kregan

I tend to over think things and looking at my motor mounting options for my the Brio
is no exception.

On my OS140RX I had a hyde mount with 1/8" ply glued to the back and the thrust
angle was sanded into the ply. I could do the same for the electric but that requires
removing the motor to adjust.

I started to draw up a 3 point adjustable mount that could be adjusted in the field, then
permanent shims cut at the shop. I stopped and said "self" just shim the damn thing
and fly it! LOL

So how are you guys dealing with thrust line angles with the electrics?

kregan

or simply do this and shim as needed

Jeff Worsham

My Feedback: (28)

Recently graduated to my first 2M electric and I thought this adjustable mount would make for easy adjustments. Problem was that I couldn't accurately/consistently control each adjustment. So it's funny you ask- I gave up on adjusting the mount yesterday, went to shims and had much better results trimming today.

KGSS28

Shims work for me .

Anthony-RCU

My Feedback: (2)

When I converted my Brio I cut a new firewall so the motor was flush. Any adjustment just required small shims.