User Manual

Parts Needed

• Assembled wing

• Servos (JRPS537 or equivalent) (2)

• Servo extensions (6" recommended) (2)

• Y-harness (if using a non-computer radio)

• String and a weight to run servo extensions through the wing

Tools and Adhesives Needed

• Hobby knife

• Phillips screwdriver

• Drill

• Drill Bit: 1/16"

• Masking tape

• Electrical tape

• Felt-tipped pen or pencil

Step 1. Locate the servo opening in one of the wing halves.

Install the recommended servo hardware supplied with your

radio system onto your servos (grommets and eyelets). Install

a 6" servo extension lead to the servo as well. Secure the

connectors by tying a knot in the leads and wrapping with

electrical tape. This will prevent the connectors from becoming

accidentally disconnected inside the wing.

Step 2. Trial fit the servo into the servo opening. Some trim-

ming may be required, depending on the type of servo installed.

Step 3. With the servo in place, mark the location of the servo

screws used to mount the servo to the plywood servo rail inside

the wing servo opening.

Step 4. Using a 1/16"drill bit, drill the servo screw locations

marked in the previous step.

Step 5. Before mounting the servo, it would be wise to run the

servo lead and extension through the wing and out the opening

provided near the wing center. The servo lead exits are located

on the top of the wing. Turn the wing over and look for two

round openings near the center of the wing close to the wing

center. You will have to trim away the covering to expose the

opening. Use a sharp hobby knife to cut away the covering over

the opening. Do the same for the other wing half.

Section 3: Installing the Aileron Servos