Propel Gyro-X Stabilizer Replacement

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Introduction

After rough flights the stabilizer beam may end up getting damaged. Without a working stabilizer beam, the gyro-copter will not fly as it should. The best way to fix this is by replacing the stabilizer beam completely.

What you need

Step 1 Top Propellor Blades

Propel Gyro-X Stabilizer Replacement, Top Propellor Blades: step 1, image 1 of 1

Stabilizing links are easy to break. Be gentle when prying them off.
Place the tweezers on the sides of the links and pull straight away from the top point of connection.