running dual servos for steering, receiver setup questions
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running dual servos for steering, receiver setup questions
please bare with me, I'm new to 1/4 scale never ran dual servos for steering, I have a three channel radio and reciever, I am not sure how to use the aux input for the second servo. Could I use a y cable into one slot on the receiver?
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Re: running dual servos for steering, receiver setup questio
Y splitter it is. I run one in my 5th scale gas truck. The Clod as well. A cap on the receiver and a BEC would not hurt either.
Getting them set up to run in unison is the only hard part.
Getting them set up to run in unison is the only hard part.
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Re: running dual servos for steering, receiver setup questio
plug the cap in the auxiliary on the reciever? running it on a 2 stroke gas engine. any tricks to get the servos working in unison
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Re: running dual servos for steering, receiver setup questio
i will take a picture of the front end, i'm not sure I can tie them in together.
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Re: running dual servos for steering, receiver setup questio
where in the circuit would the cap be most efficient?
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Re: running dual servos for steering, receiver setup questio
Now that makes sense. Why did I not know this before....romulus22 wrote:Cap= capacitor.
Just use a tie rod from horn to horn and they will work together and not seperate

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Re: running dual servos for steering, receiver setup questio
did you guys solder your own cap to a connector or did you order one?
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Re: running dual servos for steering, receiver setup questio
get a rx pigtail, solder cap to pigtail, voila 

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Re: running dual servos for steering, receiver setup questio
there are two futaba S3305 servos on the front end for steering and a duratrax sx100 servo for the throttle and brake. Would these servos work with a JR R135 receiver and JR XR3i transmitter? I am a spring chicken with RC electronics forgive my ignorance =). These servos are analog so would I need a different receiver?
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Re: running dual servos for steering, receiver setup questio
also when I plug in the battery pack to the receiver, the servos move slightly then nothingnjdriver04 wrote:there are two futaba S3305 servos on the front end for steering and a duratrax sx100 servo for the throttle and brake. Would these servos work with a JR R135 receiver and JR XR3i transmitter? I am a spring chicken with RC electronics forgive my ignorance =). These servos are analog so would I need a different receiver?
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