CaptainScarlet

They are a common fault on these and I don't think there's a cure other than post it back to Ripmax..

Which direction do you need?

there's nothing to mess with them just spray some WD40 on it it's probably sailed in salty conditions!

A club member has a V10 he has 3D printed his and I must say there probably better than the originals

Hi, They cannot be purchased in the UK only found them in Australia or direct from Ian Vickers

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I'm not blaming the skippers it's probably as usual that it seems to be at most events the marks are too far away, I know it's drone footage but there's incident after incident at the spreader marks that are not getting picked up by the judges that would be effecting the scores especially in A fleet.

Race 4- Heat A 3.07 minute's into the race RED boat completely missed a spreader mark and doesn't get a penalty I wonder if the boat got a disqualification at the end of the race..

Definitely worth using the Futaba kit it's probably the most common transmitter used for sailing I use these receivers with no problems at all. https://www.1001hobbies.co.uk/spare-parts-for-rc-models/132576-futaba-01000658-receiver-r2006gs-s-fhss-2-4g-4513886022517.html https://inwoodmodels.com/product/futaba-r3006sb-6-channel-receiver/

If you are using a pot just blue tack the tails around the top inside the pot or you could use one of these from Sailsetc. https://www.sailsetc2.com/index.php/aerial-arc.html or https://www.sailsetc2.com/index.php/futaba-plug-1576.html

what do you mean by both servos there should only be 1 servo and winch?

call either overlander https://www.overlander.co.uk/ or componentshop https://www.componentshop.co.uk/ they will fit the connector for you.