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....that, by holding the head and moving the the blade grips, up and down there is a smallest of smallest tiny movement. Very hard landing the other day, everything else checks out, the two screws that hold the blade grips are solid, this movement i am talking about is nearly nothing at all. Appreciate your advice.
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Terry
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I would suggest, although I stand ready to be corrected, that the movement is perfectly normal and to be expected.
The smallest of movements are allowed by the head dampners, and in fact if the head was solid the heli would self destruct in fairly short order, if the head had no movement/dampening
Best regards
Asfalloth. -
the bearing assembly in the align v2 grips does allow a little bit of movmement of the grips on the spindle. This doesn't effect flight when the tension forces react on the thrust races and it all stays in line.
Of course you can rock the spindle in the head block on the dampers. That movement is necessary or probably the spindle or mainshaft would snap with the shocks of hard 3D.www.heli-extreme.co.uk a good club in south Sheffield
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