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Do you ever notice 3 minutes after triming your piccolo it seems to start "floating" again?
Here at <font color="blue"> Woody Development </font color> we noticed this too, and have something to help.

The <font color="red">TRIM Master 2002 </font color> , that's right, for next to nothing you can have the <font color="red">TRIM Master 2002 </font color> to yourself.

We use 2 " <font color="blue">Variable Tention Devices</font color> " to HOLD the links between the servo arms and swashplate tight, so there is NO play at ALL,
keeping all the "sloppy play" out of your links, greatly increasing "trimability"
Please see the following illastration.


You can order yours TODAY for only $44.99.... but please don't be fooled by imitations, these are NOT rubberbands!! [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/cool.gif[/img] [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/crazy.gif[/img] [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/cool.gif[/img]

By putting black bands around the servo arms, ANY LITTLE movement in the servo arms will move the swashplate... try it.

Theory sounds great.... but.... i think i sees the main drive shaft between the swash and those miracle age high tech donuts yur selling...lol....?? Nice camera!

I think you're seeing the wrong thing. Look at the servo arms, now follow them up, you see the black rubber bands around the linkage?

Now go to your heli, and turned it on. Move your stick a TINY bit each way and notice all the play in the servo arms, but the metal linkage doesn't move. So by putting the bands on it holds it tight so ANY LITTLE movement in the servo arms will move the swashplate.

Use the smaller servo horns included with your HS 50's/55's.



Btw people, I don't really know this guy.



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Those are the smallest it came with crack head

Get yourself a set of HS 50's then jerk face. [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

[xxcysxx]

those servo horns are pretty big for the piccolo. i'm using the smaller horn that supplied with the hs-50 servo kit, and doesn't notice any slop in the cyclic movement at all.

by the way, you two sound like best friends. hehe i'm glad to see that.

I'm sure most of us would be good friends if we lived closer...look at the bond some of us have and it's just text!

[TMorita]

I had a real bonding experience with my helicopter....when I spilled thin CA on my fingers.

Toshi

[lanew]

Same her Toshi, I glued a finger to a blade during construction, and when I was installing electronics yesterday, I layed my arm down, pulled it up and the CA battle was stuk to it, hurt to pull it off but oh well [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/grin.gif[/img].