Dynaflite DYFA3030 - Manual (Page 16)

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1. Shape the LE of the aileron from a 1/4" x
3/4" x 24" balsa stick using the TE of the wing as a
guide. Shape the aileron LE to the shape of the TE of
the wing without the 3/32" sheeting on it.
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2. Cut the aileron LE sheeting from a
piece of 3/32" x 1/2" x 24" balsa. Do the same with
the TE from the remainder of the piece of 3/32" x
15/16" x 36". Pin and glue these pieces together over
the plan. Using the leftover pieces of cap strip from the
wing, fit and glue cap strips in place on the aileron.
This is a good time to build the other 3 aileron
frames using the same steps.
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3. Glue the LE piece you made in step one on
the frame work. You will have to unpin the tip end of
the frame work and glue it up against the LE. Glue
the ribs in position on the cap strips.
NOTE : Rib W5A is too small to die-cut to the correct
length. Cut it to length before gluing it in position.
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4. Fit and glue the hinge blocks in place using
leftover 1/4" x 3/4" balsa.
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5. Glue the frame made in step 2, to the
top of the aileron, aligning the TE of the frames to
each other.
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6. Remove the aileron from the plan.
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7. Sand the assembly to the airfoil shown in
the cross section on the plan.
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8. Build the other aileron by repeating steps 3-7.
NOTE : Before beginning construction of the fuselage
you should determine where you will mount the servos.
There are cutouts for mounting the servos in the
fuselage bottom deck and the rear of the fuselage
sides. If you are installing a gas engine you should
mount the servos in the rear of the fuselage to improve
the balance. The cutouts in the bottom deck can be
used if you are installing a lighter 2-stroke or 4-stroke
engine. Punch out the locations you plan to use and
glue the other cutouts that you will not use into place.
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1. Place the fuselage plan on your building board
and cover it with wax paper.
BUILD THE FUSELAGE
BUILD THE AILERONS