It is common practice on large-scale birds to separate the servo power wiring from the
signal wires to the Rx.
Remember, though, that the servo power wire and signal wire share a ground wire (the
"power negative wire" and make sure there is a good connection between the Rx and that
common ground.
--Bill
On Thu, 25 May 2000 07:59:29 -0700 Neal Capener <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am finishing a large scale glider with lots of hi-torque servos and don't
like the idea of the combined servo current running throught the rx.
If I take the battery leads (actually the leads from the battery plug) and
wire them to a positive and a negative terminal. Wire all the positive and
negative servo leads to these terminals, plug only the servo signal wires
into the rx and run a power plug in from the terminals to the rx.
Would that work?
TIA,
Neal
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