Looking for some assistance with a build
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Looking for some assistance with a build
Hello I am new here. And I am also fairly new to building rc. I did not plan to but I ended up seeing a osprey on the market and being the sucker I am I bought it. I am finding that i more or less am needing to replace almost everything in it. I had bought a bananna hobby v22. Iv replaced both servos for the motor pods. And am trying to replace its flight controller for a kk2. However the wiring and powering is difficult to me. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I think I need a 3 pronge splitter cable for the battery to go to the actual escs however im unsure if that's even a thing or not. I only seem to be able to find 2 or 4 outlets.
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Ypu should go battery, to a switch to the reciever to the escs. Give aloft hobbies a try, they can modify a switch to suit
send them an email on what you need, they'll charge for switch and a small fee.
other than that, every reciever has basically the same layout, channel 1 to channel 1 and so on. There should be a wiring diagram in the manual for the plane.
If it has ailerons, you can use whats called a reversing y harness, flaps use a standard y harness.
other way is to put each aileron on a seperate channel, mixing both channels as aileron.
sounds like you'l have either 7 to 9 channels, the eac's should come off the reciever to give you throttle control, usually channel 1.
send them an email on what you need, they'll charge for switch and a small fee.
other than that, every reciever has basically the same layout, channel 1 to channel 1 and so on. There should be a wiring diagram in the manual for the plane.
If it has ailerons, you can use whats called a reversing y harness, flaps use a standard y harness.
other way is to put each aileron on a seperate channel, mixing both channels as aileron.
sounds like you'l have either 7 to 9 channels, the eac's should come off the reciever to give you throttle control, usually channel 1.