PT Model 1.5" Composite Control Horn – Type 2 Fiberglass (5 Pack)
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PT Model Type 2 Composite Control Horn – 1.5" Fiberglass (5 Pack)
The PT Model Type 2 Composite Control Horn features a smooth curved profile designed to improve linkage alignment and reduce stress on control systems. This fiberglass control horn is ideal for RC airplane builders looking for clean geometry and consistent control surface response.
With a 1.5" height and 1.5" base width, the Type 2 horn provides balanced leverage while maintaining a lightweight, low-profile installation. Each package includes 5 composite control horns.
Key Features
- Curved Type 2 design for improved linkage alignment
- Fiberglass composite construction – lightweight and rigid
- 1.5" height for effective control geometry
- 1.5" base width for stable mounting
- Reduces binding compared to flat control horns
- Clean, low-profile installation
- 5 control horns per pack
Specifications
| Brand | PT Model |
| Type | Type 2 (Curved) |
| Height | 1.5" / 38mm |
| Base Width | 1.5" / 38mm |
| Material | Fiberglass Composite |
| Quantity | 5 Control Horns |
Why Choose Type 2?
- Provides smoother pushrod angles than flat horns
- Reduces side load and linkage stress
- Improves control precision and consistency
- Great for mid-size aircraft and pattern setups
Installation Diagram
The curved horn profile allows the pushrod to follow a more natural path, reducing binding and improving linkage efficiency.
Installation Guide
- Mark horn position: Align linkage hole with hinge line
- Check geometry: Ensure pushrod runs straight
- Prepare surface: Lightly sand bonding area
- Test fit: Confirm proper alignment
- Glue: Use epoxy for secure installation
- Install linkage: Attach pushrod or ball link
- Test movement: Verify smooth operation
Package Includes
- 5 × PT Model Type 2 composite control horns
Required to Complete
- Epoxy adhesive
- Pushrods / clevis / ball links
- Basic hobby tools
Control Horn Type Guide (Type 1 vs Type 2 vs Type 3)
Choosing the correct control horn style helps improve linkage geometry, reduce binding, and ensure smooth, precise control surface movement.
| Type | Shape | Best Use | When to Choose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type 1 | Flat / Straight | Basic linkage setups | Use when your servo and control surface are already well aligned. Best for simple, straight pushrod installations. |
| Type 2 | Curved / Swept | Smooth linkage geometry | Use when your pushrod is slightly off-angle. The curved shape helps reduce binding and allows smoother control movement. |
| Type 3 | Stepped / Offset | Offset linkage setups | Use when you need to shift the linkage position. Ideal for tight installs, scale builds, or when the servo and surface are not in line. |
• Straight setup → Type 1
• Slight angle → Type 2
• Offset / tight geometry → Type 3
