Great Planes Fling 2m Sailplane ARF - GPMA1062 User Manual

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5. With the inner left wing section flat on your workbench

and the center joint on the wax paper, raise the right wing tip
9-1/2" [241 mm] to properly set the dihedral. Block the raised
right wing at the desired height and make a mental note of the
position needed for it to maintain that dihedral.

6. Remove the joiner from the wings. Cover the joiner, left

and right wing root ribs and pockets in the wing panels with
a moderate, but not excessive amount of 30-minute epoxy.
Join the wing halves together making sure the wing joiner is
centered. Ensure that the left wing remains flat and that the
right wing tip is 9-1/2" [241 mm] from your workbench and
can remain that way undisturbed until the epoxy has
hardened. Remove any excess epoxy with a paper towel
and denatured alcohol, being careful not to disturb the joint.
Hint: Use masking tape to hold the wing together while the
epoxy hardens.

7. Glue the plywood TE support centered on the TE of

the wing with CA.

8. Glue the carbon fiber wing dowels into the fuse with

a small amount of thin CA. Be sure the length of the carbon
on each side is equal.

1. Locate the two small holes in the stab. Remove the

covering from these holes using a sharp hobby knife.

2. Insert the fin posts into the holes in the stab as shown.

These two parts joined together will be referred to as the tail
assembly
from this point.

3. Attach the tail assembly to the tail boom as shown.

Assemble the Tail

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