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Re: CIM-SIM Noise

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Originally Posted by Daniel_LaFleur View Post
2 things:
1> the screws that came with the cim-sim are too long for the 550s and will cause binding. you'll need to shorten them to avoid binding (at least we had to)
2> We've found that, while very good, the Andy Mark gearboxes require that you grease them, break them in for 1/2 hour, take them apart, clean them, and then rebuild and regrease them. if you don't you'll end up with menal filings within the gearbox and that will cause more torque loss and greater gearbox heating (and possibly more noise).
Yes, we noticed the screw problem and fixed accordingly.

I think we will try running them in some more and rebuild. I am considering putting some lapping compound between the teeth to help wear them in.

Thanks for the ideas!

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