Linkage Stopper M3x2xL11.2mm (10pcs/set)

 Great Vlad 7 points

Hello gents.... I have been building models for almost heck what almost, first "chuckie" I built 50 years ago... never used any threadlock find it very hard to loosen fasteners at a later taime.... especially around control surface hardware that constantly needs one or other adjustment.... What I found works the best and even has an aplicator brush..... NAILPOLISH..... after you have torqued the fasteners with the brush apply a drop of nailpolish over the nut or head of the fastener. Works perfect and you don't need pair of vicegrips to loosen it... (just my humble two cents... or at my age probably half cent.... lol cheers all

 charles2690 51 points

you can use any threadlock you want, just be sure it's the strength you need it. Threadlock is more like a glue so there is no threadlock for specific thread.

 Karina 16 points

because there are a lot of kind of threadlock VISCOSITY. I tought it was necessary to use a low viscosity threadlock because these small parts linkage stopper.

 charles2690 51 points

I'm using all kinds of threadlock on any size parts and everything works just fine

 Ayberk 21 points

It doesnt really matter. Any type will do. But I wouldn't really use low strength on like a propeller adapter.

 OutcastZeroOne 10 points

There are different levels of strength based on aplication. I've always used the Blue Loctite since its ment to be serviceable. The red stuff is for non-servicable parts, and if you read the instructions on the back, they say you need heat to release the glue, like useing a tourch.

 n00lesd 51 points

Not on servo. Make z bend. Use this on control horns.

 Arun 130 points

It must use in your servo arms to handle the push rods easily... No need to bend the pushrod and put inside the hole.. and adjustments of pushrods are quite simple..

 Milan 14 points

you can use it with Servo and control horns. I use it in some models with Servo and control horn and it works perfect. Than you can adjust it on servo and control horn.

 yakumi 2 points

It let you easily adjust the angle ...nice thing

 ttrum 6 points

* n00lesd: when you use a carbon fiber rod you have to use it on servo and control horns :-) The weight of a carbon fiber push rod is less than an steel push rod

 Ryan 112 points

you might not be using the washes that come with it. if so use them that way there is less rubbing. If you are using the washers I wold recommend some thread lock but I use this no matter what.

 n00lesd 51 points

i use the same but have no problem whit it. but i have heard that this can fal off, i was recomended to buy Pushrod Snap Connectors 2mm (5pack) instead. but u can use thread lock to make sure it wont fal off.

 senan 19 points

maybe thread lock is the answer but I thought it dident need any thing . just to make it clear for others

 Supergoldfish 2 points

I use a drop of CA glue on the threads to lock them on.

 Arxangel 909 points

Yes, but it is easier to adjust and can be removed much more easily.

 Mrudang 24 points

yes, this item is to replace the z-band methord of putting on the push rods and much easier.....

 dalukeh 2 points

Yes it does the same job, the only difference is that you wont need to thread the end of the push rod.

 yakumi 2 points

It surely better than clevis.

 WTWUK 1411 points

This is the wrong place to ask about control boards. Go to the forums about multi rotors and ask there.

 r/c vish 57 points

u can use the HK KK2 lcd board ...as far that is the best board for the price..! this item wont help in quad... and this is the wrong place to discuss on that...!

 eric59 20 points

hello very good idea I never thought to do this thank you I can proceed as

 Pappy_Pete 26 points

the threaded end goes through the control horn (opposite end of the push rod from the servo). The push rod passes through the hole on the side. The grub screw on the end holds the push rod in place when the control surface is lined up

 __EMI 59 points

Just need to fix the bowden control surfaces.

 billum2 172 points

It is an adjustable connector between pushrod or bowden cable and servo arm. You may need to drill out small servo arms to fit snugly. Don't forget thread lock or cyano on thumb nut when fitted. Not supplied with small allen key for grub screw clamp.

 isa 14 points

If you are very beautiful but not compress the nut falls. Secure it with the hot silicon.

 Tran Nguyen Minh 43 points

To hold the control rod, the movement things, etc. These have many ways to be used, even being a collar to stop the wheel

 ZdenekS 13 points

Dobrý pomocník pri stavbe modelu. Dobré zpracování.Kormidla se dobre nastavují.

 billum2 172 points

Yes because the grub screw will screw down to grip the wire. You will need a small allen key for the grub screw.

 isa 14 points

If you are very beautiful but not compress the nut falls. Secure it with the hot silicon.

