Gosh, I bet Pat never even thought of that! :)
There are plenty of situations out there that require an internally reversed
servo. As you get into flying more complicated ships you soon discover that it's
not a question of the TX shortcomings. It's more a matter of say, "How can I
drive 14 servos with an 8 channel TX." You have to be creative. Sometimes,
internally reversing the servos can solve the problem.
HS-85: Swap the motor wires, swap the outer feedback pot wires. Never been in a
241, but if the motor is soldered to the circuit board it gets a little tricky.
Dave Wenzlick
Mesa AZ
> Pat,
>
> Get yourself a modern radio......everything from a Futaba 4 AM has reversing
> switches on it, these days. Why mess around with soldering, opening servos,
> etc.
>
> Matt
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