screws supplied with

the servos or a dab of epoxy can be used to hold the servos

in place. See page 9, step 12 for another photo. Note: If you

want to hold the servos in place with screws, glue a piece of

ply at the front and rear of the servos.

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6. Install a servo lead extension that will connect the

electronic speed control (ESC) to the receiver in the channel

under the two aileron servos. This lead must be at least 18"

long. Install the canard (elevator) servo in the cutout in front

of the aileron servos. Use a piece of scrap ply at the front

and rear of the servo.

Join the Wing & Fuselage

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1. Use 6-minute epoxy to glue the fuselage and main

wing together. Use tape to hold the parts together as the

epoxy hardens, ensuring that gaps between the parts are

kept to a minimum. Be careful not to get any epoxy in the

servo plugs.

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2. Check the fit of the 3/8" x 3/8" x 12-3/4" [9.5 x 9.5 x

324mm] balsa keel in its slot in the bottom of the fuselage.

Round the front of the keel with sandpaper to match the

contour of the fuselage. Glue the keel into position in the

slot. Use tape to hold it in place until the epoxy cures.