Shuttle Challenge Rotor Head Seesaw Link - HI0402802 for Shuttle Challenge by Hirobo  [HI0402802]

HIROBO 0402-802 SHUTTLE CHALLENGE ROTOR HEAD SEESAW #0402802
Price:
AUD$7.95
Brand:
Hirobo
Model:
HI0402802
GTIN:
4512895780784
Condition:
Brand New
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What the Shuttle Challenge seesaw does

This is an RC-scale seesaw designed as a direct swap for the Shuttle Challenge rotor head assembly. The part transmits swashplate inputs into blade pitch movement and is intended for scale head tuning as well as routine servicing.

The product name specifies fitment: it is aimed at Shuttle Challenge rotor head assemblies. Do not presume compatibility with different head designs without checking pivot geometry and linkage layout. The seesaw is intended to integrate with the standard set of head bearings and linkages used in collective/cyclic systems.

Installation overview: remove the rotor head cover, document linkage positions, extract the old seesaw and fit the replacement with correct pivot alignment, then secure link connections. Rebalance blade pitch at zero collective and confirm smooth travel through the full pitch envelope before flight.

Tuning notes: the seesaw is a fine tolerance linkage that influences neutral pitch and the relationship between collective and cyclic inputs. Even minor mispositioning or wear can shift the collective midpoint or alter cyclic feel, so accurate placement and low play are essential for repeatable handling.

No special tools are required beyond standard hex drivers and small pliers. Precision alignment can benefit from a set of feeler gauges or a small straight edge when checking pivot alignment.
Yes. Because it determines how swashplate motion is translated to blade pitch, any change in seesaw geometry or excessive play will influence neutral pitch and cyclic response. Proper installation helps preserve the original handling.
Check for worn bearings or enlarged link holes and replace those components if needed. Use properly sized fasteners and verify pivot bushings are seated correctly to minimize side-to-side movement.

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