Servo ext Leads..Neat bundles..extended close proximity... A problem??

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07-17-2002, 01:55 PM

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Servo ext Leads..Neat bundles..extended close proximity... A problem??

I have about 4/5 neatly bundled servo extension leads zip tied together in close proximity to eachother running a good portion of the length of my model. Are there any problems associated with this?? servo signal/response/RF ... servos on the end are JR digitals 9411's 4131's and 3301's Thanks>>

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07-17-2002, 07:42 PM

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Servo ext Leads..Neat bundles..extended close proximity... A problem??

Sometimes, But not always. But don't bundle the ECU wiring in with the servo wires.

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From Darrryl Usher:
It is not good practice.

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07-19-2002, 02:45 AM

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Got the same situation with a Kangaroo. Cant really avoid wires coming together at some point. Plus it looks like spaghetti inside the fuse if you dont use some kind of organization. We wire tie wire bundles in full size aircraft, some wires are protected against interference some not. Have not had any interference problems with my roo but am concerned none the less.

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