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Mar 18, 2002, 11:28 AM
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Galesville, Wisconsin, United States
Joined Dec 2000
48 Posts
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Pull/Pull System for r/c
I am interested in using a pull/pull system for rudder and elevator and would like to know if you should use a servo linked to a bellcrank to drive the cables (Spiderwire) or can you connect the pull/pull wires directly to the servo with out damaging the servo drive componets? Any drawings available?
Would appreciate any input. Thanks |
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Mar 18, 2002, 11:38 AM
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Grand Prairie, Texas, USA
Joined Mar 2000
821 Posts
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I am probably doing all of the things that you should not do, but this is what I have on one plane:
43" Span, 48oz, AF 035G, 8 cell CP1700. Using a standard HS 81 (plastic Gears) with spiderwire, 30# test tied directly to the servo arms, then crossed to make a proper exit from the plane to the rudder. I am even using a steerable tailwheel attached directly to the rudder. I had to cut into the covering yesterday to tighten the lines up a bit, but have thus far never stripped a gear. |
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Mar 18, 2002, 01:13 PM
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Vancouver Boundary, Canada
Joined Dec 2001
367 Posts
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Pull-pull
Heres my E3D setup. Hs-85, nylon coated fishing leader.
Weighs less than putting the servo in the tail. Sorry for the poor quality picture. |
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Mar 18, 2002, 01:18 PM
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Palmdale, CA
Joined Oct 2000
12,693 Posts
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Check this out for the smallest possible installation of puul-pull:
http://www.charlesriverrc.org/articl...er_kahudlg.htm |
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