TT01 Mechanical Speed Controller Question
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TT01 Mechanical Speed Controller Question
Hello,
Im a newbie so bare with me!
Got an old TT01 with a mechanical speed controller. How do these wire up to the servos?
Got battery, steering servo, wired to receiver but cant figure out how the other servo works with the msp. What am I missing? Should I just buy a electronic SC?
A quick pic from someone will prob do the trick.
Im a newbie so bare with me!
Got an old TT01 with a mechanical speed controller. How do these wire up to the servos?
Got battery, steering servo, wired to receiver but cant figure out how the other servo works with the msp. What am I missing? Should I just buy a electronic SC?
A quick pic from someone will prob do the trick.
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PS Its a Acoms 2 Channel Radio Set with 2 Servos Im trying to use
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you plug the 2nd servo into the throttle channel of your reciever. you then should have the servo mounted to the msc. so heres how all of it should be:
-both servo's are connected to the reciever, in thier proper channels.
-the battery will conect to the msc, but dont connect it until everything else is set.
-there will be power wires that go to the reciever. plug it into the battery slot/"channel".
- make sure the resistors are properly hooked up, they're the white ceramic things.
- make sure you have the motor hooked up.
try it out. hook up the battery, and turn it on: it should work. if for some reason it does not, Imediatly take the battery out. a mislocated wire may cause damage to other electronics.
i hope that helps!
-both servo's are connected to the reciever, in thier proper channels.
-the battery will conect to the msc, but dont connect it until everything else is set.
-there will be power wires that go to the reciever. plug it into the battery slot/"channel".
- make sure the resistors are properly hooked up, they're the white ceramic things.
- make sure you have the motor hooked up.
try it out. hook up the battery, and turn it on: it should work. if for some reason it does not, Imediatly take the battery out. a mislocated wire may cause damage to other electronics.
i hope that helps!