Eflite apprentice prob
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From: Navarre, FL
when i come in to land and im at slow speeds the rudder kicks all by itself, i dont touch the rudder at all. Is anyone else having this problem?, and how can i fix this ,i have a dx6 radio
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Shockdriver does it do thsi only in flight or on the ground as well.
If only in flight check to see you that you rudder servo is not loose in it's pocket. I always glue my servos in with Epoxy, yes tough to get out for replacement or trensferring to a idfferent model but that rubber poly glue can work loose.
If that is tight check to see with your hand on the rudder if when you actaute the servo the rudder is moving with the servo. If there is a lapse here you can have a broken tooth on a gear in the servo.
If that is ok check your connection at the rudder and inspect the clevis to rudder mounting pad area. A piece could be broken.
IF all the connections are tight and nothing loose then vhrvk the RX wiring make sure this is plugged in solid, check wires as well, although I doubt this.
Lastly then there's the TX/RX check the other stuff first then PM me your results, we'll get you figured out!
Wayne
If only in flight check to see you that you rudder servo is not loose in it's pocket. I always glue my servos in with Epoxy, yes tough to get out for replacement or trensferring to a idfferent model but that rubber poly glue can work loose.
If that is tight check to see with your hand on the rudder if when you actaute the servo the rudder is moving with the servo. If there is a lapse here you can have a broken tooth on a gear in the servo.
If that is ok check your connection at the rudder and inspect the clevis to rudder mounting pad area. A piece could be broken.
IF all the connections are tight and nothing loose then vhrvk the RX wiring make sure this is plugged in solid, check wires as well, although I doubt this.
Lastly then there's the TX/RX check the other stuff first then PM me your results, we'll get you figured out!
Wayne
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yes it is only when it is airborn and only at low speeds high speeds are no problem i will check all your suggestions adn get back to you, thanks
Taylor
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