Loose or brittle linkage connectors are a primary cause of "servo slop" and unresponsive flight handling in high-performance models. For the MOFLY P-51D 690mm Brushless Warbird, precision is key to performing scale maneuvers. This replacement aileron linkage connector (clevis) solves the problem of worn or broken joints, ensuring a rock-solid mechanical link between your servos and control surfaces for crisp, reliable response during every sortie. Ships worldwide.
Product Highlights
High-Toughness Composite Material: Engineered from durable, lightweight plastic that resists fatigue and maintains its grip on the control horn through high-G maneuvers.
Precision Active Joint: Features a smooth-pivoting snap-lock design that minimizes friction while preventing accidental disconnection during flight.
Perfect Fit for 690mm Series: Specifically sized for the MOFLY P-51D pushrod diameter, ensuring a tight thread or press-fit without the need for modifications.
Tool-Free Snap Closure: The easy-to-operate locking mechanism allows for quick adjustments at the field without requiring specialized pliers or hardware.
Compatibility
For the MOFLY P-51D 690mm Brushless RC Warbird only. Full model page (specs & photos):
Pushrod Connection: Thread the base of the connector onto the metal pushrod; adjust the position by rotating the clevis until the aileron sits perfectly neutral with the wing.
Control Horn Attachment: Gently pry the "arms" of the active joint open and snap the pin through the desired hole on the aileron control horn; ensure the lock clicks firmly into place.
Safety Check: After installation, perform a full-range control test to ensure the connector does not bind against the wing surface or fuselage at maximum deflection.
Maintenance: Periodically inspect the joint for stress marks or cracks, especially after a hard landing, to maintain the structural integrity of your flight controls.
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