Bergen Intrepid Magnum Tazer, Manual, Page: 56 / 88

With power turned back on, reinstall the servo wheels onto the
servos, ensuring they are on straight again, and secure with the servo
wheel screw. If the output gear of your servo is metal, then it is
HIGHLY recommended to use loctite on this screw.
Next up are all the pushrods for the control system. Yes there are
quite a few of them but with a few simple rules, it’s NOT that
complicated. The plastic links are what are normally referred to as
“Rocket City” links, considered by many to be the best in the industry,
for their durability and for the fact that you can do half turn
adjustments to fine tune your controls and tracking.
Start off with the collective servo to triple bellcrank using the 30mm
rods, making the linkages 51mm from center to center or 58mm from
end to end. These dimensions are appx; you may need one turn either way
to get the setup perfect, with the idea that both links are IDENTICAL in
length. Note that the Servo wheel balls AND the balls on the triple
bellcrank are both straight up and down.