 OZGUR 1 points

You can use. The screw will grip the push-rod

 Skropidas 3 points

One that you will drill the hole of..

 billum2 172 points

The description is not the best. These are designed to be strong enough for 60/10cc I/C planes and so can be a bit of an overkill on small electrics however they work well. You will need to ream out a hole 2mm diameter in the horn. I find a tapered needle file is best to get a perfect fit, not too tight and not too loose. Don't forget a tiny drop of cyano on the thumbscrew when you are happy with the operation. You will need a small allen key for the grub screw.

 novizagi 24 points

almost any one sold here, if the hole on horn is too small, just use 2mm drill bit

 Hussain Joharji 204 points

Hello,, In my oponion ,yes its good ...Just you want a suitable push rod and horn to fit it..

Best Regards

 ANDRÉ LUIZ 17 points

these accessories are great because posssibilitam adjustments nates of the flight, providing only soft trim during flight.

 novizagi 24 points

of course

 Adam 62 points

Sure! That's just the right size! Remember to add a drop of threadlock!

 Nathan 1 points

Depending on the diameter of your rod you may need to drill it out. However, this is relatively simple and does not take much time. They should work great in an apprentice.

 gtfpv 3 points

ABSOLUTELY , makes for very easy control adjustments also . worth considering for any model .

 billum2 172 points

These are for standard size servos (50 gram) The others are for smaller servos as used in foamies etc.

 billum2 172 points

Use these for small models/servos. The others for standard sized servos (approx 40 to 50 gram types)

 Сергей 993 points

This mount is very well kept does not spin and does not break

 _Djony_ 85 points

This mount is very well

 marcelo 4 points

This mount is very well easy to manusiar

 stefano 14 points

comodissimo x una regolazione precisa dell'asta di comando, consiglio di usare su servi medi o standard,

 CHAMBO88 89 points

you could use these on the hobbyking servos but u would have to use them on a servo arm that has a hole around 2mm wide. i wouldnt recommend using these on micro servos but standard size servos should be fine.

 munsaf 291 points

yes u can use if the servo hole is 2mm! . i wouldnt recommend using these on micro servos but standard size servos should be fine.

 srepfler 1119 points

You need to drill hole in servo arm, or use warm needle to widen hole, drill second hole on servo, first is to narrow.

 BuLLsNaKe 1309 points

it is suitable for standart servos

 Josh 3 points

they work great! might have to open the hold a little bigger on some servo arms. i use them on all my Foamie planes. on the servo arm the Horns.

 kelvison Felipe 12 points

otimo Stopper,uso em varios modelos,no servo de 9g tem que fazer um buraco no braç*o,mais fica otimo!so tem que pasar trava rosca pra nao perder a porca!

 Nimbus.ice 10 points

Hi there! No it wont fit unless you modify it. But then you will have weaken the servo arm, but possible if you make a bigger hole in the arm. hope this helps.

 Javet 14 points

OK Nimbus.ice, thanks!

 spitfire2010 640 points

No it wont fit by default but its easy enough to open the hole a little. I have done this many times and never felt that the arm was weakened.

 Jonathan 7 points

você pode tentar aumentar o furo com uma furadeira, talvez resolva

 pablo 1 points

works great if a larger drilling with a 2.5mm!
Good luck!

 Jose Enrique Martin 8 points

muy buen collar tambien se puede usar en aviones livianos o parkflyers, solo hay que asegurarlo con algo de epoxi en el fondo para no perderlo en pleno vuelo, saludos.

 robson_silva 157 points

yes of course, but you make adapter is easy

 ModHeic 37 points

With its screw, washer and nut, I find 1.2g.

 Jose Enrique Martin 8 points

yo lo recomiendo solo para parkflyers ya que asi no te preocuparas por 1 o 2 grs mas, saludos.

 Bandit 87 points

The hole size is 2mm

 luizhgj 17 points

está na descrição, 2mm.

 RODRIGOrio 22 points

com o diâmetro de 2mm encaixa perfeitamente, produto muito bom recomendo

 athanas 22 points

m3 is the tightscrew,and 2mm is the side hole for the pushrod.

 Roger 2 points

Der Innendurchmesser beträgt 2mm.

