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The one piece wing required no assembly. I mounted the servos to the servo hatches, installed the "Y" harness to the servos, and mounted the servo hatches. It couldn't have been easier.

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Posted by: RichN on Jul 19, 2006 06:47 AM
The one piece wing required no assembly. I mounted the servos to the servo hatches, installed the
 
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All the additional E-Flite components needed to get in the air.
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Very clear, step by step photo detailed instructions. This particular page shows different engine options and mounting instructions. The instructions left nothing to the imagination...or error.
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Fuselage straight out of the packaging. Note the noise wheel, cowl, hinges and pushrods were already installed!
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The cowl fit nicely! Even the cooling holes were pre-cut.
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