Hirobo HI0414456 SSZ-IV Pitch Arm - Pitch Control Component  [HI0414456]

HIROBO 0414-456 SSZ-IV PITCH ARM #0414456
Price:
USD$17.90
Brand:
Hirobo
Model:
HI0414456
GTIN:
4512895150532
Condition:
Brand New
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Pitch arm for SSZ‑IV systems

This HIROBO SSZ‑IV pitch arm (model HI0414456) is an RC‑scale replacement part intended for use within SSZ‑IV pitch assemblies on compatible Hirobo helicopters. The text below focuses on the part's functional role, practical installation considerations, and how it fits into setup and tuning workflows without claiming specific model compatibility beyond the SSZ‑IV designation.

Functionally the pitch arm connects the cyclic/collective linkage to the rotor head, translating servo motion into blade pitch changes. In routine maintenance it is a wear item to inspect for straightness, secure fastener seating, and any signs of play at connection points that would affect control precision.

Installation notes: fit the arm into the SSZ‑IV pitch assembly per the helicopter's factory service layout, secure fasteners to the manufacturer's recommended torque values, and confirm correct linkage geometry before flight testing. After installation, verify swashplate centring and servo neutral positions to ensure predictable cyclic and collective response.

Tuning role: the pitch arm is a mechanical element that influences control fidelity by maintaining linkage alignment and minimizing slop. When adjusting collective or cyclic gains, confirm the arm is free of binding and that ball ends or linkages are seated without excessive play to avoid misleading tuning changes.

Specifications

  • Item: Pitch arm
  • Material: Not specified
  • Model Number: HI0414456
  • Compatibility: SSZ‑IV pitch systems for Hirobo helicopters

Use this part as a functional spare when maintaining or restoring the SSZ‑IV pitch assembly; inspect link interfaces during periodic checks to keep control response consistent.

It is intended as a replacement component for the SSZ‑IV pitch assembly, serving as the linkage arm between swash/cyclic controls and the rotor head.
No special tools beyond standard hobby tools are required; use the correct hex drivers and a calibrated torque driver if available to secure fasteners to recommended torque.
Verify free movement without binding, confirm link geometries and swashplate centring, and perform a cautious hover test to confirm predictable control inputs.
The product page should state package quantity; confirm the listing details for the exact number of pcs provided.

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