servo's and a Y lead

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servo's and a Y lead

Postby barrie burton » December 26th, 2011, 3:23 pm

On my latest project I have to use two Y leads in orderto connect flaps and spoilers to 2receiver inputs (not enough transmitter or receiver inputs for10 servo,s) .I recall seeing a servo lead which had a built in pot to adjust the servo throw and postioning.Can someone out there point me in the right direction please,and I hope Santa brought just what you wanted. Bi Barrie B

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Re: servo's and a Y lead

Postby Matt Harrowven » December 26th, 2011, 9:12 pm

Hi Barrie,

I think this is what you are after...

http://www.servoshop.co.uk/index.php?pi ... &area=ACCS

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Re: servo's and a Y lead

Postby barrie burton » December 27th, 2011, 1:16 pm

Thanks Matt ,that takes me halfway there,I think that I have seen a lead with a built in amplifier that allows me to adjust the servo travel

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Re: servo's and a Y lead

Postby Tony Collins 1073 » December 27th, 2011, 2:00 pm

Barrie, If you are able to make circuits or know someone who can do it for you here is an in detail project.
Better still if you can get the board made for you [ printed circuit ] it will come out much smaller.

http://www.pm.keirle.com/1_gadgets/reve ... verser.htm

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Re: servo's and a Y lead

Postby Matt Harrowven » December 27th, 2011, 7:27 pm

barrie burton wrote:Thanks Matt ,that takes me halfway there,I think that I have seen a lead with a built in amplifier that allows me to adjust the servo travel

Barrie B



I don't know about adjusting the travel, but the unit in the link I posted reverses one half of the Y lead and allows you to set a start or end point, if you look closely at the picture you can see a tiny yellow screwdriver adjustment point. I have been in the same situation as you with my B17 and this gizmo did the trick!
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Re: servo's and a Y lead

Postby barrie burton » December 28th, 2011, 2:55 pm

Thanks for your help folks


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