Airtronics/Futaba servos??help
06-07-2004, 04:39 PM
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Airtronics/Futaba servos??help
Are airtronics servos compatible with Futaba/Hitech recivers??? I have a plane all set up with airtronics stuff and I want to change just the reciever
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RE: Airtronics/Futaba servos??help
New Airtronics ("Z" connectors if I recall), yes. Old Airtronics have the pins in the wrong order. You can buy adapter cords or solder on new leads.
06-07-2004, 07:52 PM
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RE: Airtronics/Futaba servos??help
Ok now next question. My reciever has Dual conversion and shift selectable.With a set of jumpers inone of the plug bays on reciever... does this shift the order of the leads for servo diferances
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RE: Airtronics/Futaba servos??help
I don't think the jumper has anything to do with the servos.... I'm guessing the jumper is how you select which "shift" you want to receive.
06-07-2004, 09:08 PM
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RE: Airtronics/Futaba servos??help
On the Hitec selectable Rx's the jumper designates the 'shift'. Just remove or replace the jumper to obtain the appropriate shift for your Tx.
The Servo ports used are determined by the brand Tx. The ports will be tha same as used on the Tx. Not necessarily what is used on Hitec Tx's. Just plug a servo into any port untill you find the right one.
John[8D]
The Servo ports used are determined by the brand Tx. The ports will be tha same as used on the Tx. Not necessarily what is used on Hitec Tx's. Just plug a servo into any port untill you find the right one.
John[8D]
