Failsafe
#1
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Failsafe
Hi there...
I have a Hitec 5925, 5645. I had recently bought a failsafe for use on my MP7.5 (throttle servo).
When activated (failsafe), both the servos did not hold steady at the set location. Instead, the servos were twitching rather dramatically.
When I tried the same failsafe with a Futaba 9001, all was well. The servo rotated to the set location & held ground like a soldier.
Would anyone care to shed some light on this perculiar situation?
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year...!!!
I have a Hitec 5925, 5645. I had recently bought a failsafe for use on my MP7.5 (throttle servo).
When activated (failsafe), both the servos did not hold steady at the set location. Instead, the servos were twitching rather dramatically.
When I tried the same failsafe with a Futaba 9001, all was well. The servo rotated to the set location & held ground like a soldier.
Would anyone care to shed some light on this perculiar situation?
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year...!!!
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Dear Gary,
Thanks for taking the time to reply my message.
FYI, my radio system is the Futaba 3PDF. The failsafe in question is the GWS (Grand Wing Servo) FS-2. The receiver pack that I use are Metal Hydride cells. Config is 6V 1300mAH.
Hope the a/m info. is sufficient for you study. Look forward to hearing from you soon.
Regards,
Iceman27
Thanks for taking the time to reply my message.
FYI, my radio system is the Futaba 3PDF. The failsafe in question is the GWS (Grand Wing Servo) FS-2. The receiver pack that I use are Metal Hydride cells. Config is 6V 1300mAH.
Hope the a/m info. is sufficient for you study. Look forward to hearing from you soon.
Regards,
Iceman27
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I've looked at the products that you have mentioned, but there really wasn't any info on the FS-2. The only thing that I can figure is that the FS-2 is not compatible with digital servos. The Futaba servo that you mentioned is a analog unit while the Hitecs are digital. It may be that the signal that the FS-2 sends to the servo is fine for a regular, but is too slow for the digital. You may want to check with GWS on the compatiblity of the unit with digital servos. I'll check around some more to see if I can find anything else. TTYL.
Gary
Gary
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Hi Gary,
You may follow the following URL to get more info. on the GWS FS-2 failsafe unit.
http://rotor.com.sg/gws/
Hope it helps!
You may follow the following URL to get more info. on the GWS FS-2 failsafe unit.
http://rotor.com.sg/gws/
Hope it helps!



