JVB

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What are some options for setting up separate elevator halves? You can use two separate servos, a Y-pushrod. Are there any other alternatives?

Thanks.

William Robison

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Another way is a concealed tie bar running directly between them.

Bill.

Rcpilot

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You can get a bellcrank from Central Hobbies. You can use a single servo and install the bellcrank.

http://www.centralhobbies.com/contro.../Bellcrnk.html

You can use an Equalizer. It is essentially the same thing as a JR Matchbox- but about $20 cheaper. It allows you to reverse one servo and individually adjust the neutral and endpoints of both servos.

http://www.smart-fly.com/page3.html

You can use a JR Matchbox.

http://horizon.hobbyshopnow.com/prod...p?prod=JRPA900

Please don't use a reversing Y-harness. They don't work. You will always get differential throws with a reverser. You can use one if you don't need precision elevator throws, but if you want to fly precision or any competition- forget it.

There's a few options to get you started.

JVB

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Thanks for the ideas.