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5. Install the elevator control horn following the

same procedure.

Install the Servos

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1. Install the grommets and servo arms on the rudder and

elevator servos. Trim off the unused servo arms. Insert a

screw-lock pushrod connector in the hole of each servo arm

8.7mm from the center of the servo. Secure the screw-lock

pushrod connector to the servo arm with a nylon retainer.

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2. Plug the ESC, rudder and elevator servos into the

receiver. Switch on the transmitter and then the ESC. Center

the trims on the transmitter. Then, center the servo arms on

the servos so that the arm is perpendicular to the centerline

of the servo. Insert the rudder and elevator pushrod wires in

screw-lock pushrod connectors and install the rudder and

elevator servos on the servo rails. Use the hardware

included with the servos to mount the servos to the rails.

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3. Switch on the transmitter and the ESC. Center the elevator

servo trim and the elevator. Tighten the set screw, in the screw-

lock pushrod connector, against the elevator pushrod.

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4. Plug a Y-harness into the aileron socket of the receiver.

Attach the double-sided tape to the back of the receiver and

mount the receiver to the back of the front radio

compartment former. Be careful to not cover the two cooling

holes in the former.

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5. Follow the same procedure to connect the rudder pushrod.

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6. Trim the covering from over the pushrod exit on the

aileron servo hatch.

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7. Plug one of the aileron servos into the aileron

Y-harness. Switch on the transmitter and ESC and center

the aileron trim and the servo. Trim the unused arms from

the servo arm.

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8. Clean the servo case with denatured alcohol. Use CA to

glue the aileron servo on the bottom of the aileron servo hatch

so that the servo arm is centered in the opening. If you prefer,

wrap electrical tape or heat-shrink tubing around the servo

before gluing it to the servo hatch. This will allow the servo to be

easily removed.