Great Planes CAP 232 1.60 ARF - GPMA1410 - Manual (Page 14)

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3. Locate the two 3-3/4" [95 mm] aluminum double servo
arm extensions supplied with this kit and two large servo
wheels supplied by your servo manufacturer. For our manual
we used Futaba servos and the large wheel supplied. Your
manufacturer’s servo wheels may vary slightly.
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4. Test fit the servo arm extension as shown. The servo
arm extension should self-center on the servo wheel.
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5. Using your radio, center both rudder servos. Attach the
servo wheels with the extender to the servo. Align the arm
extender so that it is perpendicular to the servo as shown.
Use a small drop of medium CA to tack glue the arm in place
once you have it aligned correctly.
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6. Carefully remove the servo wheel and extender from
the servo. Using a felt tip pen, mark the location of the four
mounting holes in the arm extender on the servo wheel.
Remove the wheel and extender and drill 5/64" [2 mm] holes
through marks you made.
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7. Use four 2-56 x 3/8" [9.5 mm] machine screws and #2
washers to attach the extender to the wheel as shown. Be
sure to add a drop of threadlocker to the screws.
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8. Trim the 2-56 screws flush with the bottom of the extender
using a rotary tool such as a Dremel, or a pair of heavy-duty
wire cutters.
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9. Enlarge the third hole from the center on each side of
your servo arm extenders with a 3/32" [2.4 mm] drill bit.
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10. Install two screw lock connectors into the third hole
on each side of the servo arm extension as shown.
90°
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