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1.5 turns on the main needle
about 20degs anti clockwise of horizontal (when its sitting in the heli) on the mixture screw.
Ade
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My OS50SXH setting (in two R50's) are a bit richer on the low end, and a bit leaner on the top end in comparision to Ade's settings, but there probably isn't much in it.
the idle mixture adjustment screw is also called "the low end needle"
same goes for the main needle too.
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Doh, sorry Belair, I shouldn't have dipped into techno speak !
"Low End", it the idle adjustment needle, which is the little screw located between the "prongs" of the U shaped, copper, "thing" on the side of the carb, just next to the mixture needle. The screw, which is actually a cam, only rotates about half a turn in total. The "neuteral" setting is with the screw slot parallel with the two "arms of the copper U. As I said it only rotates a very small amount, therefore any adjustment of this screw will be tiny.
The "High End" is the knurled knob, which is the main mixture adjustment. This has a little spring clip, that makes it "Click" when turned. Therefore if someone says "I richened it by a couple of CLICKS" you'll know what they mean (after you read and understood what I've written below )
Both of these two adjustments, RICHEN the mixture when turned in a anti-clockwise direction (i.e. undoing them), and LEAN the mixture when turned in a clockwise direction (i.e. doing the up)
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