U Can Do 3d Arf
11-18-2002 | 01:39 AM
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Please help! I'm looking for suggestions on which HI=TECH sevos to use where on this 3D ARF, that I plan to power with a YZ 91FZ. Thanks, Charlie.
11-18-2002 | 01:44 AM
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Look at the thread in this forum with almost 40 thousand views and many pages of information. Already answered there. I am personally using the 5 pole model 545's on all except rudder which has a JR 4721 coreless @ 119 oz/in
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11-18-2002 | 02:50 AM
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Charlie,
We had two of them flying in Chico today. You should come down the hill and see them. I've got Hitec 525's on the ailerons and a 605 on the rudder. I currently have Futaba 3004's on the elevators and throttle. The other 2 525's for the elevators haven't come in yet. Battery is a 6v 1700mAh NiCd. Also using a YS91FZ. Flies great, even in the wind today. I split the landing gear block today when a crosswind pushed it sideways on landing. Easy repair though.
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We had two of them flying in Chico today. You should come down the hill and see them. I've got Hitec 525's on the ailerons and a 605 on the rudder. I currently have Futaba 3004's on the elevators and throttle. The other 2 525's for the elevators haven't come in yet. Battery is a 6v 1700mAh NiCd. Also using a YS91FZ. Flies great, even in the wind today. I split the landing gear block today when a crosswind pushed it sideways on landing. Easy repair though.
Chris
11-18-2002 | 03:20 AM
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Futaba 3001 all around with a Hitec 5925 on the rudder (all running on a 6v 1450mah pack)!
The 5925 is a very fast servo, it's my first Hitec digital, and I've very impressed.
-Chris
The 5925 is a very fast servo, it's my first Hitec digital, and I've very impressed.
-Chris
11-18-2002 | 03:36 AM
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5625 on ailerons and elevators
5945 on rudder
I got the digital servos for the centering torque, not so much for the deflection torque. You only need about 60 oz-inch for elevators/ailerons and 100 for rudder, since elevators and rudder are counter balanced. Especiall because the elevators are extremely counter-balanced, it's easy to have flutter if the centering torque is not enough. Seeing several people reporting the stab break due to flutter, I went for the digital servos.
One thing I suspect why some people broke the stab is that they push the elevators more than they physicall want to move: hinge lines too tight, edge bevel is not enough... When you push the elevators beyond the limit, you will flex the push-rod and/or strain the stab. So if you want to exceed the control throw, leave a wider hinge gap, which may cause slow speed to suffer a little.
5945 on rudder
I got the digital servos for the centering torque, not so much for the deflection torque. You only need about 60 oz-inch for elevators/ailerons and 100 for rudder, since elevators and rudder are counter balanced. Especiall because the elevators are extremely counter-balanced, it's easy to have flutter if the centering torque is not enough. Seeing several people reporting the stab break due to flutter, I went for the digital servos.
One thing I suspect why some people broke the stab is that they push the elevators more than they physicall want to move: hinge lines too tight, edge bevel is not enough... When you push the elevators beyond the limit, you will flex the push-rod and/or strain the stab. So if you want to exceed the control throw, leave a wider hinge gap, which may cause slow speed to suffer a little.
