Where to put the faster servos
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From: Formosa, ARGENTINA
I am outfitting a 3D plane with servos and my budget wont allow for top of the line servos all around. So where do I put my better/faster servos?
I know a higher torque quality servo is important for the rudder, but after that do I put my best servos on the elevator or rons?
I know a higher torque quality servo is important for the rudder, but after that do I put my best servos on the elevator or rons?
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From: WESLACO,
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it depends ...if you like doing pinpoint rolls, perhaps in the ailerons..... if you like hovering, then in the the rudder and elevators
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From: SantiagoReg Metropolitana, Providencia, CHILE
yep, I vote for digitals just for elevator, because the huge diference in 3d planes between high and low rates you may want to keep good resolution on lower rates, for rudder I focus on torque more than speed or presition because is where you use huge deflections with more speed (think about a KE loop), and for ailerons I prefer speed but usually use my best servos on the tail and common ones for ailerons
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From: ShenZhen, CHINA
The higer torque and speed are both important.Not long ago ,I browsed a article from this link,http://www.flyermate.com/flyermate_digital_servo.php
which compared the disadvantage and advantage of the digital servo.
which compared the disadvantage and advantage of the digital servo.
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From: Port Orchard WA
Just did the same thing and put them in the elevators. I had HS-5645s on them and they wouldn't hold center. HS-5985s sure fo though.



