Swash links at a slight angle does it matter?

[Dissmantle]

I thought about cutting the lugs off but wondered if it would cause any issues

Been flying like this without any issues..

[Planehazza]

Here ya go

I've been reading up on this, and that is actually the right way to do it. The idea is that is not 90 at centre like we're all used to, but at 90 nearer the ends of travel where the servo is at its most stress/least strength. This is often how aileron servos are set up on large planes.

[chrisleematt21]

Might have to try it

[Grumpy]

I've been reading up on this, and that is actually the right way to do it. The idea is that is not 90 at centre like we're all used to, but at 90 nearer the ends of travel where the servo is at its most stress/least strength. This is often how aileron servos are set up on large planes.

That would give vast differential travel either side of center. In fact to create differential movement is the only reason something like this might be done on ailerons, many planes benefit from differential aileron movement (more up than down).