DLA 32 Throttle Return Spring Question.....>>>
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DLA 32 Throttle Return Spring Question.....>>>
Finally, after a few months the Seagull Ultimate 90 is about to hit the bench. My new DLA 32 showed up today and after giving her a quick once over I moved the throttle and man oh man is that sucker hard to move!
It has ultra smooth action so I am quite sure it is not binding. It is just some intense spring pressure.
Do you guys alter that return spring or just put a super stout servo on it for the throttle?
Thanks!
It has ultra smooth action so I am quite sure it is not binding. It is just some intense spring pressure.
Do you guys alter that return spring or just put a super stout servo on it for the throttle?
Thanks!
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Leave the spring on, just disconnect it so it is loose. Someone will chime in saying you should leave it hooked up, though...
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RE: DLA 32 Throttle Return Spring Question.....>>>
Thanks guys. It just seems like quite a bit of pressure for a servo to be working against in flight.
Maybe a longer throttle lever would be in order for a better leverage ratio?
Maybe a longer throttle lever would be in order for a better leverage ratio?
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RE: DLA 32 Throttle Return Spring Question.....>>>
ORIGINAL: VIRGINIA MODEL BUILDERS
When I set up an engine I remove the throttle and chocke arms.I replace them each with a steering control arm.
When I set up an engine I remove the throttle and chocke arms.I replace them each with a steering control arm.