Sanwa Servo -> Futaba Reciever = Problem
#1
Sanwa Servo -> Futaba Reciever = Problem & Other ???
Since my Sanwa servo didnt come with any instructions, i dont know what order to put the wires in my Futaba Rx. I tried it with the stock and it was backwards.... not to mention a glitch factory.
I tried the Airtronics site, but to no avail. Anybody know how to set this up?
I tried the Airtronics site, but to no avail. Anybody know how to set this up?
Last edited by NVisible; 05-23-2005 at 04:02 PM. Reason: Bumpage
#4
so im looking at Blue, Red, Black w/red stripe.
Seems its reverse no matter what. If its not reverse its not working at all. I could have the servo upside down... but i dont think it would fit my car like that
Also, i get a bigtime glitch issue when its working. This is the ERG-VRX servo, and im using a rather cheap Novak XRS. would i need a better ESC to handle this servo?
Seems its reverse no matter what. If its not reverse its not working at all. I could have the servo upside down... but i dont think it would fit my car like that
Also, i get a bigtime glitch issue when its working. This is the ERG-VRX servo, and im using a rather cheap Novak XRS. would i need a better ESC to handle this servo?
#5
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The motor is reverse no matter what? The esc really shouldn't have an effect on the servo. I could be wrong. I'm not to much into electric. If the servo works at all then you have the wires in the proper order. If they were backwards, it would not work. And if the neg. and pos. were reversed, it wouldn't work either, and possibly fry your reciever.
It may be possible you have a servo that is not compatible with the radio you are using, I'm not sure though. I do suppose also maybe the esc isn't putting out enough volts to the rx to power the servo properly. Your best bet is to ask the hobby shop, or pm one of the good electric guys here in the forums. They'd need all the info though. Like what esc, what servo, what radio etc.
It may be possible you have a servo that is not compatible with the radio you are using, I'm not sure though. I do suppose also maybe the esc isn't putting out enough volts to the rx to power the servo properly. Your best bet is to ask the hobby shop, or pm one of the good electric guys here in the forums. They'd need all the info though. Like what esc, what servo, what radio etc.
#8
Tech Addict
When you say it was backwards did you mean it moves in the opposite direction that its supposed to with inputs? If that's the case then all you have to do is reverse the channel on that radio. Although that doesnt explain the glitching, and why you last servo moved in the opposite direction.
#10
Thought of posting a new thread, but ill just bump this one.
How does one go about ensuring an ESC will give enough power to your servo?
Ive read so many different things, is there a cut and dry way to tell if your esc will give your servo the power it needs, other than using a FET of course
How does one go about ensuring an ESC will give enough power to your servo?
Ive read so many different things, is there a cut and dry way to tell if your esc will give your servo the power it needs, other than using a FET of course