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thanks to <a href="http://www.bsom.org/">BSOM</a> for the time lapse assembly video!
Step by step instructions:<br><h2>FORUM</h2><br>
Ask questions and find answers at the Drone Lab builders <a href="http://casperelectronics.com/ghostwizard"><strong>forum</strong></a><br> 
<h2>DOWNLOAD</h2><br>
We have released two versions of the Drone Lab PCB. Look at your PCB to see which version you have. <br><hr/><strong>V2.0</strong> (the document is titled "version 1" but it complies with PCB V2.0)<br>-<a href="http://casperelectronics.com/ghostwizard/public_files/Drone_Build_Diagramsv4.ppt">Power point document</a><br>
-<a href="http://casperelectronics.com/ghostwizard/public_files/Drone_Build_Diagramsv4.pdf">PDF file</a><br><hr/><strong>V2.1</strong><br>-<a href="http://casperelectronics.com/ghostwizard/public_files/Drone_Build_Diagramsv5.ppt">Power point document</a><br>
-<a href="http://casperelectronics.com/ghostwizard/public_files/Drone_Build_Diagramsv5.pdf">PDF file</a><br>
<hr/><strong>Housing Assembly</strong><br>
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The screw should thread into the nut pushed into the foot. If it doesn’t, try tightening the nut between the circuit board and the back plate so that the screw pushes out further through the back plate. Also try squeezing the face of the foot  as you turn it onto the screw. This will push the nut in further and hold it in place as you thread it onto the screw.
If you still have problems and feel industrious, use a counter sink bit to bevel the holes on the face plate a LITTLE. this will allow the flat head screws to push in a little bit further and will give you enough length to easily grab the nut on the back. 