Thanks guys,
Few things tho i forgot to mention, it wont be running the servo insde the fuse with a push rod, the servo's mount on the tail of the fuse externall which is good fromt he point of view i have no push rods, but makes it harder when deciding my issue, as i can either run two servo's or one, not one with a split pushrod. I am running a JR x2610 radio, so its capable of a fair bit, so it should being the worlds most sophisticated 6 channel 'supposedly'... but i like the idea of dual servo's thats why i asked, more so for the extra grunt due to the load that will be on such a large elevator i couldn't see one doing it efficiently, more to the point i'd see one servo causing the elevator to flex from point to point as the elevator isn't being pushed in the center... But basicall if i run dual servo's it means one servo will have to be in the other direction right? Otherwise they will travel in opposite directions... does this mean having a longer pushrod on one side it will effect the distance the elevator moves on that side? Any help is greatly appreciated guys! Thanks alot.