Also make sure one of your blades isn't badly warped since you say its going off track. Make sure all your links are the same lenth at the 3 swash points. Make sure your flybar paddles are the same length and make sure feathering shaft isn't bent. Also make sure the links are not bent or bowed. Make sure theres no binding period, lightly sand as needed for smoothness. And make sure your blades are correctly balanced, even your tail rotor blade. If everything is properly set you will enjoy your heli. If something is off on my blade cp it lets me know right away. I know you have a honeybee but there almost the same except for your bellhiller head. I have a honeybee king almost ready to go in a few days with gear driven tail, no more tail motors to worry about I have noticed in the past when I was using woodies, that even nicking your blades at the tips my helicopter would wobble or not fly correctly so the blades have to match each other as exact as you can get them. Good Luck...Jimmi