cap 232
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From: Auburn, ME
What type of hitec servos should be used for the cap 232 .40 size from hanger 9? I have Hs- 300 servos, but i am skeptible. Just want to know what other people are using and if yopur not using hitec what would be the equivalant. Thanks for any reples.
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I don't have that plane....but I do have experience with those servos, and I wouldn't use them in anything beyond a trainer.....I've had 2 of them fail in the elevator of my World Models Super Sports 40, which is far from a Cap......luckily I was able to bring the plane down safely. I will never use HS300's for anything but the throttle again. For most of my 40-size sport planes, I use HS425's.
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I have used standard servos-Hitec HS300's for the ailerons on my H9 cap without any problems. I wouldn't use them on the elevator or rudder. I used a Hitec 425 on the rudder and a 605 on the elevator.
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From: Reno, NV
Hi guys,
Please advixe me as to whether its a good idea to use the Hitec standard servos---HS422 in my Midwest Lil Cap 232 im building. its a .90 powered aerobat that is about the same size as a .60 trainer.
Thanks,
Paul
Please advixe me as to whether its a good idea to use the Hitec standard servos---HS422 in my Midwest Lil Cap 232 im building. its a .90 powered aerobat that is about the same size as a .60 trainer.
Thanks,
Paul
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From: LAKELAND,
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Depending on your level of aerobatics, standard servos are fine for ailerons on that size of aircraft if each aileron has it's own servo. I would use ball bearing or higher torque servos on the rudder and elevator.
Tom
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