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Skrnrhrery Nylon Control Horn, 30pcs Four-Hole Rudder Angle, with U-Clips and Screws, is Used for The Control Horn kit of KT Model Aircraft Such as Rudder and aileron.

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  • 30PCS4 hole nylon control horn with U-clamp 30pcs and screw 30pcs used for remote control of KT model aircraft parts and accessories.
  • The nylon micro control horn is made of high quality nylon. Durable and strong. , the overall height of the rudder angle is 30MM/1.18(in), the maximum clamping thickness of the rudder angle is 10MM/0.4(in), and the clamping rod is 1MM/0.04(in)
  • The rudder angle is fixed by direct insertion,The tail of the chuck is a screw fixed pull rod.It is very convenient to adjust the length of the pull rod at will.
  • Locking nylon control horn，For aileronelevator, rudder and similar applications.The backplane pushes over the serrations on the horn and locks it to the., without glue, easy to install.
  • Micro-control horn with 4 holes, easy to install and lock firmly, convenient and fast, high repeatability and durability,


Product Description

congcong nylon control horns

RC nylon control angle

%100 brand-new quality, nylon micro-control horn and U-clip screw setsed to connect control surfaces such as rudder and aileron to remote control flight.

Packing list: four-hole rudder angle 30+U-clamp 30+ screw 30

Material: nylon

Fixed: locked

Color: white

Product packaging weight:0.058 lb

Product packaging size:3.4X4.7X0.4 inch


BROCIO
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2024
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T H
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2024
These micro control horns are a breeze to use, just make a slot and glue in place, attach the control rod and you’re in business. Extremely lightweight, fit for small R/C airplanes. The one downside is that there is no technical info on the force that these may bend under, or the pin of the u-clip may give way. There seems to be an assumption that these will only be used for small scale builds, for low forces on the controls. Great for the purpose, but disclosing no data limits their use to the prescribed class.