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https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/show....php?t=1439534 Basically, if you buy something at full price, you might get a buddycode for it for a discount that lasts 2 weeks, then expires. You share that code with anyone. Anyone who uses the code will get the discount, and you will get some bonus points that you can use on a future order. VERY IMPORTANT: buddycodes only work if you are already logged into the hobbyking site, then click the buddycode link. The price will have a '*' next to it. Also buddycodes are specific to a warehouse, so USA buddycodes will not work elsewhere, etc. Whenever I'm placing an order to HK, I take a look at the online buddycode engines to see if there's a discount available on the items I'm buying. Check the 'Hot Deals' forum for URL to engines, and posted buddycodes. |
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I believe the Bixler uses a 6mm OD wing tube. I reinforced mine by sliding and gluing a smaller .188" tube inside the stock one. Were you using any method for holding your wings in like velcro on the wing root ends or the rubber band method? If not, you may want to look into doing so. Good luck! Aeronca |
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My servo tester/cycler came today and it's already proven to be a very worthwhile item! I have a large number of new HXT-900's and started testing them. Out of four tested so far, I have come across two that were "twitchy" and that vascillated when in "neutral". I put the tester on automatic and exercised each of them for about 5 minutes and both now are dead calm at neutral and no longer "twitchy". I have long suspected servos like these acted the way they did because of the less-than-perfect meshing of the gears caused by the gear molding process. I don't know if my suspicions were correct or not, but exercising them a bit has them both working very smoothly and each now has a dead calm neutral.
The manual mode on the tester is great to test slow movements and to verify the neutral position by moving the servo as far as possible in one direction then hitting the neutral button. The "automatic" setting is excellent for getting a good gear mesh - or whatever the exercising does for it. I normally would put "twitchy" servos aside and tend not to use them unless I got desperate, so I have a back log of several different sized servos to check out now along with all of the new ones. I highly recommend a tester now and couldn't have expected more - especially for $9.90 shipped! Aeronca |
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