Servo wire help
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Servo wire help
I am building the extension leads for the aileron/flap servos
planning to use 22 awg wire. My question is : Which would be
the best way to go, twisted or ribbon wire? I will be using
a 6X super pcm/ppm selectable Futaba radio. I've been out
of the hobby too long and I'm trying to educate myself on wire.
Any and all help will greatly be appreciated.
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planning to use 22 awg wire. My question is : Which would be
the best way to go, twisted or ribbon wire? I will be using
a 6X super pcm/ppm selectable Futaba radio. I've been out
of the hobby too long and I'm trying to educate myself on wire.
Any and all help will greatly be appreciated.
Warbird Lover
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RE: Servo wire help
Mike,
Thanks for your input. I'm glad to hear that both work without any problems.
I have a bunch of ribbon that was given to me by a good friend.
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Thanks for your input. I'm glad to hear that both work without any problems.
I have a bunch of ribbon that was given to me by a good friend.
Warbird Lover
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RE: Servo wire help
ORIGINAL: BarracudaHockey
Twisting communication cables is great.
Twisting servo cables is useless.
Do what Mike suggested and you'll be fine.
Twisting communication cables is great.
Twisting servo cables is useless.
Do what Mike suggested and you'll be fine.
What????
But...but.. I read on the internet........