Long Servo Leads
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Do you know how to solder?
If so, you could get a long roll of servo wire and use the male and female ends from 2 shorter servo extensions to make a 4-wire dual-elevator extension. The red and black are soldered together with their respective colors, with separate signal wires for each servo. In short, common power and ground and separate signal. I have done this a couple of times and it works great and makes for a neater installation.
If so, you could get a long roll of servo wire and use the male and female ends from 2 shorter servo extensions to make a 4-wire dual-elevator extension. The red and black are soldered together with their respective colors, with separate signal wires for each servo. In short, common power and ground and separate signal. I have done this a couple of times and it works great and makes for a neater installation.
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Ryan, yes stripping off the extra signal wire, saving the extra red/black for use as battery leads when needed.
I heard somewhere in the past that somebody makes 4-wire bulk stock for this purpose, but I have not been able to find it. If anyone knows where to get it I would like to know.
Another advantage of doing it this way is that one can customize the extension lengths as necessary and not have a lot of excess wire.
I heard somewhere in the past that somebody makes 4-wire bulk stock for this purpose, but I have not been able to find it. If anyone knows where to get it I would like to know.
Another advantage of doing it this way is that one can customize the extension lengths as necessary and not have a lot of excess wire.



