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Anybody having problems with the real small Spektrum servos on 6 volts and a Jeti receiver?
My JR servos (and others for that matter/analog) are fine, but these mini digital servos are jittery and horribly "toothy" for some reason. Maybe they are only truly happy on 4 volts? They are the H3050 Cyclic servos for mini helicopters; just what they had at the hobby shop.
Was wondering if the Jeti had anything to do with it...tried changing the receiver output, but no effect. Not a big deal; just would be convenient to use the little buggers I have already.
My JR servos (and others for that matter/analog) are fine, but these mini digital servos are jittery and horribly "toothy" for some reason. Maybe they are only truly happy on 4 volts? They are the H3050 Cyclic servos for mini helicopters; just what they had at the hobby shop.
Was wondering if the Jeti had anything to do with it...tried changing the receiver output, but no effect. Not a big deal; just would be convenient to use the little buggers I have already.
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From: Longwood ,
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Here's one that I m trying out.
They use a JR plug, and a Futaba servo arm.
Very powerful, and very fast....brushless motor and a steel gear train. They run on 4.8 to 8.4 volts.
They are quite popular with 3D flyers locally...Made in Sanford Fl., about 10 miles from my home.
THey also offer lesser torque servos too.
ProModeler - 470oz-in, Std, BLS #DS470BLHV
They use a JR plug, and a Futaba servo arm.
Very powerful, and very fast....brushless motor and a steel gear train. They run on 4.8 to 8.4 volts.
They are quite popular with 3D flyers locally...Made in Sanford Fl., about 10 miles from my home.
THey also offer lesser torque servos too.
ProModeler - 470oz-in, Std, BLS #DS470BLHV
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From: New City, NY
Here's one that I m trying out.
They use a JR plug, and a Futaba servo arm.
Very powerful, and very fast....brushless motor and a steel gear train. They run on 4.8 to 8.4 volts.
They are quite popular with 3D flyers locally...Made in Sanford Fl., about 10 miles from my home.
THey also offer lesser torque servos too.
ProModeler - 470oz-in, Std, BLS #DS470BLHV
They use a JR plug, and a Futaba servo arm.
Very powerful, and very fast....brushless motor and a steel gear train. They run on 4.8 to 8.4 volts.
They are quite popular with 3D flyers locally...Made in Sanford Fl., about 10 miles from my home.
THey also offer lesser torque servos too.
ProModeler - 470oz-in, Std, BLS #DS470BLHV
#14
(they come in a more normal 450oz - 0.1sec range too)
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Anybody having problems with the real small Spektrum servos on 6 volts and a Jeti receiver?
My JR servos (and others for that matter/analog) are fine, but these mini digital servos are jittery and horribly "toothy" for some reason. Maybe they are only truly happy on 4 volts? They are the H3050 Cyclic servos for mini helicopters; just what they had at the hobby shop.
Was wondering if the Jeti had anything to do with it...tried changing the receiver output, but no effect. Not a big deal; just would be convenient to use the little buggers I have already.
My JR servos (and others for that matter/analog) are fine, but these mini digital servos are jittery and horribly "toothy" for some reason. Maybe they are only truly happy on 4 volts? They are the H3050 Cyclic servos for mini helicopters; just what they had at the hobby shop.
Was wondering if the Jeti had anything to do with it...tried changing the receiver output, but no effect. Not a big deal; just would be convenient to use the little buggers I have already.
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Here's one that I m trying out.
They use a JR plug, and a Futaba servo arm.
Very powerful, and very fast....brushless motor and a steel gear train. They run on 4.8 to 8.4 volts.
They are quite popular with 3D flyers locally...Made in Sanford Fl., about 10 miles from my home.
THey also offer lesser torque servos too.
ProModeler - 470oz-in, Std, BLS #DS470BLHV
They use a JR plug, and a Futaba servo arm.
Very powerful, and very fast....brushless motor and a steel gear train. They run on 4.8 to 8.4 volts.
They are quite popular with 3D flyers locally...Made in Sanford Fl., about 10 miles from my home.
THey also offer lesser torque servos too.
ProModeler - 470oz-in, Std, BLS #DS470BLHV
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