Chris Bergen
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| The small servo wheel is appx 1" in diameter. It's the one that comes with the servos such as the 8311 or the analog servos.
I just received my first 8611 servo last week and it came with the LARGE servo wheel of appx 1 1/2" diameter.
If you look at the picture I posted, you will see 2 sets of "six pack" holes and 2 sets of 3 holes in a row. The highlighted hole are the ones you put the balls in.
On the LARGE wheels, you will only have 2 "five packs" and 2 sets of three in a row.
Here is an excerpt from the latest edition manual,
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| At this point you need to have the servos plugged into the receiver and powered up. All servos need to be centered. This means trims are centered, all sub trims are zeroed, and any mixing is turned off. Using a straightedge of some kind, make a line from the center of the bellcrank to the center of the servo wheel, in this case we will use the elevator system. As you can see, we have turned the wheel so the straightedge travels through the 3 hole sides and the 6 packs are equally spaced on the side. Mark the rearmost, outermost two holes on the wheel. This is where you will install the servo balls.
Concerning JR wheels, you may notice a number on the backside of the wheel. There are at least 5 different wheels that we know of. If you can’t get a certain wheel to center properly, rotate it 180 degrees. If that doesn’t help try a different numbered wheel, available from Horizon.
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