Control Horns 13.5x16mm (10pcs)

 Ryan 112 points

the base has a width of 9mm and has a length of 13mm with the horn adding an extra 3mm onto that.

 jzzto 156 points

Hola, normalmente deberí*a tardar 20 dí*as aproximadamente.
saludos.-

 atish 333 points

use m2 self taping screws.

 Vionnet 1051 points

approximately 1 gm!!

 r/c vish 57 points

its precisely 0.8 to 1.2 grams.... all are not same weight ....

 handyjap 195 points

20 x Control Horns 13.5x16mm = 7.8g , thus 0.39g each average * 60 x Self-Tapping Screws 2x10 = 13.6g thus 0.68g for 3 average * Combined = 1.07g average. I prefer to use fishing thread and contact glue to attach these Control Horns.

 SERGIO ADRIAN 8 points

Exelente producto por su precio y calidad ...gracias HK

 perrot 12 points

thank you

 Pushrod 585 points

Depends on what you mean by stick if you mean glue or epoxy it is not a good idea ,glue makes the foam brittle and after a few flights the glue begins to seperate from the foam. If you use 2mm screws it will be stronger and srcew through the horn, through the foam and in to the back plate. No glue needed for a better job.

 DennisT1 162 points

low temp hot melt will work, but as above screws really are better.

 Lakshitha 3 points

u can use skews to fit his to Ur plane.u need to cut the plastic part in the middle and use it to set the skews to Ur plane. Ur epp should be between theses plastic part.

 barreta 21 points

yes u can.

 SERGIO ADRIAN 8 points

Exelente producto por su precio y calidad ...gracias HK

 teflyer 151 points

Yes that will be fine. To make sure they are even more secure, cut a slit into the control surface, glue the top of the base of the control surface,and stick the control horn through.

 teflyer 151 points

To make what I said clearer, youtube CrashTestHobby #1 CTH Albatross and Pelican Trainers 11-11 and go to the time of 6:55 on the video

 Dillzio 403 points

epoxy is OK but epoxy around and over the edges of the horn as well, don't just tack it on

 Pushrod 585 points

If you are applying these to a foamy no but if it is balsa yes you should be fine just use plenty teflyer discribes

 theSelf 45 points

why not a foam (EPO) type plane? thanks

 Pushrod 585 points

The surface of the foam will be made brittle by the epoxy and as this will only be surface mounted it will take a thin layer of faom off with the first bit of strain or flexing. The horns come with a back plate that the screws tread in to to give them the strength on the foamies.

 Jorge 10 points

I use toth picks to hold the togeter it works fine but its better if you can find the screws

 ALANCAMP-BR 15 points

hello my friend 2mm is the best

 Pushrod 585 points

Use a 2mm screw by the lenght you require

 DennisT1 162 points

2mm or #2. Avoid washer head screws though* it gets in the way and holds an angle on your screw.

 Pushrod 585 points

It was a joke dont take to heart the video quality is excellent and great camera positioning also the use of the tripod frees up both hands. Keep up the good work

 Pushrod 585 points

tell tripod to relax a bit more

 Kellyann 16228 points

Pushrod no Tripod that was James Thanks

 kelvison Felipe 12 points

Horns otimos para modelos eletricos de pequeno/medio porte,e glow de pequeno porte!

 Sally 659 points

Ok yes you made a video. I get it. I was not bat and saves using two clevis.

 Pushrod 585 points

This system works well and a good solid conection to the horns as for the video it self usless only kidding good job

 Allison 1358 points

Aces. I watched it. Yes so you must put a clevis at the servo end cool. It is protected there by the fuselage. I like the idea that the you thread the horn on to the rod. So where do you get that quite little nut from?

 Kellyann 16228 points

Thanks Push Rod thanks a lot USLESS that hurts

 Heppy Ket 381 points

They look like this - PRODUCT ID: Lanyu12709 - but they are made by Sullivan, been around for years, most hobby shops will have them HK have some sullivan products, but not these.

 Pushrod 585 points

They have the Sullivan Pull-Pull Cable Kit 2-56 40lb SKU: S520 it willgive you an idea what the clevis look like

 Sally 659 points

Well I have a very hard decision. I did ask Edward what a SULLIVAN saw and Pushrod answered. MMMMM Edward the Lanyu12709 would chatter a bit just like the Nylon Clevis 1.8x27mm

 Kellyann 16228 points

Very good

 Heppy Ket 381 points

About the right size for Sullivan clevis and some of the populsr nylon Clevises.

 Pushrod 585 points

The clevis that i used with these control horns was Nylon Clevis 1.8x27mm (10pcs/set) PERFECT.

 Kellyann 16228 points

Sally the above are correct but I find the are great for wire. Bike spokes work very very well. I have posted a video showing just how. Have a look. I hope this helps.

 Sally 659 points

Thanks guys I wish I could reward you all I did try. SORRY

 Allison 1358 points

These will work well. On either all surfaces. Ailerons and Elevator.

 Kellyann 16228 points

Yes thanks. I though they were a bit smaller that all

 DennisT1 162 points

Doesn't come with any* use what is appropriate. I used #4s, because thats what I could get but I would have preferred #2s. Product will accomodate either. Length will depend on thickness of your control surface.

 Pushrod 585 points

No screws supplied,i used 2mm nuts and bolts for added security and whatever lenght you require.

 creativeamos 59 points

thank you both of you, now i know what im using...

 Kreisflgel 12 points

I'm not amused.

 DOGLAS 4 points

otimo custo beneficio. recomendo

 scott 14 points

radio shack sells screws washers nuts for these horns.. take a look in the parts bin in the store

 SZannis 18 points

Standard servo mounting screws will do just fine.

 kiara 86 points

aprox .8 mmtrs. 3 64 inches

 Denis 7 points

about 1.6 - 1.7 mm

 Herculano 18 points

hi, the diameter of the holes is 2,5mm....

 Adri-Gja 11 points

mine didn't still arrive

 DOCA-SP 2834 points

No, the screws are not included.

 s87655 20 points

No, there aren't any screws included...just plain horns

 kevin from aus 14 points

no screws included I use A small self tapper

 WGala 49 points

NO screws included. (Same by another item like 16x20)

 ramppe 51 points

not included

 Sapumal 3 points

no screws...just the plastic like pieces..

 ssacer 86 points

No only plastic horns

 byrumjr 277 points

No, there are not any screws included. I use toothpicks just push them though the holes and put the back on and a drop of glue.

 Mustang Sally 1084 points

with screws?

 Beaufighter 1808 points

Glue? Foamsafe CA, epoxy or contact glue.

 s87655 20 points

You can use screws or just glue it...

 ssacer 86 points

You can glue it with hot glue gun

 byrumjr 277 points

I use toothpicks just push them though the holes and put the back on and a drop of glue.