Whats the difference ???
08-26-2005, 04:53 PM
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Whats the difference ???
Hi ya fellas
As I said before got me new FG MT today and am going to sort the radio gear out for it.Just reding one of the posts and a fella said he bought a digi servo from abroad and it burnt out within 2 months! What is the difference between Digital and normal? Do ya need special radio gear?(I'm running a JR XR2 FM for my 1/5 scales)
Oh,and does anyone in the UK know of a JR dealer,as I dont really want to have two radio sets,just another JR reciver.
Thanx Fellas
Vo0[&:]
As I said before got me new FG MT today and am going to sort the radio gear out for it.Just reding one of the posts and a fella said he bought a digi servo from abroad and it burnt out within 2 months! What is the difference between Digital and normal? Do ya need special radio gear?(I'm running a JR XR2 FM for my 1/5 scales)
Oh,and does anyone in the UK know of a JR dealer,as I dont really want to have two radio sets,just another JR reciver.
Thanx Fellas
Vo0[&:]
08-26-2005, 05:07 PM
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RE: Whats the difference ???
you dont need special radio gear for digi servos, they are fine on standard radios
digital tends to be more powerful and smoother than analogue, but it will eat up you battery faster
make sure you have a decent GP3300 6v Rx pack
make sure you use an alloy servo head too, or at least a reinforced plastic one
i bought a HiTec 5745 digi servo with 17Kg of torque and i know if that was using a plastic head it would just bend or snap it, luckily it came fitted with an alloy one
Monstrous
digital tends to be more powerful and smoother than analogue, but it will eat up you battery faster
make sure you have a decent GP3300 6v Rx pack
make sure you use an alloy servo head too, or at least a reinforced plastic one
i bought a HiTec 5745 digi servo with 17Kg of torque and i know if that was using a plastic head it would just bend or snap it, luckily it came fitted with an alloy one
Monstrous
