Originally Posted by JetPlaneFlyer
just to clarify and prevent anyone making the situation worse...
Moving the pushrod onto a hole position closer to the surface will INCREASE throw, not reduce it. to reduce it you need to move the pushrod outward on the horn. Opposite applies on the servo end, but that's not an option with linear servos.
Here are some photos of my Brushless converted Su. Notable features:
- 5g brushless motor.
- 2cell lipo mounted in an extended belly slot.
- Carbon stiffeners in both elevator and rudder.
All up weight with brushless conversion and carbon stiffeners is 38g, only a couple of grams up on stock... flies like you would expect
Steve
My bad, Steve is absolutely correct on the arm adjust. I thought about that twice when I typed it and still got it backwards
Steve: very nice motor conversion, yours should fly like what people were hoping for when it came out. Are you still using the stock receiver/ controller?