Fixing your Micro Stik

|TheRCNewbie

Here is a quick video explaining the repairs done to my Micro Stik. 

Firstly I hot glued the motor to the frame. It was only held in place by a single screw that popped off almost immediately. A drop of hot glue will normally fix that. 

I added normal tape to the wings to give them a bit of protection against tears. I had to use my own control horn when the old one fell off. DONT USE POR GLUE. It melted through the foam, so I used hot glue. 

I added tape to the hinges on the elevator and rudder. They were only secured with a thin bit of paper, I think. 


and there we go! A quick tutorial on how to either fix/or prevent needing to fix your Micro Stik

Happy Flying!

Here is a quick video explaining the repairs done to my Micro Stik.


Firstly I hot glued the motor to the frame. It was only held in place by a single screw that popped off almost immediately. I drop of hot glue will normally fix that.

I added normal tape to the wings to give them a bit of protection against tears. 

I had to use my own control horn when the old one fell off. DONT USE POR GLUE. It melted through the foam, so I used hot glue. 

I added tape to the hinges on the elevator and rudder. They were only secured with a thin bit of paper, I think. 


This is my first video/tip so don't hate. :)Here is a quick video explaining the repairs done to my Micro Stik.


Firstly I hot glued the motor to the frame. It was only held in place by a single screw that popped off almost immediately. I drop of hot glue will normally fix that.

I added normal tape to the wings to give them a bit of protection against tears. 

I had to use my own control horn when the old one fell off. DONT USE POR GLUE. It melted through the foam, so I used hot glue. 

I added tape to the hinges on the elevator and rudder. They were only secured with a thin bit of paper, I think. 


This is my first video/tip so don't hate. :)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-vC2rUg6WM

Here is a quick video explaining the repairs done to my Micro Stik.


Firstly I hot glued the motor to the frame. It was only held in place by a single screw that popped off almost immediately. I drop of hot glue will normally fix that.

I added normal tape to the wings to give them a bit of protection against tears. 

I had to use my own control horn when the old one fell off. DONT USE POR GLUE. It melted through the foam, so I used hot glue. 

I added tape to the hinges on the elevator and rudder. They were only secured with a thin bit of paper, I think. 


This is my first video/tip so don't hate. :)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-vC2rUg6WM

Here is a quick video explaining the repairs done to my Micro Stik.


Firstly I hot glued the motor to the frame. It was only held in place by a single screw that popped off almost immediately. I drop of hot glue will normally fix that.

I added normal tape to the wings to give them a bit of protection against tears. 

I had to use my own control horn when the old one fell off. DONT USE POR GLUE. It melted through the foam, so I used hot glue. 

I added tape to the hinges on the elevator and rudder. They were only secured with a thin bit of paper, I think. 


This is my first video/tip so don't hate. :)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-vC2rUg6WM







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