Now remove the spring and arm from the gimbal (this may require slight maneuvering of the parts to get them out from behind the main body of the gimbal). Using pliers, gently pry the head of the spring upwards off of the plastic arm. This arm and spring assembly must now be moved to the left-hand gimbal. On the right-hand gimbal, notice there is an arm-and-spring type lever mounted vertically along the inner-left side of the gimbal, the spring attached at the upper end to a plastic mounting stud. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN, as the plastic gimbal may become easily stripped.Ĥ. Line up the lever's hole over the plastic mounting stud on the gimbal, insert the screw and tighten to a snug fit (making sure the lever maintains proper alignment over the ribbed area of the gimbal). Rotate the metal rachet 180 degrees, so the screw hole is now on the bottom right side of the gimbal, and the rachet end is now pointing upward nearest the switch on the top right side, and resting on the ribbed surface of the gimbal. Physically relocate it to the gimbal on the right-hand side. Remove the silver metal rachet lever and screw from the gimbal on the left-hand side. Remove the four screws from the rear of the controller, remove the case rear half, and lay the controller face-down on your workspace.ģ. Failure to do so could result in permanent damage to your InterLink and/or your computer.Ģ. Make sure your RealFlight InterLink Controller is completely disconnected from your computer. Please contact RealFlight Support prior to performing this conversion if you have any questions about this procedure.ġ. Great Planes will not accept responsibility for incidental damage to your InterLink controller or personal computer as a result of failure to adhering to these instructions properly. Please read all instructions carefully before you begin this conversion. Hemostats (preferred), or needle nose pliers
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