User Manual

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Start with connecting the servo extension cable. Center servo to its neutral position (use your
RC system or servo tester) and attach the included servo arms.
Note: in case you want to use all the servos (and rectractable LG), you might want NOT to
use servo extension leads, but solder the wires directly. It makes running the cables through
the tunnels easier.
Use any hot wire to make hole for instaling servo with two included self-tapping screws.
Make Z bend on the end side of the wire then insert it in to the aileron/flap arm hole, then
use some gauge or just pen and mark exactly position of servo arm to wire. Cut the wire and
make another Z bend. Release servo arm and slide the Z bend wire in and put the servo arm
on the servo again (secure with included self-tapping screw).
Remember, you must slide all servo cables in to the „servo cable tunnels“.
The servo cable extension must reach the battery/receiver comparment in the nose of the
fuselage.
Proceed the way shown in videoguide (this pictures will help you):
See video guide #5.1
Ailerons, elevator, rudder and LG - set the
servo arm in perpendicular position (with
the aileron in neutral)
Flaps - set the servo arm 40 degree
towards (with flaps in up position)