New question on the AxeCp, in regards to the servo linkages:

I believe I saw a notation either in this thread, or somewhere else, that someone brought the linkages in a hole or two on the servo arms to reduce the amount of throw, thus decreasing the sensitivity of the commands from the radio.

I had picked up a second set of linkages for parts and was wondering if I widened one of the arm holes going up the arm closer to the servo and then adjusted the spare linkages to to match the existing (assumed) 'Zero' length, would the added offset of the ball link to arm linkage cause undue stress on the servo? If I get reasonable input on this today I may go out and pick up a few micro hand drillbits and do it up.

I understand also that I would likely have to readjust pitch using the disconnected motor technique again as well.

TIA for any input!

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Learner update: My AXE got me in the leg last night while pulling some livingroom hover practice. More parts (yay) and looks like the tailboom got a bit warped, but not enough to really damage it, as I was able to straighten it out somewhat so it looks like its inline with the copter.