Sanwa M17- New TOTL Pistol
#361
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I’ll have to diagree with you. I run 9027 on SSR on my personal race rigs. If they weren’t compatible the servo would act strange or brake down in a short amount if time. I’ll of course dubble check my settings.
The big question is which servos are compatible with SSR or SUR.
#362
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As far as other brands being SSR mode compatible there really is very few. Both of my company’s 1/8 specific servos will be as well as the 1/10 low profile and full size servos, they are all brushless and have special pcb’s. The 1/12 specific will not be SSR due to the lightweight coreless motor and pcb. I expect all of the ones I am releasing except the 1/12 to be SUR compatible as well but until I have my hands on an M17 and perform testing I will not advertise this.
#363
Is this the M17 thread or a I gotta new RC company thread?
#365
Yikes.
#368
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I definitely will once the time is right and am officially ready to launch the corporation. Didn’t think that it would hurt to talk about them on here since they are being manufactured towards a specific Sanwa system that most on the market are not compatible with. With that being said I am waiting for my M17 to arrive like most people in here and hope that all of the initial bugs are worked out with the radios.
#369
For my knowledge I would love for you to verify this and perform a rebind on SSR and report your findings. I have an SRT BH8015 here and I just verified this again. After rebinding on SSR mode the servo instantly goes to full lock right and locks there. On normal and SHR modes it works flawless
If I bind with a sanwa ssr compatible servo and then change to a srt servo I still have ssr but the servo don't act the same as in your method. This is just my findings, not a scientific test.
As I said before, which servos are ssr/sur compatible is more of intrest I think.
#370
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Tried to rebind as you said, the servo moved and freezed. This only happens when you do it this way.
If I bind with a sanwa ssr compatible servo and then change to a srt servo I still have ssr but the servo don't act the same as in your method. This is just my findings, not a scientific test.
As I said before, which servos are ssr/sur compatible is more of intrest I think.
If I bind with a sanwa ssr compatible servo and then change to a srt servo I still have ssr but the servo don't act the same as in your method. This is just my findings, not a scientific test.
As I said before, which servos are ssr/sur compatible is more of intrest I think.
#373
M17 thread
X2. Please start your own thread. Thanks.