Having trouble installing throttle servo, Help needed
07-07-2011 | 08:23 PM
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Having trouble installing throttle servo, Help needed
<span style="font-size: medium"><span style="font-family: Comic Sans MS">I have an extra 300s 60 size kit and i have installed the engine in the right position but the fuel tank is stopping me from running the throttle rod to my servo insinde the body.
pls i need help
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pls i need help
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07-07-2011 | 11:15 PM
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RE: Having trouble installing throttle servo, Help needed
What you may have to do is run the throttle linkage against the fuselage side & angle the linkage across after the firewall.
99% of model engines don't have a spring return on the throttle. The cable Huck mentions has an inner cable & an outer sleeve & is quite stiff & will pull as well as push. I find cables, either wire type or plastic type (known as snakes or Gold N Rods), the easiest for throttle linkages. - John.
99% of model engines don't have a spring return on the throttle. The cable Huck mentions has an inner cable & an outer sleeve & is quite stiff & will pull as well as push. I find cables, either wire type or plastic type (known as snakes or Gold N Rods), the easiest for throttle linkages. - John.
07-07-2011 | 11:54 PM
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RE: Having trouble installing throttle servo, Help needed
Could i turn the carbi around the other way so the throttle is on the other side of the engine and just missing the fuel tank.
07-08-2011 | 02:45 AM
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RE: Having trouble installing throttle servo, Help needed
ORIGINAL: Boomerang1
What you may have to do is run the throttle linkage against the fuselage side & angle the linkage across after the firewall.
99% of model engines don't have a spring return on the throttle. The cable Huck mentions has an inner cable & an outer sleeve & is quite stiff & will pull as well as push. I find cables, either wire type or plastic type (known as snakes or Gold N Rods), the easiest for throttle linkages. - John.
What you may have to do is run the throttle linkage against the fuselage side & angle the linkage across after the firewall.
99% of model engines don't have a spring return on the throttle. The cable Huck mentions has an inner cable & an outer sleeve & is quite stiff & will pull as well as push. I find cables, either wire type or plastic type (known as snakes or Gold N Rods), the easiest for throttle linkages. - John.
07-08-2011 | 07:15 AM
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RE: Having trouble installing throttle servo, Help needed
Can you tap a bolt hole into a fwd location of the motor mount to mount a crank that goes back to the throttle? Use ball links for connection.
