Reely remote control ARF 1500 mm EP-14 データシート

The flight controller (1) is attached on the right

of the fuselage with double-sided adhesive ser-

vo tape. 
Once you have checked the function of the con-

nected servos and the flight controller, attach

the receiver (2) with double-sided tape or servo 

tape according to the figure on the right side of

the fuselage. 
The  aerial  wire  (3)  of  a  2.4  GHz  receiver  is

guided  in  the  fuselage  bottom.  It  has  shown 

practical to place the aerial thread in a piece of 

Bowden cable tube in the fuselage. 
In remote control systems with 35 or 40 MHz

technology, the receiver aerials are clearly lon-

ger and must be guided out of the fuselage and 

tensioned backwards with a small elastic ring 

to the tail unit.
The flight battery (4) is attached to the fuselage bottom with hook-and-loop tape. The position of the rechargeable

battery depends on the centre of gravity and may deviate from the position in figure 12 in practice. Also observe the

notes in chapter „Setting the Centre of Gravity“. Figure 12 shows the plug-in contacts (5) of flight controller and flight

battery.

Cut out the canopy along the lines on the for-

med parts of the canopy.  
Cut longitudinal slots into the canopy (1) at the 

left and right in its front area. 
Turn one screw 6 x 1.2 mm each into the fuse-

lage according to the position of the canopy on 

the right and left. 
Assemble the canopy closure (see also figure

2) (figure 13, item 2).
For this, insert the pusher with spring into the 

upper housing shell and close the canopy clo-

sure with the housing lid. 
Glue  the  lid  and  upper  shell  together  with  a 

drop of superglue.