Gidday all, Thanks for all the replys to my query, I received 5 in the first 1/2 hour and to date 18 hours later, the number of replies is now 23. Thank you all for your thoughts and time. I have the JR servos, and in the past have used a local bond called urethane bond which remains flexible and is foam friendly. However as I had other work to do on the Cross-tail Eraser, I put out the query. I have decide to go Eric Farmers way which is as follows:-
Glue a patch of carbon bidirectional cloth onto the top skin (with resin... this will be permanant). Use either foam safe CA or some 5min to glue the servo directly to this. Be sure you rough up the servo case first to get it something to hold on to. The foam safe CA is not to keep from eating the foam in the wing, because rohacell is CA friendly, but rather because it is somewhat more flexible than regular CA and can be broken away to remove the servo. Same with the 5 min. Use only a small dot of adhesive right in the center of the servo to hold it in place. This will be plenty strong enough for flight loads (My F3B and slope racers are done this way), but will be easily removed in case of maintenance. Thank you Eric. Regards, John Ensoll. [EMAIL PROTECTED] LSF 1383 Level II Builder, Flier, Flyfisherman, in retirement. http://www.canterburysailplanes.co.nz RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
