Hirobo HRB-0412220 - SD HPM Push-pull Lever Set (EVO.)  [HRB-0412220]

HIROBO 0412-220 - SD HPM Push-pull Lever Set (EVO.)
Price:
USD$13.90USD$17.90
Brand:
Hirobo
Model:
HRB-0412220
GTIN:
4512895134990
Condition:
Brand New
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Push-pull lever set overview

This SD HPM push-pull lever set (EVO.) from Hirobo is an RC-scale cyclic linkage component aimed at model helicopter maintenance and setup. The assembly is presented as a direct replacement or upgrade option within the Sceadu parts range and focuses on accurate linkage movement and repeatable geometry for control surfaces.

The design intent is straightforward: provide a compact push-pull solution that integrates with existing cyclic linkages to influence servo-to-swash response. The SD HPM marking identifies the production family and construction approach used on the part, which helps when matching components during maintenance or tuning sessions.

Installation notes: verify linkage lengths and servo horn alignment before final tightening, use thread locking on metal-to-metal fasteners if your setup requires vibration resistance, and cycle servos through their range to confirm there is no binding. Adjust ball links and clevises to eliminate play while maintaining smooth travel.

Tuning role: this lever set is intended as a precision linkage element to support fine trim, swash geometry adjustments, and consistent control input translation. When used alongside matched servos and correctly shimed linkages, it helps achieve more predictable cyclic response during hover and maneuvering tests.

Specifications

  • Item SD HPM Push-pull Lever Set (EVO.)
  • Material SD HPM
  • Model Number HRB-0412220
  • Compatibility Sceadu series helicopters

For modelers working on Sceadu-series helicopters, the HRB-0412220 lever set offers a focused way to refine linkage geometry and cyclic responsiveness without redesigning the control system.

It is intended for use within the Sceadu parts family, check mounting points and linkage lengths against your original parts before installation.
Inspect for play at ball links, confirm smooth travel across the servo sweep, and re-torque fasteners after initial flights.
Yes, because it changes linkage geometry; perform precise trim adjustments and verify servo centering after fitting.
No special tools are required beyond standard hobby hex drivers and pliers for link adjustments.

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