Airtronics / servo horns

[Obsessive R/C]

I have an Airtronics 358 & 359 & the aluminum servo horns seem to fit slightly loose compared to a JR....these are supposed to have the same spline according to the p/n of the horn...

I've always used JR or Hitech servos, this is is my first time using Airtronics, is there something I missed??

Thanks ORC

[Ponch]

Whoops. Wrong info, sorry.

[rocco79]

Ponch you are a moron...

They are the same Jerry...

[cemeb4dk]

They are the same as Roc stated. I had some aluminum ones that fit loose also, I believe they where racers edge ones, they never fit right and scraped them. It seemed to me that the teeth where not long enough to grab and the time I tried it, it just spun and strippe dit out on the bench test.

[Obsessive R/C]

They fit nice and snug on the JR servo...but when I put them on the Airtonics they just seemed a little sloppy. Once you tighten them down they seem fine but I'm not sure I trust them.

[dentguy92]

just run them.... It will be fine...

[Tex]

on the air servos the metal horns are loose, same way on my old 359. Works fine it's just loose (which I didn't like)

[chris arnold]

remember on metal horns to make sure that they are not too long and rubbing on the case. i know i had a dynomite horn on a air servo do this once and i chased it around all day filed the back of teh horn down and life was good

[Obsessive R/C]

Good call....I'll have to check that, thanks

[Tex]

yep, forgot about that. I also filed down my metal horns on when using air servos