Originally posted by seanreit
What about in ON/OFF application. If you put the servo on a switched signal, do you get Zero volts signal and 5 volts on the on off? Or is it again a pulsed signal?
Still pulsed. (Otherwise you would need different types of servos depending on whether you were connecting them to a proportional or a switched channel)
If you want to get simple on-off operation of the valves you bought, then the simplest way might be to add in a cheapie servo that drives a microswitch that allows your RX battery voltage to be switched to the valve

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By then tho, you have a "solution" that is more expensive than the Jettronic valve, but is providing less functionality... or to get proportional behaviour you could have a servo drive a pot instead of a microswitch
Or if you are comfortable enough with electronics you could throw together a converter to take the incoming signal and generate a proportional 0 -> 5v level out of it... there may even be a commercial product out there that does this for you.
Sometimes it's just easier to pay someone for the product they already have

Maybe less fun though.
Gordon