where can I get those push/pull rods

[EatMorePizza]

I see alot of pis of helis who have different rods connected to the balllinks for rudder.cyclic...etc

Instead of the thin rodlinks they have this beefy silver rod.
I need one especially for the rudder control. This one I belive has a nylon sleeve on it.

where can I buy these?

[vandelescrow]

I may be wrong but I beleive what you are talking about are home made from carbon rod. There are a few kits out there but you still have to cut the carbon rod to length.

[EatMorePizza]

I saw those as well but the ones I want are definitly a type of alloy

[EatMorePizza]

http://www.e-flex.fr/avro/avr010.jpg

these are what I want. This heli is Sick.

[vandelescrow]

Hm, The heli is an advent aurora (N9?). I read a review of a heli recently that said the ball links were over sized (larger than norm), even the ball is over sized. I think it was that heli. Go to the advent website and see if you can download a pdf file of there manual. From there you should beable to see if the lengths of the pushrods are the size you can use.

/edit
I just did a quick search for there web site, no joy. I will get back to you in a few minutes with the url of the manufaturer. I need to find the review from a recent RC Heli mag.

I'll be back with you in apx 15 min

[vandelescrow]

I'm sorry, I miss spoke. The N9 is made by Synergy. The web site is www.synergyrc.com I do not have a review of the Advent so I dont know there web site. However, the N9 is the one with the over sized ball links so that may help you.

[EatMorePizza]

Wow those heli's are nice. So maybe that setup im looking for doesn't exsist around the states?

[Laurens]

That heli is the Blitz Avro. www.blitz-helicopters.com

[EatMorePizza]

Looks like great craftsmanship to me