JR ES579 servo problem
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JR ES579 servo problem
I have a plane with 2 elevator servos JR ES579When I connect both via a Y lead cable with a 6.6 volts life battery I can see both keep flickering while moving them up/downBut when I connect both on a separate channels and mix the other channel with the elevator with 6.6 volts the problem disappears when I move back to the Y lead setup but with a 4.5 volts battery also no problem noticed !!any ideas could help in this problemPS: I tested several Y cables to make sure that no problem with it
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RE: JR ES579 servo problem
ORIGINAL: sheko_2000
I have a plane with 2 elevator servos JR ES579When I connect both via a Y lead cable with a 6.6 volts life battery I can see both keep flickering while moving them up/downBut when I connect both on a separate channels and mix the other channel with the elevator with 6.6 volts the problem disappears when I move back to the Y lead setup but with a 4.5 volts battery also no problem noticed !!any ideas could help in this problemPS: I tested several Y cables to make sure that no problem with it
I have a plane with 2 elevator servos JR ES579When I connect both via a Y lead cable with a 6.6 volts life battery I can see both keep flickering while moving them up/downBut when I connect both on a separate channels and mix the other channel with the elevator with 6.6 volts the problem disappears when I move back to the Y lead setup but with a 4.5 volts battery also no problem noticed !!any ideas could help in this problemPS: I tested several Y cables to make sure that no problem with it
In the past, I replaced the Y Harness with a higher quality one that has at least 20-22ga wire. I will NEVER use a Reversing Y Harness. My experience has been that no matter what the brand, the Reversing circuit drifts off Neutral after a couple of flights and has to constantly be readjusted. This is not easy if the Y is buried in the airframe.
A Matchbox will allow you to connect up to 4 servos to one channel and allow you to adjust Servo Direction, Endpoints, Neutral, for each servo. This is perfect for a 4 Aileron Bipe or mixing a Nosewheel or Tailwheel with Rudder, as well as Dual Ailerons, Dual Flaps, Dual Elevators, and Dual Rudders.
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RE: JR ES579 servo problem
ORIGINAL: sheko_2000
I have a plane with 2 elevator servos JR ES579When I connect both via a Y lead cable with a 6.6 volts life battery I can see both keep flickering while moving them up/downBut when I connect both on a separate channels and mix the other channel with the elevator with 6.6 volts the problem disappears when I move back to the Y lead setup but with a 4.5 volts battery also no problem noticed !!any ideas could help in this problemPS: I tested several Y cables to make sure that no problem with it
I have a plane with 2 elevator servos JR ES579When I connect both via a Y lead cable with a 6.6 volts life battery I can see both keep flickering while moving them up/downBut when I connect both on a separate channels and mix the other channel with the elevator with 6.6 volts the problem disappears when I move back to the Y lead setup but with a 4.5 volts battery also no problem noticed !!any ideas could help in this problemPS: I tested several Y cables to make sure that no problem with it
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This servo is only rated for 4.8v. This will definitely cause twitching or perhaps worse using 6v.