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

The hole diameter for your push rod allows for 1.8mm wire to pass through. I guess it is 2mm. As for the diameter of the screws, I am not sure what you mean. The heads are resonably large. Larger than they need to be. But I suppose it makes it easier for those of us blessed with large thumbs! I find I need to drill out my servo arm just a little to allow the thread to fit through. You absolutely MUST use threadlocker or CA when done.

 yariken 17 points

I measured one on today. the hole diameter is 2.1mm ,lock screw for push rod is M3x4L,foot diameter is 2mmx5L along with M2 thumb screw.overall height is 11.3mm.

 spitfire2010 640 points

3mm for both. I replace the grub screw with 3mm metric screws from HK. its easier to tighten with a philips than a 1.5/2mm alan key

 spitfire2010 640 points

Sorry, thread is 3mm the hole for the screw is 3mm

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

Yes. You will need to slightly enlarge the hole in the servo arm. Alternatively, these stoppers can be attached to your control horn enabling you to adjust from the control surface. A z-bend can be made to fit to the servo. Either way is fine. Adjustment is really precise. I have used these stoppers on the the hxt900 and I use a fine drill bit in my fingers to make the holes larger.

 ioriamd 76 points

absolutely can.. make sure u make a hole so this linkage can rotate freely a little bit..

 __cpjr 9 points

Sim serve

 ugo 21 points

Yes I use them on all my aircraft without weight limits or speed, just adapt the reference on the one hand and create a Z on the other hand make small hole which receives the stopper arm of the servant.

 anselmo 75 points

I'm sorry
This system of credit is all a lie I do not believe
Do not answer any more questions on this site
never received a cent of credit

 waterlogged 2548 points

There is no such thing as credit any more for answering questions. People who answer questions for free are true hobbyists and just wish to help people. Perhaps you never received any credit because your answers weren't chosen. Goodbye.

 Maite 8 points

I have the sane problem as you. Where is the item?

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

Yes, same problem for me, too. I have been waiting for three months. I have begun to wonder how far the back-warehouse is located. Looking forward to re-stocking.

 liggo 76 101 points

hi when i brought these they were on back order to and said 3 to 5 days after 2 weeks they were finally they got shipped but these little buggers work just fine

 Brad 11 points

It has said 3-4 days for almost a month now.

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

A few days ago I received an email assuring me of supply in the future. I had asked for an indication of ETA but was advised they could not be more specific than to say sometime in the next three months.
These items are a very good product in their price range and HobbyKing is doing well to provide them to customers. I would recommend them anytime. But I would like HobbyKing to consider the value of giving good quality information about supply times.
How about adding a service whereby customers can purchase backorder items in advance AND NOT PAY POSTAGE - instead hold items when they do arriveto be included in the customer's subsequent order and then posted out. We do need a solution to the problem of pre-paid orders being held up for over a quarter of a year pending the late arrival of one small item.

 pajonate 5 points

After 4 months on hold, I finally got mine 2 packages of this linkage stopper, and 8 0f the smaller ones.

 sandro silva 40 points

Stocks are updated every 30 days

 flybyrc 58 points

There always out of stock

 plinio 5 points

substitui por outro produto.

 Carsten 15 points

I also ordered these stoppers and everything was included.

 pepito grillo 26 points

now!!!!!!!

 Cat1pilot 6 points

suspect HK refuse to order when demand <100s, the MOQ of this item perhaps 1000s. C'mon guess I am sure you WILL NEED this item in so many projects. Pls help out suckers like me who have to wait > 20days. The bonus is, you will get it much faster than us.

 hayzzz 58 points

I decided to test myself. The item arrived yesterday.
Tested with HXT900 Servo horn. It didn't fit very well - you need to enlarge the hole around 1.4-1.5mm. After that, it fit nicely.

Then, I tested with CF rod (solid) 1.5mm. Perfect! Now I'm going to convert all my foamies with this method. Very cheap and worth the money.

 bothal3 2053 points

Is this a 2 mm thumb wheel mounting nut and a 2 mm hole for the push rod?

 spitfire2010 640 points

it will fit a XHT900 servo horn but you will need to open up the hole with a small drill etc.

 Beaufighter 1808 points

I would guess 2mm, as the threads are 3mm (M3), and the length is 11.2mm. I think I bought some a couple of months ago, but cannot seem to find them right now, so I cannot confirm....

 Garret H 109 points

Okay, thanks. I need smaller than that ** maybe I will go with the GWS 1.5mm.

 Fugitive_Bill 418 points

Eric, Your point being - shop at HOBBY KING not the LHS?! :) To HK, I intend on buying 5 sets of these, please get them into stock.