[10-Pack] White Micro Control Horns: For Things That Fly (Usually)

Look at you, trying to build something that actually responds to your inputs. These white plastic control horns are the unsung heroes of your micro RC build, providing the mechanical link between your servo's optimism and your plane's actual flight path. They're white, they're plastic, and there are 50 of them, because we both know you're going to lose at least half of them in the workshop carpet before the weekend is over.

Why You Want It

Let's be real: nobody gets excited about control horns. They aren't a high-discharge LiPo or a fancy flight controller. But without them, your foamie is just a very expensive, non-aerodynamic paperweight. These are lightweight enough for micro-builds but sturdy enough to survive your inevitable "rapid unscheduled disassembly." If you are a serial builder or someone who likes to keep a stash of spares for the club field, this bulk pack is your new best friend.

Specs

• Quantity: 10 Pieces (Enough to last until your next mid-life crisis)
• Material: High-Quality Nylon Plastic (Not quite aerospace grade, but better than a paperclip)
• Colour: White (Neutral enough to hide on foam, visible enough to find when dropped)
• Type: 4-Hole Micro Control Horns (For adjustable throw ratios)
• Application: Perfect for indoor flyers, park flyers, and micro fixed-wing aircraft

In the Box

• 10x White Micro Control Horns
• 1x Sense of accomplishment (not guaranteed)

Compatibility

Fits most standard micro pushrods and clevises. Designed for foamies, balsa micro-planes, and that weird experimental glider you’ve been hiding in the shed.

Highlights

• Weightless: So light, your scale might not even register them. Perfect for sub-250g builds.
• Adjustable: Multiple mounting holes for when you realize your control throws are way too twitchy for your skill level.
• Bulk Value: Because buying these individually is a financial trap we’re helping you avoid.

Notes

Requires glue or mechanical fastening depending on your wing thickness. If you're trying to use these on a 100cc petrol plane, please record the flight and tag us so we can watch the disaster unfold in slow motion.

Disclaimer

Does not include flight talent, servos, or the ability to land gracefully in a British crosswind.

Still Here?

You’re still reading about plastic clips? Truly, the SEO crawler and your boredom have much in common. Buy the 10-pack, stop procrastinating, and go finish that build. Your transmitter is getting lonely