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Old 05-07-2003 | 02:59 AM
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Default dual servos on 4*60 elevator

I visited a local hobby shop today and after chatting with the owner, he strongly recommended I use the dual servo setup on the elevator, with one servo servicing each side of the elevator. I would like to know what you all thought of that. Is that necessary?
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Just an opinion. I am flying one and do not think it is necessary unless you are going to overpower it and fly it crazy.
Old 05-07-2003 | 01:29 PM
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Nope not me, I'm way easy on my planes. Cost too much to replace by a costly hotdoggin' mistake.
Old 05-07-2003 | 02:49 PM
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Default 4*60 Servos

I have one powered by a Magnum .91XLS with an Ultra Thrust muffler and I use 1 servo on the elevator. I relocated it to the tail, but there is still just 1 servo on the elevator.

I do a lot of acro, snaps, flat spins, etc and haven't noticed any problem.
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Default dual servos on 4*60 elevator

I would go ahead and install it. If you have mixing capabilites on your radio you can mix stuff in and do some wild stuff. Plus, its easier to set it up so you dont have one elevator move more then the other, causing it to roll...
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Just an opinion though. Ive lost a plane that I should have done it to...
Old 05-07-2003 | 03:29 PM
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Default dual servos on 4*60 elevator

I agree. It isn't necessary, but it sure makes control installation and setup easier. I've always hated having to put in that blasted torque rod between elevator halves. Invasiably, I'll always drill the holes a little off and end up having to bend and twist the rod to get the halves lined up. A whole lot easier with two servos.....

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