Servos that don't center properly result in a bird that won't hold trim settings consistently.

I have a pair of 615MGs running the tail of my Ultra Stick. These servos have the same tendency to double-center - the plane tend to climb, dive or yaw slightly depending on the last input given. Very annoying.

As for my Cap (still unbuilt) - I'll be using the following:

• FMA 3601 coreless servos on all flying surfaces (two on the elevator)
• JR 517 or FMA 360 on throttle
• CF pushrods for the elevator and rudder
• H9 titanium links on the ailerons
• Ball links on all flying surfaces - 4-40 size, I guess
• CF landing gear (from troybuiltmodels.com)
• Either 3.25" or 3.5" rubber wheels depending on what fits in the wheelpants (I haven't looked) - our field is quite rough
• Sullivan tailwheel bracket for 10-lb+ aircraft
• Mvvs 1.60 gasser
• 18x8 or 20x6 prop once the motor has been run in
• Al spinner
• 4-cell 1650 NIMH rx pack
• 4-cell 1100 nicad pack for ignition

I've probably forgotten something, but those are the major items.