Installing The Propeller; M) Mounting The Propeller; N) Mounting The Wheels And The Wheel Covers; O) Installing The Receiver - Reely SKY SR-22 Bedienungsanleitung

m) Installing the propeller
Mount the propeller blade tappet on the motor shaft. Mount the base plate of
the spinner (1) and then the propeller. Insert a washer and screw the propeller
in place with a nut. Tip the propeller to see whether it runs well and check if
anything is dragging. The distance between the motor hood and the base plate
of the spinner should be approx. 2 mm.
Put the spinner cap into place (2) and screw the cap together with the base
plate.

n) Mounting the wheels and the wheel covers

Note: If you want to start and land your model on a grass runway, you should
not mount the wheel covers due to the low ground clearance. The wheels are
installed as usual.
The kit contains two slightly larger wheel covers for the main landing gear and
a wheel cover for the front landing gear. The installation of the wheel covers for
the front and main landing gear is the same.
In sequence, slide on a wheel cover (1), an adjuster ring (2), the wheel (3) and
then another adjuster ring (4) onto the stub axle of the landing gear.
Align the wheel centrally and make sure that the wheel turns easily. Fix this unit
into place with the grub screws (5).
Mark the position of the assembly bracket (6) on the outside of the wheel cover.
Using a 1.2 mm drill bit, drill the holes in place and attach the wheel cover with
two 2 x 8 mm screws on the landing gear.
o) Installation of receiver
Once you have checked the function of the connected servos and the speed
controller, attach the receiver (1) with double-sided tape or servo tape as
illustrated.
The antenna wire is guided to the rear to an opening in the fuselage floor. We
recommend installing the aerial wire in a piece of Bowden cable tube in the
fuselage.
Practical tip:
Prior to mounting the receiver, insert short servo extension cables for the ailerons
(2) into the matching receiver outputs and let the coupling pieces protrude on
the left and right of the fuselage. This facilitates connection of the aileron servos.
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