Yes it is designed for a full size rudder servo.

Originally Posted by rocket_33

I am thinking of the following....any thoughts

Hacker A50-16s
Talon 90 esc
3 MKS HV737 Elev & Ail
1 MKS HBL950 Rudder

That's looks like a great set up.

Originally Posted by rocket_33

I am thinking of the following....any thoughts

Hacker A50-16s
Talon 90 esc
3 MKS HV737 Elev & Ail
1 MKS HBL950 Rudder

That should work out very well. The other option is to go with a 4th 737 and put the rudder servo on push pull. That is what I did with my airplane.


I'll post some pictures of my plane here shortly. If anyone has any questions on the plane let us know.

Andrew

Trying to lock things down; is there a rear mount for the push pull rudder and is this mount made for the mini? Potential CG issues with servo in tail (presuming Mini) vs standard in the main area using pull pull I presume? Deciding to order 3 or 4 737s

The post just above your give you the answer from the designer......what else you need?

Originally Posted by Dansy

The post just above your give you the answer from the designer......what else you need?

The question i followed up with requests more details. Is there a problem with that or should we just blindly follow? Your post was unnecessarily rude and pointless

Ok rocket sorry for the delay alot happening at AJ aircraft with the release of 3 new planes and many other projects hers a couple pics there is a tail mount for push pull it is designed for a mini and you should be able to achieve your cg accordingly. I would still suggest that you use pull pull but its all personal preferance.

The cutouts are a little hard to see but if you look close you can see them. they are mini servos only.

Originally Posted by rocket_33

The question i followed up with requests more details. Is there a problem with that or should we just blindly follow? Your post was unnecessarily rude and pointless

Sorry didn't want to sound rude....I guess I didn't understand your question.... I taught you were asking if it work.......

Originally Posted by Scottyb313

Ok rocket sorry for the delay alot happening at AJ aircraft with the release of 3 new planes and many other projects hers a couple pics there is a tail mount for push pull it is designed for a mini and you should be able to achieve your cg accordingly. I would still suggest that you use pull pull but its all personal preferance.

Granite work surface ... very nice for alignment and setup I would imagine ... very nice

Originally Posted by rocket_33

Trying to lock things down; is there a rear mount for the push pull rudder and is this mount made for the mini? Potential CG issues with servo in tail (presuming Mini) vs standard in the main area using pull pull I presume? Deciding to order 3 or 4 737s

On my setup I have the A50-14s running 6s 4400 mah packs and with the servo in the tail the front of my battery is right at the F1 former. I think you will be ok either way but for me I wanted to try it out on Push pull.

Andrew

Originally Posted by ltc

Granite work surface ... very nice for alignment and setup I would imagine ... very nice

Thank you nothing but the best!! lol

Originally Posted by Andrew Jesky

On my setup I have the A50-14s running 6s 4400 mah packs and with the servo in the tail the front of my battery is right at the F1 former. I think you will be ok either way but for me I wanted to try it out on Push pull.

Andrew

Thank you very much. I will go with the Push Pull as I will then use my Carbon pushrods.

Thanks again

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Sorry for the delay here are some pictures of mine.

Andrew

Very nice plane, Andrew. I currently have a 62" Osiris and absolutely love it... you did an awesome job with the design. i'm looking for a back up. Can you give a quick description of how the Acuity compares?
Some of my favorite things about the Osiris... Effortless vertical lines, axial rolls, zero mixing other than a tad of down elevator for downlines (running the CG slightly ahead of where you recommend), solid in windy conditions, and perfect landing gear placement for no-bounce landings. Hopefully the Acuity retains all these great qualitites!