Fit the circuit board inside the battery box with two JP type screws.

The USB socket and switch should line up with the holes in the battery box.  Ìt looks like this model can be powered from either batteries or a USB power supply.  This is a big step forward in my opinion.  

This completes the stage and the Pack.

Take the support with the electrical connectors and place it by the left hadn't end of the base.  

There is a location pin to ensure that you get this support in the right end, and the right way round.

Feed the cables through the hole in the base.

Fix the support to the base with two of the large screws that were supplied in the previous stage.  These screw in from below.

Fit the other support to the other end of the base using three large screws.  This can go either way round.

Feed the wires through the slot in the bottom of the base, and up through the whole so they come out in the centre of the base.

This completes the stage.

Take the connector and fit it to the right hand post of the stand part supplied in stage 101.

Feed the cable down through the square hole in the base.

Fit the cover and make sure the connector is properly seated.

Screw the cover in place with the 4 AP screws.

This completes the stage.

Place the jack plug in the left hand side of the display stand.

Feed teh cable down through the square hole in the base of the post.

Fit the cover, making sure that the jack plug sits properly.

Screw the cover in place with 4 type AP screws.

This completes the stage.

This is screwed to the hull, fitted above the section we fitted in stage 99 with 5 type LM socket head screws.

This completes the stage.

Fit the hull section in place with a couple of the socket head screws type LM.

This completes the stage.