Hitec 625 servo acting strange
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Mike i am using two new 625s on elevators for a 1/3 scale laser also using electrodynamics servo reversever and all new 22 guage 24inch extensions. When input elevator throw and then letting go of the stick the left servo does not center correctly it goes to center and bouces up and down around center then settles down correctily to center the other side does workcorrectly . DO you have any ideas on what could be wrong??? Bruce
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Both servos act the same?
I would have personally recommended the digital version of that servo in an application.
If you think there is a problem, send them in and we will check them out.
Mike.
I would have personally recommended the digital version of that servo in an application.
If you think there is a problem, send them in and we will check them out.
Mike.
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I've seen servo reversers do that. Is it the servo that's connected to the reverser giving you the problem? Try switching which servo is in the reverser and see if the other servo does the same thing. That should be a simple test to determine if the problem is the servo or the reverser.
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i ahve the same problem... im gonna buy a new reverser.. but if it fails again... my plane is sticks.. i might get a JR matchbox system.