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Offline Richard Rollins

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Re: Tail twitch and wag with Silverline Vbar
« Reply #15 on: November 15, 2014, 10:58:41 AM »
ON my N5c and N7 I put a zip cable tie around it really snugged it up tight and have never had an issue. Used a piece of fuel tubing put the zip tie through and tightened it down over the sensor and it will not move. Just an additional thought to try.
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Offline Drew Robinson

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Re: Tail twitch and wag with Silverline Vbar
« Reply #16 on: December 03, 2014, 08:11:30 AM »
Lou,

Love the determination buddy, when this is all said and done you will know this bird inside and out. Glad your reaching out. I have spent a lot of time with Lou at our last event together. Slowly working out minor kinks we found. If weather permits I'd be willing to meet a field I'm sure we can find something in the middle of us on a weekend. We could always try swapping parts out of my machine.  Another thought like you said try a new sensor ( I actually have a spare silverline ) or set it up on a different fbl system. 

Drew
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Offline lou70

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Re: Tail twitch and wag with Silverline Vbar
« Reply #17 on: December 03, 2014, 02:13:05 PM »
While frustrating, I love the design, quality and flight characteristics of this bird so it's easier to keep pushing forward until I have resolved this.

Drew, I gotta thank you again for all your help! At times I felt like I was taking time away from your flying but you were right there providing suggestions, wrenching and even offering up your own N7 parts to swap out!  I won't forget that! I'm in the middle of swapping out motor bearings, etc and will hopefully will have everything back together soon.  I will let you know and provided the weather cooperates we will give it another go.

Matt, give this guy a raise!

Thanks.