t: Friday, March 04, 2005 8:17 PM
Subject: Re: [RCSE] sticking stuff to servos.
I'm not sure what kind of plastic the cases are made
of but here is a thought. If they are made of a
plastic that will accept a model airplane cement or
some other solvent based adhesive you could get some
styrene angl
I'm not sure what kind of plastic the cases are made
of but here is a thought. If they are made of a
plastic that will accept a model airplane cement or
some other solvent based adhesive you could get some
styrene angle material from a hobby store with model
train parts. The good thing about cement
How would mounting a servo to a piece of aluminum, say .020" thick, with
servo tape and then screwing the aluminum to the aircraft work? I think it
would be fairly light and should hold well. You could trim the current
mounting tabs off of the servo to save some weight as well. Harley's post
pop loose, but
I had not scuffed the heat shrink. Started doing that after this one came
loose. Won't happen in any normal flight.
Ed
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From: "Harley Michaelis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 11:43 AM
Subject: [RCSE] sti
My objective was to stick 1/4" angle brass to the ends of servos for side
mounting.
I tried CA, silicone, quick epoxy, Gorilla Glue and Goop. Another modeler
said he tried black CA that did not work.
A film of Goop does a good job left to cure overnight.
A modeler offered a neat website http://
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