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spar. This will be the outboard edge of your servo pocket. You can now mark the

outlines of your servo using this mark as a guide. Make sure you keep the servo pocket

behind the spar so you do not cut into it while creating the pocket. Your servo pockets

should be a snug fit in the foam to ensure you minimize any excess play. Perform the

same procedure for the other side of the wing.

12. To complete the wire run for the servo leads use a sharp blade and straightedge to

cut a slit for the wire that extends from the servo pocket to the centerline of the wing.

You may need servo extensions to complete the wire run. There should be a few inches

of wire lead extending from the centerline to make it easier to plug in the servos.

13. Once you are satisfied with the dry fit of your servos you should plug them in in

order to center and install the proper control horns. You can then glue the servos into

the pockets. We recommend "Goop" type glue to secure the servos, but CA or double-

sided tape will work. We also recommend using fiber-reinforced tape to cover the

servo. Don't forget that you need to prime EPP with 3M 77 any time you expect tape to

stick. Don't worry about cutting a slot in the tape for the servo control horn yet as we

will also be covering the wing with lamination film. Make sure the servo wire is inserted

in the wire run.

Final Wing Preparation

14. You can round/shape the forward wing tips to your liking. We use an old CD-ROM

as a template, but any object with a similar radius will work. Use a sharp blade and your

preferred template to round the tips. Once rounded you can use a sanding block to

sand the tip profiles to a compound curve.

Rev 2.0 10/21/13