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STEP 44 Elevator & Rudder Linkage ( Helicopter & Airplane radio )
Pushrod G
Rudder Servo
Step 44
The Rudder linkage for the tail rotor is set up the same for both Helicopter and Airplane radios,
the pushrod changes the pitch of the tail rotor blades to increase or decrease the torque compensation to
rotate the nose of the helicopter about the main shaft.
Use a servo horn in the shape of a cross and trim the 3 of the 4 arms off. Install one steel ball and
one 2mm nut at a distance of 10mm from the center of the servo remember to use threadlock. The Rudder
Pushrod (G) will at this point be installed up to the upper frames, holding the pushrod hex connector
thread the short rudder pushrod and attach the ball link to the servo end. Having the radio on and the
rudder trim centered press on the servo horn onto the servo set at 90 degrees to the servo and align the
rudder bellcrank to 70 degrees as shown in the diagram.
Install one steel ball into the servo arm from the bottom
secured with one 2mm nut. Trim the excess of the
screw off flush with the nut.
Elevator Servo
Pushrod E
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The rudder pushrod
has to pass through
here first before it
can be attached to the
long pushrod and
connector.
As the elevator stick is moved
upwards the elevator pushrod will
move backwards tilting the
swashplate forewards.
As the rudder stick is to the
right the rudder pushrod will
move forewards increasing the
thrust in the tail blades rotating
the nose to the right.