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EF Cypher 3D - Installing the Cyclic Servos

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5
The swashplate is controlled by a 120° CCPM system. Choose three
identical servos - we are using ballraced Cirrus 302BBs.
Remove the servo horns
Trim the servo horns as shown using a pair of pliers or sidecutters. You
need to trim one arm off each of the left/right servo horns and three arms
off the fore/aft servo horn as shown.
INSTALLING THE CYCLIC SERVOS
SERVO INSTALLATION TIPS
After installing the balls onto the servo horns, apply a drop of thin C/A to the ends of the threads to lock the screws into place
Make sure that you install the servo horn retaining screws to secure the servo horns to the servos
Make sure that the servos are centred and that you centre the servo horns and ensure that they're pointing in the correct direction
Make sure that you install the balls the correct distances out from the centre of the servo horns
Make sure that you install the servos with the servo output shafts pointing the correct direction
Tighten the servo mounting screws gently, yet tight enough to hold the servos rmly in place
Locate three mounted balls and install them on the underside of the left/
right servo horns and on top of the the fore/aft servo horn as shown.
Note that all three balls are mounted exactly the same distance out from
the centre on each horn.
Beginners may need to reduce the measurement to 8mm (one hole further
in on the arm) to reduce the control throw.
To give sufcient access to install the fore/aft servo, the main shaft needs
to be temporarily removed.
Using an Allen key, remove the lower shaft retaining bolt. Grip the nut on
the other side with a pair of pliers or adjustable wrench.
Loosen the grub screw in the upper retaining collar using the access point
in the main frames as shown. Do not remove the grub screw, just loosen
it.