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❑ With the stabilizer assembly held firmly in place, look from

the front of the airplane at both the wing and the horizontal

stabilizer. When aligned properly, the horizontal stabilizer

should be parallel with the wing.

IMPORTANT

If the stabilizer assembly is out of alignment, remove it and use 220 grit sandpaper with a sanding block to sand down the

higher mounting side on the fuselage, then reinstall the assembly and check the alignment once more. Repeat this procedure

until you are satisfied with the alignment.

C=C-1

Step 4: Mounting the Stabilizer Assembly

❑ Using a modeling knife, cut away and remove the

covering material from between the lines you drew.

WARNING

When cutting through the covering to remove it, cut with

only enough pressure to cut through only the covering

itself. Cutting down into the balsa structure could weaken

the stabilizer and cause it to fail during flight.

❑ With the stabilizer assembly held firmly in place, use a

pencil to draw a line on each side of the stabilizer (on the

bottom) where it meets the fuselage sides.

❑ Remove the stabilizer assembly.

❑ Mix and apply a generous amount of 30 minute epoxy to all of the gluing surfaces of the stabilizer assembly.

❑ Push the stabilizer assembly back into place and realign it, double-checking the alignment once more before the

epoxy sets up. Quickly remove any excess epoxy and use pieces of masking tape to hold the stabilizer assembly firmly in

place until the epoxy has fully cured.

❑ After the epoxy has cured, remove the masking tape and look closely at the glue joints. If there are any gaps between

the stabilizer assembly and the fuselage, fill them using 30 minute epoxy for added strength.

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