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* Modifications to the battery tray if you plan to install alternate contactor(s), a battery bus, etc. | * Modifications to the battery tray if you plan to install alternate contactor(s), a battery bus, etc. | ||
* Autopilot pitch and yaw servo brackets | * Autopilot pitch and yaw servo brackets | ||
** If you intend on installing a yaw damper as part of your autopilot package, you are encouraged to think about the mounting hardware for it while you are building the tailcone, as access is much easier NOW than later. See this page for more details: | ** If you intend on installing a yaw damper as part of your autopilot package, you are encouraged to think about the mounting hardware for it while you are building the tailcone, as access is much easier NOW than later. See this page for more details: [[Yaw_Damper_Servo]] | ||
* Mounting bracket for your magnetometer if you plan to install in the tailcone | * Mounting bracket for your magnetometer if you plan to install in the tailcone | ||
** [https://www.steinair.com/product/gmu-11-fuselage-mount/ GMU11 top of tailcone] | ** [https://www.steinair.com/product/gmu-11-fuselage-mount/ GMU11 top of tailcone] | ||
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Step 5 - This is the ideal time to prep and temporarily install the autopilot pitch and/or yaw servo brackets. The entire F-1035 top plate needs to come off later when you thread in the two push-rods through this opening. Don't mount the servos yet, just the pitch/yaw damper servo brackets. | Step 5 - This is the ideal time to prep and temporarily install the autopilot pitch and/or yaw servo brackets. The entire F-1035 top plate needs to come off later when you thread in the two push-rods through this opening. Don't mount the servos yet, just the pitch/yaw damper servo brackets. | ||
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