Align Swashplate Leveler

Usage for T-REX 550/600/700/800 all class machine.

Requirements:
Swashplate device corrector ? 1
Collar ? 1(Φ13.5xΦ10x20.5mm)
M3 Set screw ? 1(3x3mm)

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AP800 Digital Pitch Gauge

This is the Align AP800 Digital Pitch Gauge. Established by Align's R&D team, the AP800 digital pitch gauge is suitable for flybar and flybarless helicopters and includes an auto-detecting Horizontal level, and the outcomes are shown through a high contrast LCD screen, offering a basic and exact way to measure pitch angles.
Features:
Auto-detecting Horizontal level.
Uses backlighting LCD monitor.
No and Lock function.
Detectable pitch range: -90? ~ 90?.
Automatic screen rotation.
Ideal for 200~800mm primary blades.
Build-in energy conserving function, power closes down after 3 minutes with no movement.
Specifications:

Body Measurement: 108x53.9x16mm

Ideal blade width: 20mm~74mm

Detectable pitch range: ?90?

Resolution: 0.1?

Battery: 2x CR 2032 Lithium

Weight: 38g (including battery)

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Servo line Color Black & Green

Seeking to tidy up the appearance of your helicopter, aircraft of RC automobile & safeguard your servo lines from chaffing? Servo Line Covering is an easy way to safeguard your servo wires, adding a clean, visual planning to your RC machine, and can be set up in a matter of minutes. Choose from our exciting line of diverse colors to add an entire new look to your RC machine!

Included In Package:

(1) 1M (3.28 ft.) Servo Line Covering

(1) 9 in. Heat Shrink Wrap

How Do I Install Servo Line Covering?

Simply eliminate your servo(s) from the receiver, measure the length of covering you will require for your servo wire(s), and open one end of the covering and insert the servo terminal within. It works best to "inch worm" your servo wire by holding the terminal inside the servo covering, and slowly inching the covering over the terminal, and pressing the terminal forward.

Once your servo wire is covered, cut off a suitable sized piece of the included heat diminish, and slide it over the covering till it is flush with the servo itself. Heat the diminish wrap with a soldering iron or heat gun to diminish it down around the covering, thus providing you a flush, tight fit over the formerly frayed servo covering. Do the very same with the end of your servo wire, bewaring to leave the terminal bare so it can quickly connected into your receiver. Also, be sure to keep in mind of the servo wire polarity if you cover the full wire – this will ensure that you will understand what direction to plug your servo terminal into your receiver.