Mounting Ailerons Servo
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Mounting Ailerons Servo
I have the Spektrum A6060 servos. Do you just mount the servo right to the wood through the rubber gromets and the 'c ' shaped ears of the case? Or do you make or buy an flange?
Reason I ask is the Sig MK II manual tells me to frame it in such and such away, then shows a pic that looks like it has some type of flange around it.
I can't think of what would make the difference, but thought I'd ask.
Reason I ask is the Sig MK II manual tells me to frame it in such and such away, then shows a pic that looks like it has some type of flange around it.
I can't think of what would make the difference, but thought I'd ask.
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RE: Mounting Ailerons Servo
You should have self tapping screws, rubber grommets, and brass collets.
Install the grommets, push the brass collets up from the bottom of the grommet with the flange on the bottom, then use the screw to tap a hole, remove the screw and put a drop of thin CA in the hole to harden the thread, then mount the servos.
Install the grommets, push the brass collets up from the bottom of the grommet with the flange on the bottom, then use the screw to tap a hole, remove the screw and put a drop of thin CA in the hole to harden the thread, then mount the servos.
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RE: Mounting Ailerons Servo
ORIGINAL: BarracudaHockey
You should have self tapping screws, rubber grommets, and brass collets.
Install the grommets, push the brass collets up from the bottom of the grommet with the flange on the bottom, then use the screw to tap a hole, remove the screw and put a drop of thin CA in the hole to harden the thread, then mount the servos.
You should have self tapping screws, rubber grommets, and brass collets.
Install the grommets, push the brass collets up from the bottom of the grommet with the flange on the bottom, then use the screw to tap a hole, remove the screw and put a drop of thin CA in the hole to harden the thread, then mount the servos.