Now the Kevlar cord for the pull system can be installed. A small cutout on the side elevator pylon
is necessary for the cord sleeves. Oops! Run the cables never without sleeves outwards.
You can tear through the carbon boom very easily.
Cut-out to accommodate the pull cord sleeve Feed the Kevlar cord down the sleeve as shown
To locate the two cords in the fuze, you can use
the attached 0.3 mm steel wire. Wrap the end of
the cord around the wire and fix it with a little
CA. Now you can feed the cord for the elevator
through the sleeve and through the hole in the
pylon to the outside.
Vertical Stabaliser and Rudder
This approach prevents crossing the pull cords.
Let the cord run out directly from the fuselage
tube. Mount the surface and glue the vertical
stabilizer with 5min epoxy on the boom. Sand the
end of the boom prior to gluing.
Run the rudder pull cord, and possibly the
antenna, through the openings in the tail. (see
picture) Align the vertical stabilser and let it set.
Secure the rudder pull cord.
