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From: "Alan K. Adamson" <aadamson@highrf.com>
Subject: Legacy roll AP connection
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I'm working on my AP install.  I've got the trurak and for the roll servo,
it calls for a starting length of 18.5" from center of pivot to center of
pivot on the roll AP pushrod.  The problem is, they didn't drill and tap the
pushrod deep enough and the best I can get with the ball ends bottomed out
is 18.75.  If I leave it at this length, I'll have no ability to shorten it
later on if needed.

How much adjustability is actually needed during final setup?  I've thought
maybe of cutting off the threaded ball ends to allow it to be shortened to
the 18.5 range, but that still may not give me any shorter adjustability.

If, I center the stick, and center the AP servo arm and stick the roll AP
servo mount down with the 18.75" length, will I need to go shorter for any
significant reason?

Thanks in advance,
Alan