Spektrum dxs servo jitters
#1

I bought this radio recently because I like the compact RX [AR410]. The RX does not have any antenna whiskers, [which is nice if it works].
First question...has anyone "challenged" this radio's range limits already..? For flying 1/2A I'd like to be safe out to 600 feet. I feel that is further than I'd be able to see a tiny 1/2A model.
Secondly....my very trustworthy HS65s [with the carbonite gears] buzz and drift with this radio. I am using a 300 mah LIFE battery.
I can plug in other servos that don't drift or buzz, but I want to be able to use the HS65 servos where ever possible.
The HS 65 servos work just fine with another Spektrum radio system / LIFE RX battery combo.
I just looked at what Spektrum has to offer for servos and the prices seem too high, plus I was not able to get any physical / size data for their servos.
Does HK have a servo that matches the HS65 in size and performance..?
The HS65 measures 1 1/16" across the mounting screw holes and it is not quite 1/2" wide.
First question...has anyone "challenged" this radio's range limits already..? For flying 1/2A I'd like to be safe out to 600 feet. I feel that is further than I'd be able to see a tiny 1/2A model.
Secondly....my very trustworthy HS65s [with the carbonite gears] buzz and drift with this radio. I am using a 300 mah LIFE battery.
I can plug in other servos that don't drift or buzz, but I want to be able to use the HS65 servos where ever possible.
The HS 65 servos work just fine with another Spektrum radio system / LIFE RX battery combo.
I just looked at what Spektrum has to offer for servos and the prices seem too high, plus I was not able to get any physical / size data for their servos.
Does HK have a servo that matches the HS65 in size and performance..?
The HS65 measures 1 1/16" across the mounting screw holes and it is not quite 1/2" wide.
#2

Do the servos jitter on their own, or with the weight of a control surface attached?
I've heard about digital servos sometimes trying to center but overshooting, unless you damp them somehow.
I've heard about digital servos sometimes trying to center but overshooting, unless you damp them somehow.