A flybar rotor head is controlled indirectly; movements are transmitted first to the flybar and paddles (Hiller control method, using auxiliary rotor head). The Hiller system only works perfectly if the paddles are set exactly parallel to each other. Unevenly set paddles also produce a bending moment on the flybar during every rotation which leads to more rapid wear.
The flybar jig is contained in the rotor head setting-up tools as well.