servo compatability
05-21-2003 | 12:23 PM
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From: Saint George,
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servo compatability
I have to know the answer......
I have a JR system with 4 servos, and needed a 5th, hobby store suggested a HiTech so I went for it.
Question......will I be better to put the hitech in as the throttle control, or will it interact with the JR's in other areas??
I currently have it as an aileron, but whe I flip the flaperon switch, one of the 2 seem to travel farther (not sure if its the JR or HiTech) which has me concerned.
I have a JR system with 4 servos, and needed a 5th, hobby store suggested a HiTech so I went for it.
Question......will I be better to put the hitech in as the throttle control, or will it interact with the JR's in other areas??
I currently have it as an aileron, but whe I flip the flaperon switch, one of the 2 seem to travel farther (not sure if its the JR or HiTech) which has me concerned.
05-21-2003 | 03:25 PM
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servo compatability
You can always intermix brands of servos but you don't want to intermix models if two servos are needed. For example... if you need two servos for the ailerons, they should be the same model.
Mike.
Mike.
