Servo's

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sean smith
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Servo's

Postby sean smith » January 2nd, 2010, 1:31 pm

Hi,
I'm after some flap servo's for my Meister P47. I was going to use Hi-Tec 645MG's but they seem to buzz most of the time (not binding) when the weight of the flap is on them.
Can anyone recommend any powerfull "standard size" servo's to fix the problem?

Regards,

Sean.

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Re: Servo's

Postby Bob Thompson1894 » January 2nd, 2010, 1:50 pm

They are buzzing because they are under tension holding them upright. Other servos may do the same. A retract servo (which switches off at the end of the travel) may help.

sean smith
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Re: Servo's

Postby sean smith » January 2nd, 2010, 5:55 pm

Hi Bob,
Thanks for the reply, the only trouble with retract servo's is that you can't change end points and speed etc.

Sean.

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Re: Servo's

Postby Robert_Greenwood » January 2nd, 2010, 7:30 pm

Dose the buzzing stop when you hold/move the flap?.... :?:
See the Vulcan www.modelvulcan.co.uk
Also see the Lancaster www.modellancaster.co.uk

sean smith
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Re: Servo's

Postby sean smith » January 2nd, 2010, 7:44 pm

Hi,
The servo doesn't buzz when it's moving only when it's stopped and holding the weight of the flap.

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Re: Servo's

Postby Tony Collins 1073 » January 2nd, 2010, 7:47 pm

Sean, you need to have the servos working as efficiently as possible to help in the buzzing problem,
The servo throw percentage setting on your transmitter should be set as high as possible together with the shortest connecting point on your servo arm that gives the correct amount of throw.
This is a practice that should be used on all servos to ensure peak mechanical efficiency.

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Re: Servo's

Postby sean smith » January 2nd, 2010, 11:03 pm

Thanks Tony, ill give it a try and see how i get on.


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