Top Flite Phasoar 035 User Manual

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2. Locate and carefully remove the 3/32" die-

cut core parts S-1 (2 each) and S-2 (2
each), and the 1/16" cap parts S-3 (4
each). Make sure your stabilator plan is
covered with clear protective material and
position each of the S-1 parts in place -
weight or pin. Glue the S-2 parts in place
to each S-1, directly over the plans.
Remove the two resultant structures from
the plan and, holding them together,

l i g h t l y sand their outer edges to match

exactly.

3. In t h i s step you are going to glue each of

the S-1/S-2 structures to a S-3 cap part,
a bottom left and r i g h t . Apply a thin
coating of glue to the bottom of each S-
1/S-2 structure, keeping i t out of the
slots, and pin or weight in place over the

bottom S-3 cap. Once again, remove the two

resultant structures from your building

board, hold them together and light-sand

their outer edges flush w i t h each other.

Re-position these parts back over the plans
and securely pin or weight in place.

4. Now test-fit each of the four (4) 5/8"

lengths of aluminum tubing in place into

the slots provided in the S-1/S-2 parts

with both of the 1/16" x 1-1/2" M.W. rods

in place. This is a good time to trim

anything that does not f i t w e l l . Refer to
drawing. Note that the two M.W. rods are
meant to be p a r a l l e l w i t h each other when

in place. Using 5-minute epoxy, glue each

tube in place into each slot in each S-1/S-

2/S-3 structure, being careful to keep glue
out of the tubes - a l l o w to cure.

5. Apply a thin coat of glue to the bottoms

of the two remaining S-3 top caps and pin
or weight these in place directly over the
tops of the S-1/S-2 structures, carefully

lining-up the inboard edges. Remove the

two structures from your building board and
remove the two 1/16" dia. x 1-1/2" M.W.
rods and pin or weight directly over the

plans.

6. Cut, f i t and glue the 1/4" x 3/8" balsa

trailing edges and tips in place - pin or

weight securely. From the 1/4" balsa stock
provided in your kit, cut, f i t and glue the
two required tip corner gussets in place.

Again using the 1/4" balsa stock, cut, fit
and glue the leading edges in place.

7. Using the 3/32" x 1/4" balsa stock provided

in your kit, cut, f i t and glue the diagonal

geodetic "ribs" in place, using the plans
as a guide. Take care here to create the
best joints that you can. Using the trim

lines shown on the right stab side, trim

the r i g h t stab t i p as shown. Remove the
stabilator structures from your building
board. Holding the right stab half over
the left. trim the left stab half tip to

match the right, w h i l e s t i l l holding the
structures together, sand the rear, inboard

trailing edge "notches" per plan.

8. The stabilator halves should now be

complete and matched. Further, when joined

together w i t h the 1/16" M.W. rods, they

should be flat in relationship with one
another. The last step is to sand these
halves to airfoil shape as shown on the
plan.

Note holes through geodetic ribs and root section
of stabs and a s i m i l a r hole through bottom of

rudder and through top of TC-1's on fin. These are

"breather" holes for covering purposes. They a l l o w
hot air to escape the structure, allowing MonoKote
to fully shrink.

IX. RUDDER CONSTRUCTION

1. Locate and carefully remove the two

required R - 1 die-cut rudder cores from
their sheets. Do the same for the two
required 1/32" R C - 1 rudder cap parts.

Start construction by gluing the two R - 1
parts together, taking care to match their
outer edges w i t h each other. Pin or weight

the R - 1 / R - 1 structure in place over the

plans.

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