Single servo aileron setup RC plane DIY

[@vithyasharma]

Nice. I want full video

[@NumaVIG]

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[@ЮраПетруш]

Вітаємо в буфері обміну Gboard. Скопійований текст зберігатиметься тут.🎉

[@_namenloses_4593]

Nice design thanks. Gonna use it

[@_namenloses_4593]

@@Camqu9 tf

[@owengrossman1414]

Wow, one servo for both ailerons. How old-school is that!

[@andrewerickson6690]

Simple elegant and cheap yeah light er than 2 servos is the real boon as 250 g gets there fast

[@Andy-df5fj]

​@@andrewerickson6690 When you can get 2 gram servos, the extra servo would weigh less than all the additional hardware.

[@ModellflugMoritz]

I prever to use 2 Servos and install them in the middle of the aileron

[@ammo193]

More weight, more costly and you need to do soldering if you don't have a suitable a y-connector to connect both of them to one channel...

[@ModellflugMoritz]

Who is using a y conector ? Every reciever have a Mix function

[@ammo193]

@@ModellflugMoritz true, but I've seen many people with such decent recievers who can't program it by themselves so they find it easier to just use them both on one channel 😅

[@CrazyKiller_61]

That's really intelligent👍🏻

[@easy_3d]

What material are you using for hinges?

[@kf4293]

Pretty sweet Bro

[@aayushtiru3950]

What is that translucent thing you put in between the wing and flap?

[@notlone7721]

Love it great video but how would he pull up tho?

[@PepsiMagt]

Pull up is done with the elevators, not the ailerons. The ailerons are for roll.

[@benstrainsandthings]

I thought the elevators had to be near the centre of the plane?

[@Ethan_Make]

@@benstrainsandthings the elevators are a the the very end of the plane, those are for pitch. The ailerons are for roll located at the center of the plane. The rudder is for yaw also located at the back of the plane. Hope this helped

[@jamessmiley7379]

@@benstrainsandthings sir have you seen an airplane before ?

[@user-mz4jc3ov2v]

Какой материал используется для петель?

[@lucaspieper-cw8ll]

What is the name of that servo I need the same one

[@sabrideda7839]

Bravo talent

[@iammeobviously6815]

Theres a simpler method, but this is more uniform, and good job!

[@Storytimer556]

How

[@ammo193]

​@@Storytimer556 check out the bloody wonder by flitetest and see how the aileron servo is directly connected to both horns.... But it has to be a a distant forward and the horns need to be angled in slightly

[@Raghav-gb7sk]

What's the foam uh using ??

[@businesschickenofficial]

I need this for my cessna citation bc mine has 10 channels so im tryna minimize the channels used up

[@lukasisepp7839]

@NumaVIG_shorts Hey there. I'm a big fan of ur Videos. And I have a question. Could u tell me what drill u r using? Is this a dremel or some other brand. Cuz I'm searching for a viable option to my dremel. Mine is simply to big and I don't want to spend money on a product that doesn't work. So maybe u could help me that would be really nice :) Kind Regards

[@David_Navratil]

Whats that material?

[@imranbaig832]

But what if you wanted to move both the ailerons in the same direction?

[@omerbilir3784]

there are 2 more surfaces on the tail called elevators and they move in the same direction

[@cup1064]

ما شاء الله عليك 👏👏👏👏

[@УлугбекУмаров-ъ5м]

Super!!!

[@anwarelectricwala7492]

Love that dexterity.

[@jaimesingh110]

What is the new of theateroal you use to build the planes?

[@bajum3690]

What Kind of Wire do U use ?

[@SWIXZ]

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[@emerystaak9007]

Clean!

[@germangomez1915]

Increíble ....que bien !!!!!

[@legojet1459]

So cool

[@sahilmansoori3511]

Can sg90 servo power both ailerons on a 1.5kg plane?

[@cirak_kubilay]

just crossed my mind

[@brandonmahan7306]

What's the mini drill thing you got there

[@ptitsniper512]

Its a Dremel

[@namesax972]

which board are you using

[@SaquibGadkari1713]

Depron probably

[@joemason9187]

Mint I'm doing this to my p51

[@v4led]

there is a very high frequency to it probably 4kHz its very noisy and hurts

[@daviddavids2884]

information. excellent work.!!!!!! also known as modified strip ailerons. at :58, normally, there is a main spar, located at thirty percent of chord. thus, ideally, the mass of wing-located servos should be located forward of thirty percent. which is also the normal in-flight line of balance/cg. wonky cuts, at the inboard ends of ailerons. googletranslate

[@lourdesfigueroa2980]

Upload more!

[@brunocorrea2371]

A melhor coisa do mundo é o cara te tempo

[@ЮраПетруш]

Торкніться скопійованого сегмента, щоб вставити його в текстове поле.🎉

[@artp5030]

Аккуратно, значит полетит!

[@Parahromis]

Зачем так сложно?

[@alexandredour1049]

Sensacional

[@nickbalashov1780]

👏👍

[@camillusdv8321]

😱😱😱😍😍😍😍😍

[@mazhar0001]

DIY.. right..!!! 😂

[@SatishKumar-iu1yx]

hello sir

[@moleisrich1]

Crafty little devil

[@tocaboca-hn8pj]

😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱wou homaigat

[@g2rc]

OR you could just buy one extra cheap China servo shipped to your house for five bux and be done with it.

[@Ragnaroker]

🎃wicked is good 🎃

[@jayendradadasodhumal4343]

Op📎

[@solerandelectric636]

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