Mar 20, 2012, 01:06 PM
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Joined Jun 2011
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Originally Posted by ChopperJack
I was taking a closer look at my V400 the other day and noticed somethinhg that might apply here. Back when the heli was new, I thought my motor was not setting square on the motor mount so I used a shim on the aft side (main shaft side) to make the pinion engage the main gear at 90 degrees.
Now I am noticing the main gear is not parallel to the upper frame opening. It is high in the back and low in the front. The gear is high toward the aft end. This makes the pinion appear not to be engaging the main gear at 90 degrees. In order for the main gear to be "off," all those frame holes which hold the bearing blocks, or maybe just the top set, have to be off. Might this be a possibility on all V400's and possibly why the top set of holes are off? It might be a possibility we are just duplicating what is there.
Bravo on a genius grade analysis of the frame dilberto!
I may be loosing my mind and/or eye sight but viewing the aft end of the gear, there is more clearance between it and the lower frame than the forward end.
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Hey Jack, I had a similar thing on mine and I'm guessing that walkera doesn't hold very tight tolerances. You do bring up a good point there, if the top bearing block holes don't line up exactly with the original, it might be the original that is off. When I drew it up I made sure the bearing block holes were square and parallel (I don't have my dimensions on me but I think the holes are 25mm between the top block and the bottom, and 12.5mm between the holes of each block). I'll be interested to hear a liitle more info from heli biggie on which holes and how far off they are
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