Servos for SFHSS
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I received my new T8J transmitter on Monday. Now I have heard that SFHSS mode operates <u>only</u> with digital servos. Is this true? The manual seems to indicate that the included receiver can be used with <u>any</u> J-connector equipped servo.
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Bax,
Sorry to nitpick here, but after re-reading your post; could I get some assurance that it is safe to use analog servos with the R2008SB receiver in <u>SFHSS mode</u>?
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Sorry to nitpick here, but after re-reading your post; could I get some assurance that it is safe to use analog servos with the R2008SB receiver in <u>SFHSS mode</u>?
Thanks
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I'm sorry, let me try to make my question more clear and specific.
Can you safely use <u>ANY</u> servo on the R2008SB receiver with the 8J transmitter in <span style="text-decoration: underline;">either</span> FHSS mode or S-FHSS mode?
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Can you safely use <u>ANY</u> servo on the R2008SB receiver with the 8J transmitter in <span style="text-decoration: underline;">either</span> FHSS mode or S-FHSS mode?
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This is being way over thought. You can use ANY regular servo, digital or analog with that receiver. When we say "that receiver", that means receiver. Mode is irrelevant. If we were going to mention a mode, we would have.
The R2008SB receiver operates on FHSS mode when an FHSS transmitter is present, and S-FHSS mode when an S-FHSS transmitter is present. It does not "care" which servos you use. However, you MUST use S-Bus servos on the S-Bus, or an S-Bus decoder when you use other servos.
Again, we don't know where the idea came from that FHSS and SFHSS affected the servos.
The R2008SB receiver operates on FHSS mode when an FHSS transmitter is present, and S-FHSS mode when an S-FHSS transmitter is present. It does not "care" which servos you use. However, you MUST use S-Bus servos on the S-Bus, or an S-Bus decoder when you use other servos.
Again, we don't know where the idea came from that FHSS and SFHSS affected the servos.
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This is being way over thought. You can use ANY regular servo, digital or analog with that receiver. When we say ''that receiver'', that means receiver. Mode is irrelevant. If we were going to mention a mode, we would have.
The R2008SB receiver operates on FHSS mode when an FHSS transmitter is present, and S-FHSS mode when an S-FHSS transmitter is present. It does not ''care'' which servos you use. However, you MUST use S-Bus servos on the S-Bus, or an S-Bus decoder when you use other servos.
Again, we don't know where the idea came from that FHSS and SFHSS affected the servos.
This is being way over thought. You can use ANY regular servo, digital or analog with that receiver. When we say ''that receiver'', that means receiver. Mode is irrelevant. If we were going to mention a mode, we would have.
The R2008SB receiver operates on FHSS mode when an FHSS transmitter is present, and S-FHSS mode when an S-FHSS transmitter is present. It does not ''care'' which servos you use. However, you MUST use S-Bus servos on the S-Bus, or an S-Bus decoder when you use other servos.
Again, we don't know where the idea came from that FHSS and SFHSS affected the servos.
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There is no high-speed mode in SFHSS air systems. Only the 4PL car system. The airplane systems can use any servo you desire to plug into them.
There is no high-speed mode in SFHSS air systems. Only the 4PL car system. The airplane systems can use any servo you desire to plug into them.




