GREAT PLANES Big Stir 60 사용 설명서 - 페이지 13

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RADIO INSTALLATION

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1. Locate the two plywood servo plates. Position them as

shown in the photograph so that the forward plate is slightly

behind the former. The rear plate should be positioned behind

the forward plate the distance required for your servos. Leave

a 1/32" (.8mm) gap between the servos and the mounting

plates. When you are satisfied with the fit, use 6-minute epoxy

to glue the plates in position on the fuselage.

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2. Use the following sequence for mounting the servos

into the servo tray.

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A. Install rubber grommets and brass eyelets in the

servos using the provided sketch.

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B. Test fit the servos in the tray.

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C. Mark servo hole locations on the tray, then drill

1/16" (1.5mm) pilot holes through each mark.

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D. Mount the servos with the screws provided with

your radio system. Notice the orientation when installing.

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3. Following the manufacturer's recommendations, install

and hook up the three servos, the receiver, switch and battery

as shown in the photograph. Wrap the receiver and the

battery in foam and hold them in place by gluing small balsa

sticks (not included) above them. We added a Great Planes

Switch Mount and Charge Jack (GPMM1000, not included)

for convenience and ease of use at the field, installed on the

side of the fuselage.

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4. Prepare a two arm style servo horn as follows but

don't install it on the servo until instructed to do so.

Note: The size and shape of servo horns varies from

manufacturer to manufacturer. The sketches and photos

show a typical radio installation with standard horns. All

standard servo horns should fit the Big Stik.

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A. Cut off two servo arms from four servo horns

included with your radio control set to make them into

"one arm" servo horns. Use your bar sander to remove

the remaining jagged edges left from the cut off arms.

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B. Enlarge the holes in the horns with a 5/64" (2mm) drill.

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C. Turn on your transmitter and receiver, then

position the aileron, rudder, elevator and throttle trim

tabs on your transmitter to the center. This is called

"centering" the servos and will allow you to place the

servo horns on the servos in a neutral position. Attach

the arms to the servos as shown in the following photos.

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5. Prepare three one arm style servo horns following the

same step just done except cut off three unused arms.