does anyone know of a website that has a good picture of what the servo setup should look like. my servos look like they may bump into each ither said i picture would help me out. if it helps, i have a ace wizard and what company of the servos are Beat gear??

thanks

sam

You have to space the servos so that the arms clear each other. You can also cut off the arms that you don't use. Take a look at [link=http://www.airfieldmodels.com/]my website[/link]. It has a lot of info that will help you overall.

Here are a few sample servo set-ups:

It's also a good idea to stagger the output arms

Basically you just need to be sure that the servo arms and linkages can never contact each other and bind up over the full range of travel you plan to use. Cutting off extra/unused servo arms, using shorter arms, staggering the output shaft positions (as above), swapping the side of the servo arm/shaft you link to, and just adding more space between servos are all methods of keeping your arems & linkages clear of each other...