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Stinson Reliant SR-10 BNF/PNP - HobbyTown USA

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Installing Optional Flaps<br />

The <strong>Stinson</strong> <strong>Reliant</strong> is equipped with a servo pocket under the<br />

wing (inside the fuselage when the wing is installed) for making<br />

flaps operational. In addition to the flap pushrod set included<br />

with the aircraft, a servo (PKZ<strong>10</strong>90) is required, and servo<br />

extension (JSP981<strong>10</strong>) is recommended.<br />

4. Power on the transmitter and move the flap or gear switch to<br />

the up position.<br />

5. Turn off radio and disconnect battery from the aircraft. (See<br />

image 2 for servo arm orientation in the up position.)<br />

6. Install flap servo in pocket in the underside of the wing using<br />

hot glue, silicon glue, or double-sided servo tape.<br />

Note: A removable glue is recommended, so flap servo can be<br />

removed if needed.<br />

1. Adjust the servo arm for control of the flaps (see photo).<br />

2. Install servo lead or extension (JSP981<strong>10</strong>) in the gear channel<br />

of the receiver.<br />

7. Attach flap pushrods to flap servo.<br />

8. Attach flap clevises to flap torque rod.<br />

9. Cut left and right sides of each flap at panel lines to make the<br />

flap free to move. Make sure there is 1/16 inch gap between<br />

the flap and the wing to prevent interference between the two<br />

surfaces.<br />

Outermost edge of flap<br />

3. Install the flap servo connector in the servo extension or<br />

install servo plug in the gear channel of the receiver.<br />

Root of flap, nearest fuselage<br />

<strong>10</strong>. Power on the aircraft and transmitter and make sure there<br />

is the same travel for both flaps. Adjust the clevises on the flap<br />

pushrod to ensure that both flaps are symmetrical, both in the<br />

up and the down positions.<br />

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