Racer/Ripslinger

[BonyordnanCe]

It's hard to see, but the arm bends out and up (down elev) and pushes the servo into the body.

Tail to left, nose right.

 

[bstanley72]

You have the stopper tight on the servo horn? Some might gasp but I always leave mine just a touch loose so that the stopper can turn in the hole on the servo arm. This keeps it from bending the servo arm when you give it full throw. I do put a dab of thread lock on the nut holding the stopper on the arm to keep it from backing off.

 

[jayz 84]

Is your elevator horn in a stright line with with ur servo arm? Cause depending on how you mounted it to the elevator horn the shortness of the push rod and being on a angle at full servo throw will cause that. If thats the case youll see a twist in your servo horn to

And what bstanley72 said can be possible

 

[BonyordnanCe]

Sounds logical. I was worried about that nut -it's a tight space. I'll have to pick up some locktite. Thank you gentlemen.

 

[BonyordnanCe]

I did use the slot for the horn, and it's def at n angle. I may flip the z bend to the inside first to see if there's any relief.

That didn't work. I may just reposition the horn.