Servo problem
#1
Hi guys,
I'm currently using a Hitec 7966 servo in my Xray T2009 with a Sanwa RX-451 receiver. The problem is whenever there is a slight knock to the car, the servo goes off-centre and won't return to centre. I have to take out the servo horn and recalibrate again and this goes on everytime i get a bump.
So is my servo damaged? Or is it the servo saver in the car? Any advice before i go off and get a new servo? Thanks!!!
I'm currently using a Hitec 7966 servo in my Xray T2009 with a Sanwa RX-451 receiver. The problem is whenever there is a slight knock to the car, the servo goes off-centre and won't return to centre. I have to take out the servo horn and recalibrate again and this goes on everytime i get a bump.
So is my servo damaged? Or is it the servo saver in the car? Any advice before i go off and get a new servo? Thanks!!!
#2
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I would first check to see if the splines in the servo horn are okay. Sounds like they might be rounded off enough to just slip a tooth with resistance. It could also be that the horn socket has stretched or is the wrong horn for the hitec splines.
If that doesn't get it, I would start looking into having your servo programmed for deadband, etc. If it's not the horn, I would guess it is not detecting center position properly. I do not believe it is your receiver.
If that doesn't get it, I would start looking into having your servo programmed for deadband, etc. If it's not the horn, I would guess it is not detecting center position properly. I do not believe it is your receiver.
#3
Thanks for the reply, i think i used the wrong servo horn as the kit supplied ones are 23T(KO Propo) and 25T(Futaba) and i needed a 24T one for Hitec servos. Funny though coz the 23T one fits but not the 25T one. Now to find a 24T servo horn!!!



