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IAR 80 · 04-19-2010, 10:00 PM

Thank you all for help.
I needed to have that measurement, so I can make the spacer, in order to have a reference starting point.Maybe not necesary, but I just feel that helpful.That way, the swashplate is paralel with the frame, and perpendicular with the main shaft.
I started with a 10mm thicknes, but one of the servo was stressed, I shaved littlr by little, until everything was ok.The resulting thickness, in my case, is 8.4mm, with servo arms perpendicular with link rods.
I still have to set the blade's pitch, and reprogram the tx.

Ovidiu

04-19-2010, 10:00 PM	#13
IAR 80 RCC Contributor I am: Ovidiu M. Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Brampton, Ontario Feedback: 1 / 100% Posts: 354 Total Props: 0	Re: Swashplate leveling 450 size Thank you all for help. I needed to have that measurement, so I can make the spacer, in order to have a reference starting point.Maybe not necesary, but I just feel that helpful.That way, the swashplate is paralel with the frame, and perpendicular with the main shaft. I started with a 10mm thicknes, but one of the servo was stressed, I shaved littlr by little, until everything was ok.The resulting thickness, in my case, is 8.4mm, with servo arms perpendicular with link rods. I still have to set the blade's pitch, and reprogram the tx. Ovidiu