you're making it way to complicated. the foam in Phil's wings is plenty
dense to provide lateral and front/rear containment for a servo. it works
very well to route a cavity that puts the servo top flush with the wing
bottom with the servo being a VERY snug fit in the cavity. make enough room
for the servo arm to move where it needs to. all that is needed to retain
the servo in the cavity is a cover.. usually packing tape or vinyl servo
covers.
this really is pretty much the standard method for installing servos in
foam wings..
At 05:18 PM 10/31/2004, you wrote:
Isnip
Thanks,
John Hayes
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