Align 600 T-rex questions
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Hello everyone,
I've just finished building a Align T-rex 600 and have a few questions as i am wrapping it up.
Does the receiver need to be wrapped in foam? I know helicopters are subject to vibration, and I have the receiver and remote antenna double-sided sticky taped to the body of the helicopter. If need be I can take them off and wrap them in foam.
The supports for the tail rudder control rod move on the tail boom when the rod is worked back and forth. What is the best way to secure these without permanantly mounting them?
Thank you for any input,
Kyle
I've just finished building a Align T-rex 600 and have a few questions as i am wrapping it up.
Does the receiver need to be wrapped in foam? I know helicopters are subject to vibration, and I have the receiver and remote antenna double-sided sticky taped to the body of the helicopter. If need be I can take them off and wrap them in foam.
The supports for the tail rudder control rod move on the tail boom when the rod is worked back and forth. What is the best way to secure these without permanantly mounting them?
Thank you for any input,
Kyle
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Hello everyone,
I've just finished building a Align T-rex 600 and have a few questions as i am wrapping it up.
Does the receiver need to be wrapped in foam? I know helicopters are subject to vibration, and I have the receiver and remote antenna double-sided sticky taped to the body of the helicopter. If need be I can take them off and wrap them in foam.
The supports for the tail rudder control rod move on the tail boom when the rod is worked back and forth. What is the best way to secure these without permanantly mounting them?
Thank you for any input,
Kyle
Hello everyone,
I've just finished building a Align T-rex 600 and have a few questions as i am wrapping it up.
Does the receiver need to be wrapped in foam? I know helicopters are subject to vibration, and I have the receiver and remote antenna double-sided sticky taped to the body of the helicopter. If need be I can take them off and wrap them in foam.
The supports for the tail rudder control rod move on the tail boom when the rod is worked back and forth. What is the best way to secure these without permanantly mounting them?
Thank you for any input,
Kyle
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