Instructions for use

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Before assembly

Check the contents of the kit. The

Fig. 01 + 02

and the parts list are

helpful.

1. Piercing the cable ducts through to the fuselage

Use a punch, a round le or a screwdriver to pierce the fuselage for

cables and the spar. To do so, place the model on its back and insert

and rotate the punch starting at the cable duct. Remove any loose foam

particles.

Fig. 03

2. Further preparations

For both rudders, prepare the glue-in rudder horns

㉔

for installation.

Fig. 04

To do so, insert the pushrod connector

㉕

into the outermost hole of the

rudder horn and assemble it together with the washer

㉖

and the nut

㉗

. Caution: Secure the nuts additionally with a drop of paint or instant

adhesive.

For safety reasons, apply instant adhesive with a pin only.

Pre-assemble the hexagon socket set screw

㉘

. Apply Zacki ELAPOR

in the "pockets" for the rudder horns, insert the rudder horns and allow

the adhesive to set.

Caution:

Adhesive may spray out during insertion - Wear safety goggles!

3. Installing the servos

Set the servos to neutral using a servo tester or remote control. The servo

arms should be positioned at 90° to the servo (correct if necessary).

Insert hot glue into the slits for the servo aps and immediately press the

servos into the recesses. If required, apply more glue into any remaining

slits on the aps. Then cut off any protruding hot glue ush and lay the

servo cables.

Fig. 05

4. Putting the rudder into operation

Use a cutter according to

Fig. 06

to open up the lateral rudder gap - it

should be approx. 1 mm wide. Then move back and forth several times

to ensure the hinge is working properly. Make sure not to overstretch

the rudders and do not tear them off! Working range approx. +/- 45°.

Fig. 06

5. Installing the spar and glue the outer wings to the middle

section

Push the spar

⓾

sideways through the fuselage and position it in the middle.

Glue it into position later on.

Fig. 08

6. Gluing the outer wings to the inner section

Adjust the external parts and glue into position with Zacki ELAPOR

Route the servo cable. Seal the cable ducts with transparent adhesive

tape. Also fasten the servo cables in the fuselage to ensure they are not

in the way when changing the battery later on.

Fig. 08

7. Gluing the spar

Check carefully that the wing is straight and not twisted against the

fuselage. The CFRP spar

⓾

must be positioned free of tension in its

shaft. Apply viscous Zacki ELAPOR

along the spar. Make sure the wing

is not subjected to any load for several minutes. Before the adhesive sets,

check and make sure the wing is positioned correctly.

8. Rudder rods

Hook the rudder rods

㉚

with Z-bend into the innermost hole of the servo

arm. On the rudder side, attach the rods to the pushrod connector

㉕

using the hexagon socket screw (M3)

㉘

and the hex wrench

㉙

, the

rudder must be set to neutral. Use adhesive tape or pieces of lm of the

decal sheet to afx the servo hoods

㉛

left and

㉜

right and to seal the

servo cable shafts.

Alternatively, the servo hoods can also be xed into position using Zacki

ELAPOR

. (Service access for the servo).

Fig. 07 + 09

9. Inserting the counterholder for the canopy lock

Coat the locking clips

㉒

with Zacki ELAPOR

and insert in the correct

position.

Fig. 10

10. Gluing the canopy glass

Glue the canopy glass

⓬

into position either with Zacki ELAPOR

UHU adhesive spray.

When using Zacki ELAPOR

, only apply a small amount of adhesive

close to the edge (note: after application, it is no longer possible to correct

the position). Alternatively, use adhesive spray.

Fig. 12a

11. Sealing the back of the fuselage

Before sealing the fuselage, glue the cable protection

㊴

into the slot

provided in the fuselage cover. Adjust the fuselage cover

in conjunction

with the canopy

. Mark the positions and glue the fuselage cover

to the fuselage

Fig. 11

Apply adhesive to the closure plugs

㉓

on the gear teeth and press them

ush into the canopy

up to the end of the gear teeth.

After the adhesive has set, test and allow the canopy to engage.

Fig. 12

Caution:

Be sure to glue the fuselage cover carefully to the fuselage,

this is the only way to guarantee the necessary structural strength.

Fig. 11

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