User guide

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7. Join the vertical stabilizer (fi n) to the fuselage by placing
it over the guide posts sticking up through the stab. Pull the
rudder forward, locking it into position.
8. Lock the tail gear into position with a 2x6mm Phillips
screw.
Hook Up the Controls
1. If you haven’t yet done so, familiarize yourself with the
radio control system you will be using and its functions by
reading the instructions that came with it.
2. Use needle-nose pliers or hemostats to guide the
pushrod wires into the screw-lock connectors on the elevator
and rudder servo arms—if necessary you can rotate the
servo arms to get the pushrods in.
3. Connect a servo wire
extension into the “Aileron”
channel in your receiver. On
most receivers this will be
channel 1.
4. Connect the elevator, rudder and ESC (electronic
speed control) wires in the fuselage to the appropriate
channels in the receiver, but do not yet mount the receiver
in the fuselage. For most receivers channel 2 will be the
elevator, channel 3 will be the ESC (throttle) and channel 4
will be the rudder. Also connect the aileron servo in the wing
to the aileron servo extension in the receiver.