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<strong>Le</strong> <strong>Courageux</strong><br />
11.28 Spade plug --- 6.3 2 P.S.<br />
11.29 Distributor --- 6.3 3 P.S.<br />
11.30 Spade socket --- 6.3 5 P.S.<br />
11.31 AMP socket --- --- 2 Multi-part, P.S.<br />
11.32 Cable, red / black --- 1.5 mm² --- P.S.<br />
11.33 Sound module --- --- 1 N.I.<br />
11.34 Bass loudspeaker --- --- 1 N.I.<br />
“FL” Spade socket for loudspeaker --- 2.8 / 4.8 2 FS<br />
11.35 Self-tapping screw Steel 2.9 Ø x 6.5 4 FS<br />
11.36 Multi-Switch decoder 16 --- --- 1 N.I.<br />
11.37 10-pin connector --- --- 1 FS<br />
11.38 Servo lead for decoder --- --- 7 N.I.<br />
Fig. 258<br />
- The component parts of the rudder system.<br />
- Gradually drill out the rudder 11.3 from the underside to a<br />
depth of 20 mm, finishing with a bore of 3 mm Ø. The hole<br />
must be exactly in line with the rudder shaft axis.<br />
Fig. 259<br />
- Screw the propeller 11.1 onto the propeller shaft 2.9 and<br />
lock it against the nut 1.8.<br />
- Slide the spacer sleeve 11.2 onto the shaft of the rudder<br />
11.3. Grease the rudder shaft lightly.<br />
- Insert the rudder into the rudder bush from the underside.<br />
- Cut a piece about 50 mm long from the jig wire “HD” to<br />
form the bottom rudder shaft 11.4; fit this in the rudder<br />
from the underside, slipping the collet 11.5 onto it at the<br />
same time.<br />
- Check that the rudder swivels freely, then tighten the<br />
grubscrew in the collet 11.5.<br />
- Mark the projecting end of the bottom rudder shaft 11.4,<br />
and cut it off at that point.<br />
Fig. 260<br />
- Fit the O-ring 11.6 and the washer 11.7 on the rudder<br />
shaft.<br />
- Slip the collet 11.9 and the socket-head screw 11.10 on<br />
the tiller, and fit it on the top end of the rudder shaft.<br />
- Connect the rudder pushrod 11.11 to the tiller as shown.<br />
- Set the rudder to the “straight ahead” position. Align the<br />
tiller at right-angles to the rudder, then tighten the sockethead<br />
screw 11.10.<br />
Fig. 261<br />
- The component parts of the rudder servo.<br />
Fig. 262<br />
- Install the plastic servo mount 11.12 in the hull in the position<br />
shown.<br />
Fig. 263<br />
Assembly and operating instructions<br />
- Set the rudder servo 11.13 to centre (neutral) from the<br />
transmitter. Connect the rudder pushrod 11.14 to the output<br />
disc of the rudder servo.<br />
- Install the servo, and connect the two pushrods using the<br />
collet 11.15 and the socket-head screw 11.16.<br />
- Check again that the rudder is at centre, then tighten the<br />
screw 11.16.<br />
26<br />
Figs. 264 and 265<br />
No.<br />
1025<br />
Notes: the wiring should be carried out in accordance with<br />
the wiring diagram (see plan).<br />
During the next stage, when you are wiring the various electronic<br />
components, be sure to read the instructions supplied<br />
with each device.<br />
It is up to the builder to make up the individual connecting<br />
leads required.<br />
Servo extension leads may be needed in order to connect<br />
particular electronic components to the receiver.<br />
Basic functions<br />
- Install the switch harness 11.17.<br />
- Unwind the flexible wire aerial attached to the receiver.<br />
Secure the receiver 11.18 and the receiver battery 11.19<br />
using Velcro (hook-and-loop) tape. Connect the receiver<br />
battery to the receiver using the switch harness.<br />
- Deploy the receiver aerial below the deck.<br />
- Withdraw the red wire from the receiver connector attached<br />
to the speed controller 11.20 and insulate the bare<br />
end, as the BEC system is not required - see the close-up<br />
sketch.<br />
- Connect the rudder servo and the speed controller to the<br />
receiver.<br />
- Check that the rudder system works correctly.