(newbie) servo question
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(newbie) servo question
im fairly new to the rc plane scene and was recently told that its not good to have servos too close to batteries in planes and was wondering if this is true.
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RE: (newbie) servo question
I have never heard this one. I have my throttle and choke servo on a tray that holds my receiver and battery pack. Total distance is probably less than 1/2 inch. No problems here.
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RE: (newbie) servo question
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im fairly new to the rc plane scene and was recently told that its not good to have servos too close to batteries in planes and was wondering if this is true.
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im fairly new to the rc plane scene and was recently told that its not good to have servos too close to batteries in planes and was wondering if this is true.
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RE: (newbie) servo question
ORIGINAL: Chris7
im fairly new to the rc plane scene and was recently told that its not good to have servos too close to batteries in planes and was wondering if this is true.
Chris
im fairly new to the rc plane scene and was recently told that its not good to have servos too close to batteries in planes and was wondering if this is true.
Chris