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9/16"

[15 mm]

AILERON

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4. Temporarily connect the aileron servo to the receiver

and turn the system on to center the servo. Fit a servo arm

to the servo that will have holes 9/16" [15mm] apart and cut

off the unused arms.

Pushrod

Torque

Rod Horn

Make sure the end of the pushrod is not

contacting the side of the torque rod horn.

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5. Connect the servo arm to the torque rods with the

included pushrods. Center the ailerons and temporarily

tighten the screws in the screw-lock connectors to lock the

pushrods down. Make sure the ends of the pushrods do not

contact the sides of the torque rod horns. If they do, shorten

the pushrods as necessary.

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6. With the radio on and the ailerons centered, securely

lock the pushrods down to the screw-lock connectors with

the screws and a drop of threadlocker.

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7. Make sure the servo arm screw is in place. Turn on

your transmitter and lower the throttle stick. Install and

connect the motor battery, then connect the aileron servo

wire to the receiver. Mount the wing to the fuselage with

the included 3mm x 10mm counter-sink ﬂ at-head Allen

screw. Operate the ailerons to make sure the servo arm,

pushrods and torque rods are not interfering with anything

else down inside the fuselage (such as the elevator servo,

receiver or wiring).

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8. Since you're working on your ailerons and have them

operating now, this would be a good time to set the aileron

throw as noted on page 12 (or, you could wait to set the

throws when you get to that part of the manual later).

Servo Arm

YES

Mount the Landing Skids

Don't ﬂ y your Riﬂ e without the landing skids. In addition

to protecting the underside, the landing skids perform

the important function of causing the plane to maintain a

straight-ahead trajectory on landing. Otherwise, it may spin

and pirouette, causing one of the wing tips to dig into the

ground and possibly cause damage.

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1. Find an assistant to hold the wing as shown in the top

photo, with the trailing edge against your workbench. Use a

small builder's square and a pencil to mark vertical lines on

the bottom of both wings 1-1/2" [40mm] from the tips.

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2. Apply strips of masking tape 1/16" [1.5mm] on both

sides of both lines.