5 oclock charlie
Junior Member
hey guys this will be my first post here- finally found a simple yaw system. i had to share with the people who inspired me to make the tricopter to begin with.
place i ordered from had them to my door on 3rd day
first a pros and cons list
pros:
total cost <12.$ minus ship
miniscule parts count (total of 4) not including wire linkage of your choice
5 minute assembly not counting adjustment for servo
not having to wait on hobbyking shipping, us shipments take 2 weeks plus for me.
the overwhelming feeling of relief if you've been struggling to get a decent yaw system for your tri.
cons:
not totally precise, swivel hub uses ball bearings- i would expect some wear over time. i put 4 drops of oil on the bearings and reassembled and it was almost perfect....but not quite.
having to wait a couple days for the package to hit your door.
questions and comments appreciated- i am a newb to multirotor so is you see something wrong speak up, but if you could use my idea please gimme a shout out so i know i helped someone.
thanks
ps sound may be high so speaker check
place i ordered from had them to my door on 3rd day
first a pros and cons list
pros:
total cost <12.$ minus ship
miniscule parts count (total of 4) not including wire linkage of your choice
5 minute assembly not counting adjustment for servo
not having to wait on hobbyking shipping, us shipments take 2 weeks plus for me.
the overwhelming feeling of relief if you've been struggling to get a decent yaw system for your tri.
cons:
not totally precise, swivel hub uses ball bearings- i would expect some wear over time. i put 4 drops of oil on the bearings and reassembled and it was almost perfect....but not quite.
having to wait a couple days for the package to hit your door.
questions and comments appreciated- i am a newb to multirotor so is you see something wrong speak up, but if you could use my idea please gimme a shout out so i know i helped someone.
thanks
ps sound may be high so speaker check