Frame with plain bearing for the KST X08, X08H, A08, A08H, X08 Plus, X08H Plus, HS08A & HS08B

Not impressed. I was using with a standard servo arm (as per glider manufacturer build log). The first problem was once the clevis is installed that then interferes with one of the screws so I could only use 3 of the tiny screws which wasn't ideal. Then because they are small I found that once I'd removed the screws a few times while fiddling with the install that I'd somehow stripped the thread in the frame for another screw. So the servo is now only held in place with 2 screws (and the bearing end). Ended up putting a bar over the top of the servo to help keep it held in place by the bottom wing surface.
I don't normally bother writing reviews because most of the stuff Neil sells is good stuff, but this appears to be one exception. I'd probably have been just as well off using simple wooden ply frames.

Given the multi-servo mount options, they are a little confusing at first but can be figured out after a short while. I would prefer to see a more simplified and slimline mount for the X08 as often these servos are going in very tight locations. .

Well made and perfect fitting external bearing frame. Would not mount the KST servos any other way. Great product.

I used this with 08 plus servos, ones without horizontal lugs and it's ok but I added some metal pins that hold the vertical lugs as the plastic pip that is designed to hold the lug are pretty poor and allow some movement. They are fine now, time will tell how the plain bearings hold up but for now it all feels good and tight.

I have to a to agree with Roger Sanders, a poor design, the jigsaw puzel of bits to mount the ervo took time to sort. A nylon to nylon bearing does not instill confidence. putting these mounts in a £1700 composit glider is like using cheap servos. I will make the best of a bad job as it is the flaps we are dealing with so perhaps not quite so chritcial?

I chose a different servo for the ailerons, no plastic cradle avaliable, so made my own lite ply version of an IDS frame. Just as good, quick to change a servo, even has a removable wing skin/servo torsion bar.

The product is fuctional but poorly conceived trying to cover to many servo designs? That is the only reason I can see for the large amount of redundent parts, a plain plastic bearing is 'cheap'.

This device does is poorly designed, poorly executed, and will not fit most small wing applications. I simply do not understand why a device designed for micro-sized servos was made so large. It will not fit into the servo pocket in the small wings for which the servo would be used. It needs to be designed to be compact around the servo so that it will fit into the space available.

Its output shaft support does not run in a ball bearing. It is just an aluminum shaft running in a plastic bushing. There is no excuse for such a poor bearing design.

The servo mounting system is clever, but very confusing. I am a mechanical engineer, but I had to study the device for awhile before I figured out how to mount the servo. There should be instructions with the device, but none were supplied.

This is an unsatisfactory and generally useless device. I wasted my money. I do not recommend it.

very usefull for KST X08 if don't want to glue the servo onto the wing.
Built in a hotliner with very limited space. No flutter anymore.
a manual was not supplied but would be usefull. Some parts are not used or purpose is unclear