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Topic: rudderpin position  (Read 1707 times)

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What is the proper position for the rudder pin?  Notch to either side, straight back?  I just picked up a demo Outback :smt007 from CCK and am in the process of rigging it.  YAH I know I have gone to the dark side of yakking :smt044 and can't wait to get it on the water at ARW for some hali chasing.
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