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The Aileron and Flap servo installation is finally finished. All of my control surfaces are being run by a new servo that I have never used before, they are Turnigy TG 1258's I am hoping that all the research and forum posativity if have read is a good thing, I could not find a bad word about them, so that is a big posative, they have a mountain of torque with 12 kgs at 4.8 volts and 18.5 at 6 volts so they are wearing a big pair.
They are a lot more expensive being Titanium Metal Gear Digital Corless Servo's so lets hope the forums are on the money, preliminary testing at home is good and I am pretty happy with the feedback I'm getting.

The pictures below show the assembly of the blocks on the servo carriers, the servos installed in the blocks and the final assembly in the wings with the servos arms installed and trimmed.
When I build all my aircraft I bind the new reciever at the start of the build so I can plug in label and trim every servo during installation. It just makes the build so much easier. If you have not done it before, take the time on your next build to set up and trim all your servos as you install them, it simplifies setup and takes away any concern or doubts you may have on initial power up.