RCHHUK What do you mean? Does the servo not return to the same place each time you centre your control? Or the servo arm.is not in the right position to start with? If it is the second bit, change the servo arm position or type. Also that is what 'subtrim' is for on your transmitter - to 'zero' the servo, as in to set its neutral position. Or if you don't have that on your transmitter, buy a new one that does.

RCHHUK Tin them properly before you use them and they will last a long time. In addition overheating them will cause them to pit and erode. Filing them is a NO NO as all you do is start the pitting all over again. Use a solder sponge/wet cloth to clean and leftover flux residue. Also, never use 'acid' based flux on copper tips, as that will eat them very rapidly. I have copper tips over ten years old that are almost as good as new!

RCHHUK Tin them properly before you use them and they will last a long time. Also, never use 'acid' based flux on copper tips, as that will eat them very rapidly.

RCHHUK Good grief! Are you really that stupid? It CLEARLY states 1 REEL! 5 sizes for options! The pictures show the 5 sizes of which you can CHOOSE ONE from! Imbecile!

RCHHUK They do fit Trex 450 and clones without any modifications. I have used these for years on 450 swashplates Excellent servos and they can be individually programmed with the Emax servo programming box.

RCHHUK What screw?

RCHHUK Does it shrink?

RCHHUK I bought a chicken today. Looks good, but I have not cooked it yet therefore have no bloody idea if it will taste any good. So really, like your 'review' it means bugger all!