Which servos?
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After hitting the ground this afternoon I noticed that my servos are cracked. They didnt really line up 90deg to begin with. Should I go with the stock replacements? Or go to something else?
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Remember, if you replace one, you should replace them all...
HS-55's I believe are the best replacement, but others can elaborate because I don't have these in mine.
HS-55's I believe are the best replacement, but others can elaborate because I don't have these in mine.
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From: Southwick, MA
I had Futaba S3114 nano-servos controling the swashplate, but had to modify them (they fell in the stock openings), since then I have gone to Hi-tech HS-55 servos, they are a direct-fit for the stock HS50's, although the servo arms didn't quite line up a perfect 90 degrees, linkage adjustments had to be made (on the stock TX-RX system), which mean countless hours flying & adjusting to get the pitch curve/cyclic control working properly again. On a new computerized TX you have sub-trims you can adjust instead.
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