Servos for 33% ?
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I am new to the giant scale 3D birds, and I will set up a 33% 3D plane soon and am buying right now all needed stuff. I have already 4 JR 2721 servos (116 oz & .18 sec) on hand, so I really would like to use those (at least on ailerons), so I don't need to buy new ones. My question basically is : Are the 2721's strong and fast enough for 33% applications (for 3D flying), and also : do you use a matchbox for non digital servos also so they don't fight each other, or are the matchboxes only for digital servos and not needed for the 2721's ?
Can I stay with the 2721 servos or should I buy 8411's for the rudder and elevator and just use the 2721's on ailerons or go all 8411's ?
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Can I stay with the 2721 servos or should I buy 8411's for the rudder and elevator and just use the 2721's on ailerons or go all 8411's ?
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So that means the 2721's will be fine on the ailerons with a matchbox ? And then 8411's on the rudder with matchbox and 8411's on the elevator with matchbox ? So a matchbox is not only for digitals ?
Have I used enough the word "matchbox" ? LOL
Have I used enough the word "matchbox" ? LOL
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A matchbox is a JR until that you can plug 4 servo's into and adjust each independently, and only takes up one channel on the rx, I think everyone else has made them since too..
http://horizon.hobbyshopnow.com/prod...p?prod=JRPA900
http://horizon.hobbyshopnow.com/prod...p?prod=JRPA900
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You should be fine with 4x2721 on the ailerons. I use one 4721 on my Midwest Extra Rudder and it holds up fine. I also have the older H9 Extra with the wing that has one servo per aileron and I have an 8411 in each wing, and they seem to be holding up pretty well. I don't have the throws on the ailerons maxed out, but they are plenty efficient.



