Hobbyboy 1kclc these work great! I've been using them for a few years now. Not to many 5g all metal gear servos on the market at this price range

Hobbyboy Nemox once a servo gets under 5g you will not find HV. high voltage for a 5.6g is 6v. I think Bluebird or BlueArrow servos have hv at 7.4v I think. If you find some let me know

Hobbyboy hammer at work!

Hobbyboy When setting up a plane with a Gyro. you need to plug in and leave the plane alone. Don't move it or try not too. Any gyro needs time to center itself. Also check the push rod and servo control horn. it could be hitting something or to tight. Some servos jitter because of feedback from the rx or interference.

Hobbyboy I've been using Jx servossince they came out. I have never had any issue with these servos. I've used Them in chuck gliders, lidl gliders and a bunch of scratch build planes. I have never had an issue!

Hobbyboy either heat the casing are the wire, or nuy some Ez-rod from Du-bro. Now that pushrod and guide tube flexes easy enough

Hobbyboy drusha I would get a SonicModels Arwing classic. Thus has to be the best wing ever. This wing doesn't stall out low or 0 speed. It just keeps gliding along. Very easy to launch, and very forgiving because it's epp foam. Hope that helps

Hobbyboy Update so the gyro Stablized board doesn't work properly causing my bird to constantly nose in. If and when it does the controls seem stuck. The only thing that does work properly is the motor and gearbox. Plenty of power for this little guy. I tried fixing it but no change. All I did was re-adjusted the linkage to the elevator servo. That didn't work because the tail still goes down as the plane sits. It does not level out, even if you prop the tail up level and plug in battery. It looks nice but mines will not fly properly.