Eagle EX Precision Servo Frame HI0404686 for Freya and SX by Hirobo  [HI0404686]

HIROBO 0404-686 EAGLE EX SERVO FRAME #0404686
Price:
£33.75
Brand:
Hirobo
Model:
HI0404686
GTIN:
4512895109257
Condition:
Brand New
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Hirobo servo frame for Eagle-series helicopter models

The Hirobo HI0404686 servo frame is a replacement mount intended to secure a standard servo within the Eagle family of model helicopters. It locates the servo accurately so control linkages align and operate without binding.

Compatibility: designed for Eagle, Freya, EX and SX series helicopters. Before fitting, compare the frame's mounting pattern to your airframe and confirm available clearance for the servo horn and wiring.

Installation notes: attach the frame using the airframe's original screws where possible, or substitute matching threaded fasteners of the correct length. Check servo orientation, route leads clear of moving parts, and verify that linkages travel freely across their full range.

Practical fit guidance: confirming hole spacing and vertical clearance prior to installation avoids the need for modifications and keeps surrounding components functioning as intended once the servo is secured.

Specifications

  • Item Servo frame
  • Brand Hirobo
  • Model Number HI0404686
  • Compatibility Eagle, Freya, EX, SX helicopter series
  • Material Not specified

Fit the HI0404686 frame to return correct servo mounting and maintain reliable control geometry across compatible Hirobo Eagle models.

Measure the servo bay mounting hole spacing and the vertical clearance for the servo horn and leads. Confirm these dimensions match the frame to avoid interference once installed.
It is listed for use across Eagle, Freya, EX and SX series, but small differences between airframe revisions mean you should verify the fitment details on your specific model before installation.
You may need to adjust linkage lengths or horn positions to re-establish neutral geometry after fitting; set the servo to centre and then adjust linkages to remove any pre-load or binding.
Use screws matching the original thread pitch and appropriate length—avoid screws that bottom out or protrude into internal components. Stainless or plated options are suitable for longevity.
With the transmitter trims neutral, power up and perform slow control sweeps at low throttle to ensure full travel without resistance, then recheck horn and linkage positions.
Yes. Inspect screw torque and linkage alignment after initial flights and following any rough landings to ensure the frame remains secure and control geometry stable.

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