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Old 09-23-2020, 08:57 AM
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Question Tail Kicks BeastX

I have an AR7200 just installed on my Gasser and the tail Kicks hard/rapidly and returns every 20 to 45 seconds. I can feel nothing unusual in the gear train or on the servo. The servo is a new Spektrum Tail servo.

Any thoughts on where to go or how to solve the kick?
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Is your motor running smoothly? Bearings all in good condition? One way ok? Clutch holding good? All of these cause a kick on the tail.
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Originally Posted by A. J. Clark
Is your motor running smoothly? Bearings all in good condition? One way ok? Clutch holding good? All of these cause a kick on the tail.
All seems well. The One way appears fine, but I will lube it as it has been sitting for more than a year. A bearing seem smooth and everything swings easy with no drag or noise.

Thx for the one way thought!
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Should have also said I overhauled the carb and it seems smooth and easy starting.
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Another thought is if the control rod to the rudder is to far out on the servo horn can cause problems.
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remove the thrust bearings and check and re-grease.

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