Arm for Hitec 5945?
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It depends on the length your horn is set to. Use arm length/horn length=ratio of deflection. If you use a 1.25" arm and a 1.5" horn length then surface deflection degrees = 1.5/1.25* servo rotation.
In this case if the servo rotates full 60 degrees then surface deflects 1.5/1.25*60=50 degrees of deflection.
A longer arm puts more stress on the servo and gears.
TF
In this case if the servo rotates full 60 degrees then surface deflects 1.5/1.25*60=50 degrees of deflection.
A longer arm puts more stress on the servo and gears.
TF
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Thanks for the help. I like simple control rods. I have used the carbon fiber 4-40 rods from central hobbies alot, and like them.... Tom's method seems to be just as strong.... and cheaper... and easier to install....
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Stronger IMHO. When pulling the CH pushrods depend on a glue joint, ours are pulling against a steel rod all the way through. And when pushing ours have steel reinforcing the tube, theirs have only the tube.
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