>On a larger model like the ICON, guys have been using the JR DS 3421 
>on the stab, another nice digital servo from JR.

I was always puzzled a little by recommendations to use a mighty servo on the 
full flying stab. I totally understand the need for precision here (digital 
servos), but why use a very powerfull servo? If the stab pivots around its 
aerodynamic center and has a symmetric airfoil (both are true in 99.9% cases, 
including ICON I assume), then the control moments on the stab are near zero. 
The loads on the stab servo are miniscule compared to those of a flap servo.
Am I wrong here?

Oleg.

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