There are also several small linear actulator motors out there, some that
are used for large RC aircraft work just great for a Trim motor..

Joe


On Mon, Dec 10, 2012 at 8:48 AM, <da...@windstream.net> wrote:

> The mirror motor was still working well.  I the screw inside it that moves
> the control rod, is metal and the part that turns around the outside of the
> screw, is plastic.  They are like plastic fingers that are designed to slip
> when they reach the end.  Hold down the button on your cars' mirror and see
> how it jumps when it gets to the end.  That is wear and has concerned me
> from the beginning, about how well it would hold up under the pressure of
> the air flowing over the tab.
>
> I was beginning to suspect that those fingers were beginning to fail, so
> decided that while I was spending money on the autopilot, I might as well
> come up with the extra $150 or so for the Ray Allen.  It is nice that it
> works with the Dynon EMS to show the deflection, although I never pay any
> attention to that during flight.
>
> And, now with the AP telling me when it needs help on the trim, it is a no
> brainer.  Even the mirror motor would have worked just fine under that
> scenario.
>
> You just need to decide if you are willing to replace it down the road.
>  You could get as much as 200 hrs on it, or maybe even more.  Don't count
> it out if you don't have a problem with replacing it later.
>
> Dan
> On Monday, December 10, 2012 6:29 AM, Pat and Robin Russo <
> patru...@myfairpoint.net> wrote:
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> Dan
> Wow, that message was just in time. I scheduled today for a salvage yard
> visit for a mirror motor trim servo. You have had yours installed for
> several years so I gather that it has not always worked well for you???  I
> have used the Ray Allen on other craft but thought, this time,  that I
> could
> save 200 bucks going your old route. Any comments?
> Pat Russo
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> So, now to put the "Magic Carpet" into action, I recently gave the Black
> Bird a couple of little presents.  One was to replace the experiment of the
> mirror motor trim servo with a Ray Allen and the other was a Dynon
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