Servo test function? Help.
03-29-2003 | 07:20 AM
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Servo test function? Help.
Guys,
I recently posted a question on servos that have been in a crash, and how they should be tested to see if they still are reliable. Mainly talking of servos that have been ripped from ailerons, etc.
I am using a Futaba 9C, and I'm wondering if the servo test function is used for this diagnosis, or if it JUST tests the servos length of throw?
My servos all appear to be working ok, BUT a couple of them took a good rip, and the servo horns were cracked.
I just want to know what exactly this "servo test function" can be used to do. Thanks fellas.
I recently posted a question on servos that have been in a crash, and how they should be tested to see if they still are reliable. Mainly talking of servos that have been ripped from ailerons, etc.
I am using a Futaba 9C, and I'm wondering if the servo test function is used for this diagnosis, or if it JUST tests the servos length of throw?
My servos all appear to be working ok, BUT a couple of them took a good rip, and the servo horns were cracked.
I just want to know what exactly this "servo test function" can be used to do. Thanks fellas.
03-29-2003 | 08:41 AM
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Servo test function? Help.
The servo test function of the 9C will only command the servos connected to the receiver to move through their range. There is no feedback to the radio that indicates if they are working properly.
You have to watch the servos to see if they are moving correctly.
You have to watch the servos to see if they are moving correctly.
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Re: Servo test function? Help.
Originally posted by Paul Cataldo
Guys,
I recently posted a question on servos that have been in a crash, and how they should be tested to see if they still are reliable. Mainly talking of servos that have been ripped from ailerons, etc.
I am using a Futaba 9C, and I'm wondering if the servo test function is used for this diagnosis, or if it JUST tests the servos length of throw?
My servos all appear to be working ok, BUT a couple of them took a good rip, and the servo horns were cracked.
I just want to know what exactly this "servo test function" can be used to do. Thanks fellas.
Guys,
I recently posted a question on servos that have been in a crash, and how they should be tested to see if they still are reliable. Mainly talking of servos that have been ripped from ailerons, etc.
I am using a Futaba 9C, and I'm wondering if the servo test function is used for this diagnosis, or if it JUST tests the servos length of throw?
My servos all appear to be working ok, BUT a couple of them took a good rip, and the servo horns were cracked.
I just want to know what exactly this "servo test function" can be used to do. Thanks fellas.
