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| Bad-ass Super Contributer! ![]() Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Middletown, Delaware Age: 32
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I could be wrong here and if so you can call me a and tell me to shutup but the middle picture that you just posted looks to me like the servo needs to be rotated 180'. Your arm is exactly strait with the servo at neutral. If your going for 3d throws I would think you would want it offset a bit so you can get max deflection when the arm is at 45'. JMO Ok i will shutup now.
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| But I Like the Cookie!!! ![]() Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Western, pa, usa Age: 26
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I would think so also, BUT, since there is no manual with pics or anything, I actually tried both ways. The servo will give max deflection in either position, but mounting at 180deg. creates a problem with the servo wire. the wire has to pass under the servo due to the construction of the stab, and will not let the servo sit flush on the mounting tabs. given that condition I chose to mount as shown. good catch, fortunatly I caught it also. don't shut up if you see anything I would rather catch it now instead of on the maiden flight. I was able to mount the rudder servo tonight and hook up the pull pull system. It went smoothly as I knew in advance I was going to have to re-engineer the mounts to make my servo fit. (hs-5745)
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| But I Like the Cookie!!! ![]() Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Western, pa, usa Age: 26
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Yeah hinging sysetem is really nice, but the rubber bands....umm no. I'll fix it.
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| Our goal is your sataisfaction ![]() Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Knoxville,Tennessee
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Rob- Rob- this has been corrected and all are now thumb screws for retention..We had to buy out the existing inventory from the supplier who was taking direction from the prior dealer.. this was the fist thing we changed.. ALL are now as they should be.. in todays times you would have to be a little crazy.. ok alot crazy to produce planes with rubberbands. ALL done here.
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| But I Like the Cookie!!! ![]() Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Western, pa, usa Age: 26
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Glad to hear that DeWayne. It's a simple fix to do. I just cut out some mounts on my CNC when I make the fuel tank mounts. I have been swamped lately but I have more pics and have made progress on the plane. The gluing,pinning of the firewall is done. the ignition system is mounted along with the opto kill and switch. the fuel system is complete. and I am working on wiring up the 42% 2-pac system and figuring out where I want to put the throttle servo. Being that this is my first Yak, do these planes tend to come out nose heavy or tail heavy? I will post pics as soon as i get a chance.
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| Our goal is your sataisfaction ![]() Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Knoxville,Tennessee
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we were able to balance all of our with any kind of batteries just by moving them.. no weight..
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| Royal Evo 12 Pilot ![]() Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Maryland Heights, MO
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When I saw this Yak (in your original product announcement here on FG) I thought it looked great except for the 2 servos per wing. Is that still the way the are? Or has this been changed in the latest version? If I got one off the site this week, would I get the rubber band version or the screw version? I might not be as creative as RCPilot82! ![]() MadDog Joe
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| Our goal is your sataisfaction ![]() Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Knoxville,Tennessee
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Great question.. and to answer your question all are now wing bolt versions.. and I will be glad to get it to you asap.. we are offering a special in the 88 and 85 in version now..
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| But I Like the Cookie!!! ![]() Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Western, pa, usa Age: 26
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The new versions are all supposed to have one servo per aileron from what I understand. I am undecided on if I will modify mine or not. I have made lots of progress on the plane but haven't found any time lately to post the pics or continue the work. It's supposed to rain for a few days here so hopefully I can update the thread and make some headway on this project.
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| Royal Evo 12 Pilot ![]() Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Maryland Heights, MO
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MadDog Joe
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MadDog Joe
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