thanks salty...
i don't have problem hooking up retract servos just that i was thinking of using normal high torque servos so that i can use the slow servo function of my multiplex RE to bring the retracts up and down in a scale manner....so what you are saying is that for retract servo, once it is in the lock position it will not draw current when in lock position, as for normal servos, when they are not moving they are still consuming current to resist any movements right? so for example for the throttle servo, the servo moves to the position and stays there but will only draw current if there is another external force acting on the servos, then it will draw current to resist the movement. for retract servo, once it is locked, it stays locked and will not draw current even if an external force is acting on it. if so, what is holding it in that position? a brake?