Originally Posted by
AlGio
Your settings look correct for the transmitter therefore it appears that your servo is drawing too much power and causing the voltage to drop to the receiver. Try adding a "glitchbuster" capacitor to the receiver. I have had to do that with some of the more powerful digital servos. Also check that your steering is not binding anywhere causing the additional draw in power and that the end points are set so that you are not binding the servo at the far end of the travel.
Thanks for your help with this one.
Tried 3 new out of the box Hobbyking HK15288A servo's all caused the same issues.
Borrowed a metal gear servo - problem resolved, also pulled an old futuba servo out of my boys car - problem also resolved.
Looks like wont be using the Hobbyking servo's no more
Appreciate your assistance, will also chase up the glitchbuster capacitor