These kits come with rudder. Like the ailerons and elevator, you just have to add a servo. All of our Cats had working rudders even though most of us flew them by "bank and yank". However, as a skidder, a rudder is essential for ground turning. Most of us had the rudder on high rates, no expo so we could crank it around on the ground to drive them back to the pits. In the air, the rudder is very effective, so much so, that it would wag the Cat's tail like a skier going through a slalom course. A couple guys would use it to do "hammer head" turns in the air.
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Originally posted by Skyboom View PostOh cool. I think the rudder got tossed out in the garbage by accident. I can make one simple enough. I'm working on the Vampire tonight. Strengthening the tailbooms and giving it a good once over. Thanks for your input sir, very much obliged.
PS, should you for any reason want another one, I have a complete Arctic Cat kit unopened in its original box. Two of us bought 7 of them but one friend passed away before the shipment arrived, so I have one left. I haven't looked but I think it's a blue one. I don't know how much it would cost to ship it out to you but it shouldn't be to high by mail just one province over.
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Originally posted by Skyboom View PostSure I could use a second Artic Cat. I can send you an e money transfer. If you PM me your email address. I'll send you my P.O Box information as well. Thanks again xviper.
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