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The only servo I have had fail was a Hitec HS 55, cost me a DLG. Two or
three other guys around here had them fail about the same time. Maybe
just a bad batch.
Ed Franz
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This event was held February 4, 2000, and Wil Byers of SEModeler made an
agreement with me to publish it in his mag, but he never did. So better
late than never, it can now be seen on my web site. It is listed on the
opening page directory, just click on the event listing.
Dave is the creator of
Nathan,
Could you elaborate more as to what your failures were and what you felt
caused them? I would be interested in how many were caused by either
crashes or just plain hard landings at some of the rougher sites you guys
fly at like Vincent and Parker. Also, how many just failed under
I was checking Ebay this morning and found an Airtronics Stylus for sale. The
Sale includes the transmitter, receiver, an extra transmitter module
receiver crystal (different channel), 50 model memory card, charger, manuals,
case, and neckstrap.
The Buy it now price is $415.00
To view the
That's a reasonable deal. The price for all that new would be about $480 -
$500
I was checking Ebay this morning and found an Airtronics Stylus for sale.
The
Sale includes the transmitter, receiver, an extra transmitter module
receiver crystal (different channel), 50 model memory card,
I am just curious, not trying to raise doubt in your claim.
Well then, let's set things straight:
1. Unless it's another SWC update, virtually every post on RCSE is an
editorial style post. ie, an opinion.
2. In my opinion, servo failure is when a servo breaks, as in, ceases to
work
Dudes and Dudettes
After tonight I will not be able to respond to email till monday. Packing
for the WRAM show in NY where we will represent Multiplex and Pole Cat Aero.
If you are going to the show, stop by and introduce yourself. I will have a
very limited supply of Hammerheads,
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Selling for a friend.
Flair K8 scale sailplane kit. It's fully built up and spans 148. FG
nosebowl and cowl. Kit rec'd great review from Don Baily in SE
Modeler...one of his favorite models. NIB $400. Buyer pays shipping.
Dale
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The photon short kit is $300. The completed kit is $400.
No one at Pierce flies the simply the best anymore. Most people
flying hlg there are using the photon, and no one is flying a javelin
hlg there.
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I was at the Rose Bowl, saw
For the record. Mr. B Yen is incorrect in his comments re the Photon.
The Photon is currently $ 400 for a complete airframe, and $ 300 for an
unfinished model. The wing is built in the old eastern block and is hi
tech composite, similar to a Simply the Best or Graphite. I build the
rest of the
Have I just been lucky so far, or are there some horror
stories lurking out there concerning these servos?
Good golly no. No horror stories here. I've only had ONE failure in 23
years! I consider that Great.
Notice I didn't mention the servos that have been broken in combat, crashes,
etc...
Ray...Please ping me back..Brian
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Can anyone describe how to use the Stylus trainer cord? I don't see
anything in the manuals about setting it up.
Thanks - Jim
Jim Monaco
Rocky Mountain Soaring Association
Denver, CO
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Davenport ISR race info can be found here:
http://sloperacing.com/isr2002.htm
Cheers,
Nathan Woods
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Title: Hitec servo and receiver connector orientation
I am used to Futaba servo to radio connectors are keyed. My just arrived hitec servos and receiver don't use keyed connectors. Hence my question: what is the proper way of orienting the servor connector to the receiver?
Jean
Ottawa's only
Just a quick note to let you know that we just published on our Web site
the newly received:
SIMPLY BETTER D-HLG (Hi-Tech construction and very light weight)
you'll find it under: New Gliders
Also check under: New Electronics, motors, etc. the Actro electro
motors.
Very compact, light
There's an excellent article by Gordy in RCSD in the
current issue on digital servos.
http://www.b2streamlines.com/RCSD.html
Aaron
Now let's see if I beat Gordy to the punch! ;)
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Signal wire on the inside, negative wire closest to the outside.
At 07:14 PM 2/20/02 -0500, Jean Gravel wrote:
I am used to Futaba servo to radio connectors are keyed. My just
arrived hitec servos and receiver don't use keyed connectors. Hence my
question: what is the proper way of
Title: Hitec servo and receiver connector orientation
They connect the same as the Futaba. Signal wire is inside -or top for slimline-(orange/Hitec, white/Fut) and the black goes to the outside -or bottom- .
Wiggle your sticks
David Judson
Riverside, CA
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I am used
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