servo question
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From: Daytona Beach,
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Id check your EPAs and linkages sometimes there can be resistance on the servo when it tries to center, and that would cause it to buzz or hum,
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From: richmond, VA
no the do it when nothing is attached too! no horn or anything. im runnin a airtronics for throttle and a jr 9100t for steering and they both do it mostly the airtronics
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From: Wpg,
MB, CANADA
To answer ur question.....Digital servo's have a WAY more accurate center line on the Pot..therefor they are ALWAYS trying to recenter.....causing the whine ur hearing.....analoge's are a little sloppy around center and dont mind as much.....its no big deal with a little load on em....but as u said there whining at idle...with No horns on....thats not right....they should be Dead Silent....I would look into the top case of the servo and see if u can see anything a miss......has the servo acted up at all ? being a JR i would just send it back and see what they say if u have a spare to use in the meantime.
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my ace servos make noise, but if you pick the tires off the ground they stop so they should not make noise if there is no horn attached, I would send it back if this is the case
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hey:
the servos on my Trinity Next make a lot of noise too, although the truck and servos are perfectly fine
it's nothing at all you should worry or drive yourself crazy about[8D]
the servos on my Trinity Next make a lot of noise too, although the truck and servos are perfectly fine
it's nothing at all you should worry or drive yourself crazy about[8D]



