Servos for plane
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Servos for plane
Im a newbie to rc and looking into getting a plane for a starter and was wondering if i need different servos for different functions or could i just get 4 of the same servo and it would control everything?
Im looking on buying the Hobbico Avistar 40 ARF from www.greathobbies.comfor 109.99 which i didnt think was a bad price for the plane itself compared to others ive seen but as I said im a bit of a newbie to this world and wasnt quite sure about the servos.Which somewhat inexpensive servos would be good for this plane?I dont have any hobby stores nearby(closest is a 4 hour drive) and am starting from scratch for everything and dont have a whole lot of money to begin with so im forced to buy most things one at a time.
Thanks for the help
Joey
Im looking on buying the Hobbico Avistar 40 ARF from www.greathobbies.comfor 109.99 which i didnt think was a bad price for the plane itself compared to others ive seen but as I said im a bit of a newbie to this world and wasnt quite sure about the servos.Which somewhat inexpensive servos would be good for this plane?I dont have any hobby stores nearby(closest is a 4 hour drive) and am starting from scratch for everything and dont have a whole lot of money to begin with so im forced to buy most things one at a time.
Thanks for the help
Joey
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RE: Servos for plane
ORIGINAL: bigjoe1986
Im a newbie to rc and looking into getting a plane for a starter and was wondering if i need different servos for different functions or could i just get 4 of the same servo and it would control everything?
Im looking on buying the Hobbico Avistar 40 ARF from www.greathobbies.com for 109.99 which i didnt think was a bad price for the plane itself compared to others ive seen but as I said im a bit of a newbie to this world and wasnt quite sure about the servos.Which somewhat inexpensive servos would be good for this plane?I dont have any hobby stores nearby(closest is a 4 hour drive) and am starting from scratch for everything and dont have a whole lot of money to begin with so im forced to buy most things one at a time.
Thanks for the help
Joey
Im a newbie to rc and looking into getting a plane for a starter and was wondering if i need different servos for different functions or could i just get 4 of the same servo and it would control everything?
Im looking on buying the Hobbico Avistar 40 ARF from www.greathobbies.com for 109.99 which i didnt think was a bad price for the plane itself compared to others ive seen but as I said im a bit of a newbie to this world and wasnt quite sure about the servos.Which somewhat inexpensive servos would be good for this plane?I dont have any hobby stores nearby(closest is a 4 hour drive) and am starting from scratch for everything and dont have a whole lot of money to begin with so im forced to buy most things one at a time.
Thanks for the help
Joey
http://www.greathobbies.com/producti...d_id=HITHS311S
The gears in the following servos will last longer:
http://www.greathobbies.com/producti...d_id=HITHS322S
The Ball Bearings on the Output Shaft, for the following servos, will help keep the the Output Shaft in line longer:
http://www.greathobbies.com/producti...d_id=HITHS325S
Take your pick, but I would vote for the 3rd choice.
You can look at similar servos from other manufacturers, as well. Hobby King has some really cheap servos:
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s..._31_2D49g.html
Check out Servo City:
http://servocity.com/html/hitec_servos.html
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RE: Servos for plane
If you are like you said a newbie and starting from scratch, when you decide to buy your radio system it is usually supplied with 4 standard type servos which will be quite suitable for the model you have selected.
Karol
Karol
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RE: Servos for plane
ORIGINAL: bigjoe1986
Im a newbie to rc and looking into getting a plane for a starter and was wondering if i need different servos for different functions or could i just get 4 of the same servo and it would control everything?
Im looking on buying the Hobbico Avistar 40 ARF from www.greathobbies.com for 109.99 which i didnt think was a bad price for the plane itself compared to others ive seen but as I said im a bit of a newbie to this world and wasnt quite sure about the servos.Which somewhat inexpensive servos would be good for this plane?I dont have any hobby stores nearby(closest is a 4 hour drive) and am starting from scratch for everything and dont have a whole lot of money to begin with so im forced to buy most things one at a time.
Thanks for the help
Joey
Im a newbie to rc and looking into getting a plane for a starter and was wondering if i need different servos for different functions or could i just get 4 of the same servo and it would control everything?
Im looking on buying the Hobbico Avistar 40 ARF from www.greathobbies.com for 109.99 which i didnt think was a bad price for the plane itself compared to others ive seen but as I said im a bit of a newbie to this world and wasnt quite sure about the servos.Which somewhat inexpensive servos would be good for this plane?I dont have any hobby stores nearby(closest is a 4 hour drive) and am starting from scratch for everything and dont have a whole lot of money to begin with so im forced to buy most things one at a time.
Thanks for the help
Joey
You will need to purchase Fuel, Fuel Pump, a Glow Stick, Electric Starter + Battery(you could use a Chicken Stick as a substitute).
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RE: Servos for plane
For a newbie just getting his foot wet in this hobby it would be a great help if you got associated with a club or an experienced flier who would be able to assist you in getting started. Also read everything you can find on flying RC models
Karol
Karol