BenchCraft Control Surface Deflection Meter

Control Surface Deflection Meter from BenchCraft - BCT5029-001

Take the guesswork out of configuring your aircraft with the BenchCraft Control Surface Deflection Meter. Designed for modelers who demand precision, this essential flight box tool allows you to easily measure and set high, mid, and low rates exactly to your manual's specifications. Featuring dual integrated measuring arms, it slides effortlessly onto the trailing edge of your aircraft's flying surfaces. This design allows you to read exact movements in real-time as you adjust transmitter endpoints or dual rates. No more awkward fumbling with standard rulers or dealing with inaccurate visual estimations—just reliable, symmetrical, and repeatable throws every single time you bench test.

Engineered to support a wide variety of RC aircraft configurations, this versatile gauge includes clear millimeter markings on the front to seamlessly match modern instruction manuals. If your build requires standard measurements, simply remove two screws to flip the gauge over for crisp, easy-to-read markings in inches. It is the ultimate tool for fine-tuning ailerons, flaps, rudders, and elevators to ensure predictable aerodynamic performance and prevent dangerous over-controlling during a maiden flight. Available at Motion RC, this affordable, lightweight deflection meter is a must-have addition to enhance any pilot's workshop.

Features:

• Dual measuring arms slide directly onto the control surface trailing edge
• Real time measurements show visual changes while adjusting transmitter settings
• Reversible gauge face features millimeters on one side and inches on the other
• Removable screws allow quick conversion between metric and imperial scales
• Symmetric measurements ensure equal throws on matching left and right surfaces
• High accuracy readings eliminate human error from using standard rulers
• Versatile design works on ailerons, elevators, rudders, and flaps
• Lightweight construction avoids weighing down delicate foam or balsa parts