Flite Test – Control Horns – FLITE TIP

Flite Test – Control Horns – FLITE TIP This week the Joshes talk about trumpets and fishing? Horns and rods are mentioned but what they’re referring to is control horns, and control rods. Josh Bixler shows a couple different styles of control horns, tips and techniques on how to install them properly, and explains the importance of proper alignment of your horns and rods. Josh Scott contributes this week with a musical accompaniment, as well as an excellent demonstration of a few control rod bend examples. Chad, we have some good news, and some bad news for you. The good news is you don’t have to do dishes tonight… -Fred Provost

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25 Responses to “Flite Test – Control Horns – FLITE TIP”

  1. Hey I have a question. I bought a plane and started building it but I wore out the screw head for the control horns so instead of screwing the control horns in can I just use glue? My plane is a P51 by FMS.

  2. Hi i cant rite in inglish, sol im sory. i just have 3 things to say
    1 say more abaut the lay the plane flys, what tho you notes from the normal prop planes lith props what to luc aut fore wen flying and what to du and what not to do wen flying this plane
    2 make a fpv set up the chepest way to go into it what to luc aut fore what to bay and what to luc aut for
    3 make more videos abaut how to make the planes more stabel faster slower and HOW TO THISAN A PLANE FOR MISELF AND TO PIC A MOTOR

  3. Chad, I have sent you a question re the flying cow plans you said you were going to put online, via you tube and via flite test.com multiple times, but you fail to reply. Are you ever going to put a copy of the plans on your web page?

  4. You forgot the ‘Pull-Pull’ control system control horns…..

  5. Hey Chad, you must find a manicure for the Joshsesss man, they realy need handjobs … that did´t sound right…
    you know what i mean! :P

  6. Perhaps a word about a heat shrink linkage for foamies using carbon rod? Probably one of the simplest and slop free linkages available using no special hardware.

  7. You guy could use some nail cutter. :)

  8. HAHA I can tell Josh B paint for a living, My fingers look the same right now :) .

    Great tip, keep em coming. Thanks to Josh S for the large easy to see bends!

    Jon

  9. Is Josh B a mechanic, he has mechanic hands. Good info guys.

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  11. If someone is looking to buy what Josh called a “thumb drill” go to amazon.com (or wherever) and search “pin vise” – that’s what its really called :)

  12. You guys haven’t reviewed a Hobby King plane in a while. If you do another HK review, please fly the large Mosquito. I’ve been thinking about buying that one. Thanks.

  13. I just received my Flight test/HK ‘No you cannot fly this plane’ T-shirt today, and ironically it was added to my first RC car order, the beetle, the exact same as the one in the background of this video, I got it to do some FPV when the winds are too high for flying and some night driving ;-)

  14. Very good tips !!. Thank you. Need more !!!!

  15. didn’t knew the 2nd Z bend before so thanks for that, really easy for some of my planes!

  16. Congrat guys you make a uniqe and high quality job.

  17. @BMSWEB Same!

  18. I’m subscribed but your videos don’t seem to come up under my subscriptions of new videos. I only really get the notification through FB!

  19. ha, the huge push rods.

  20. Popsicle sticks work awesome for control horns as well. Awesome video guys!

  21. @tbvdb The Link is in the description.

  22. Can you post a link to buy the horns?

  23. The Josh B “basically” count for this video is 8 in 6 minutes!

  24. Good tip guy’s…Thanks….

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