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HS-7985 & HS-7965 problem

Old 03-22-2009, 02:02 PM
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I have HS-7965 for throttle , HS-7985 for steering and Airtronic 92324 as a reciever. I am using 4 duracell batteries for power. When use throttle and steering together , the reciever cuts the signal and passes to fail safe mode but when i use steering or throttle separately nothing happens. The servos working normal. Why does this happen. If you help i'll be glad.

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Old 03-23-2009, 07:33 AM
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Your battery cannot supply enough power to two high torque servos which is why it cuts out. You will need to upgrade to a rechargable NiMh battery of more than 1000mah capacity to keep enough power to run your setup.
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Old 03-23-2009, 11:57 PM
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Originally Posted by BRENDAN LUGO
Your battery cannot supply enough power to two high torque servos which is why it cuts out. You will need to upgrade to a rechargable NiMh battery of more than 1000mah capacity to keep enough power to run your setup.
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According to your answer , i changed the batteries with 2600mah GP rechargable and tried again but the same thing happened. Now what can i do ?

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Old 03-29-2009, 03:46 PM
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Hello ,

According to your answer , i changed the batteries with 2600mah GP rechargable and tried again but the same thing happened. Now what can i do ?

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Are you using 4 batteries or 5 batteries?
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you need a 6V minimum to run 2 digital servos like that, better yet, get a 7.4 volt lipo and a voltage regulator to drop it from 7.4 to 6V. This should cure your problem, if it doesn't, then its your RX.
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Old 03-29-2009, 11:48 PM
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The things that has been told was true. Now i'am using 6v 5cell block batteries and everything is working well. Thaks for all the people that want to help.

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