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I did a version of the OFNA linkage mod and was not satisfied with the results. The throttle linkage was bending a lot and that introduced some lag when pressing the throttle, plus it was not that precise in general due to the bendy throttle mix arm.
Here is my new take on the OFNA linkage mod:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-p2w659bXo
There's only one bend in the throttle linkage and I made some kind of "brake stopper" which you'll see in the video, works pretty well!
The throttle mix arm is this: http://www.ghhobby.com/proddetail.php?prod=2604
I hope I can inspire somebody with this!
Here are some pics:
I ordered some Team Associated balls that came with a screw but they were not the right size… so I dremeled the ball until it fit in the OFNA cups. It fits even better than the OFNA balls and does not stick. I used some threadlock on the screw so it doesn't come off.
I re-made the linkage to the throttle and bent the metal bar so there would be zero slack:
The Team Associated ball is also lower, so it pushes more "directly" on the mix arm:
Gratuitous shot of my hands:
Here is my new take on the OFNA linkage mod:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-p2w659bXo
There's only one bend in the throttle linkage and I made some kind of "brake stopper" which you'll see in the video, works pretty well!
The throttle mix arm is this: http://www.ghhobby.com/proddetail.php?prod=2604
I hope I can inspire somebody with this!
Here are some pics:
I ordered some Team Associated balls that came with a screw but they were not the right size… so I dremeled the ball until it fit in the OFNA cups. It fits even better than the OFNA balls and does not stick. I used some threadlock on the screw so it doesn't come off.
I re-made the linkage to the throttle and bent the metal bar so there would be zero slack:
The Team Associated ball is also lower, so it pushes more "directly" on the mix arm:
Gratuitous shot of my hands:
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