servo arm position on 86" yak.

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servo arm position on 86" yak. - 5/23/2007 7:15:24 PM

Zman39

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Hey all,

I set my aileron pushrods on recommended servo arm so they were 90 degrees to horn. I would like to get some more throw when hovering. I can move the pushrod out two more holes but this causes a weird angle on pushrod. My question is will this effect anything that will be noticed in the feel of ailerons while flying?

Thanks

Z

RE: servo arm position on 86" yak. - 5/25/2007 12:46:47 AM

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I spoke to Quique about the pushrod position. If you lock out the servos in either direction, the rods are straight. Since there is maximum stress at the ends of the servo travel and not at neutral, it gives you maximum strength. Pretty trick.........

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