Charles Jarman 1

Posted by Shaun Walsh on 15/09/2020 14:31:43: Posted by Charles Jarman 1 on 15/09/2020 13:36:01: Having purchased the EMS Fox V2 2300mm, I’ve finally got round to assembling it. But I’ve found an oddity! In that the flap servo cavities are not symmetrical to one another. The aileron cavities are symmetrical, it makes the servos look upside down to each other when you place the wings touching their leading edges to each other. not that it will have any effect on the flap travel, just found this odd! Normally you fit everything in a symmetrical fashion to keep a good balance. The other thing with this kit is the fitting of the control horns, I don’t think the screws are man enough! So will consider some slightly larger screws, if I can get them. keep safe, chaz It's to enable the use of Y leads to connect the aileron servos to a single channel and the flap servos to a single channel. The ailerons move in opposite directions for the same given input but the flaps move in the same direction for a given input so their physical orientation is different. Of course if each servo is assigned its own channel it doesn't matter which way round the servos are as each can be reversed individually. But of course! What a dough bag I am, thanks for clearing that up Shaun, only been modelling for a tad over thirty five years! chaz

Having purchased the EMS Fox V2 2300mm, I’ve finally got round to assembling it. But I’ve found an oddity! In that the flap servo cavities are not symmetrical to one another. The aileron cavities are symmetrical, it makes the servos look upside down to each other when you place the wings touching their leading edges to each other. not that it will have any effect on the flap travel, just found this odd! Normally you fit everything in a symmetrical fashion to keep a good balance. The other thing with this kit is the fitting of the control horns, I don’t think the screws are man enough! So will consider some slightly larger screws, if I can get them. keep safe, chaz