User Manual

Step 6. Locate the following rods: two long threaded rods and

one short non-threaded rod. These will be used to make up the

elevator pushrod assembly.

Step 7. Position the two long threaded rods so they are even

at the threaded end and wrap in position on the dowel with

masking tape. Mark each rod where it passes the holes drilled

in the end of the dowel. Remove the rods and make a 90-degree

bend in the unthreaded end where you made your marks.

Step 8. It’s helpful to make a grove from the holes to the end of

the dowl to help secure the music wire rods. Place each rod in

their respective holes. Wrap nylon thread around the rods and

secure in place with thin CA glue.

Step 9. Slip a piece of heat shrink tubing over the end of the

rod and shrink in place using a heat gun.

Step 10. Locate the unthreaded short rod, make a 90-degree

bend in one end and attach to the opposite end of the elevator

pushrod dowl in the same manner as described in Steps 8 and 9.

Step 11. The rudder pushrod is constructed in the same

manner as the elevator pushrod, except it uses only one long

threaded rod and one short non-threaded rod.

Step 12. Carefully remove the covering at the tail of the fuse-

lage where the two elevator pushrods exit (both sides of the

fuselage) and the rudder pushrod (on the right side of the fuse-

lage as if you were sitting in the cockpit).