hey all,

i have yet another question! i am getting to the stage where i will be setting the servos in place within my tiger trainer MK3..................i bought 2 x futaba s2003 and 2 x s2004.............my question is ( and the guy at the LHS told me!!!) which servo to which part?

my logic would say 1 x s2004 to the engine, 1 x s2004 to the rudder and the 2 x s2003's to the ailerons and flaps???

help appreciated, many thanks!

What? No Elevator???

Sure, that'll work. There's so little dif between them that it will not really matter

good point there minnflyer.....should have said flaps/aileron and elevator!!! live and learn right?

so it won't make a difference? the guy at the LHS said that the s2004 where for the bits i'd use most..........my assumption is that while learning i will be using the engine and rudder the most? or am i not right????

thanks.

The 3004 is a ball bearing servo, don't think I would waste that on the throttle.

so goirish can you give me an idea of where i should put the 2 x s2004 and the s2003??

If you are learning, the rudder will probably be the least used in the air, mostly on the ground during takeoffs. I would put the 3004 on ailerons and elevator You will use them alot. Just my 2c

Do you mean Futaba S3003 and 3004 servos? Futaba doesn't make a 2003 or 2004.

Elevator: 3004
Ailerons: 3004
Throttle: 3003
Rudder: 3003

The 3004 servo is a good servo with a single BB supporting the output shaft while the 3003 has a bushing that will wear over time. 3004's hold up to the abuse I give my Kaos, Twist 60 and Sky Raider Mk II with no problem.

Hogflyer

Hey Hogflyer, by golly you and I agree. What is this world coming to?

If that leaves a single aileron servo in the model there will be no flaps for you. It takes two servos to do flaps no matter how you slice it.

charlie,

i'm not sure i quite understand what you mean about this...........could you give me a little more detail please? i don't have any flaps on my trainer, just ailerons.......the plane is a tiger trainer MK3.

thanks.