brett

Just had this responce from my webspace.

wired up?. I >have a Futaba Skysport 6YG system. I am using this on a
powered fixed wing ARTF >kit.The instructions are in Czech and poor English,
and indicate separate servos for each >wing. I'm contacting you because your
site came up on a search on "aileron servos". >Please help a poor misguided
rookie!!!!


any ideas? I am not sure about the futaba 6YG but i suggested just using a
Y lead from channel 1. If servo reversing is required i cant remember if
you have to swap both motor connections and pot connections or just motor.

Ideas?

Brett


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Brett Sirrell
http://www.smsa.co.uk

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paul mcintosh

The YG is a basic 6 channel with no computer mixing. It has servo reversing
switches so messing with servo internals isn't needed. A buffered Y harness
is recommended. Make sure to mount the aileron servos mirror image to make
them work right.

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Paul McIntosh
Desert Sky Model Aviation
http://fly.mcintoshcentral.com

-=plane mad=-

excuse my ignorance, but


I know what a Y harness is, but what's the buffered bit?

TIA

Andy Mc
http://www.planemad.com

paul mcintosh

A buffered harness has a little electronics in it to prevent interaction of
the servos with one another. A standard Y harness usually works but some
servos will oscillate if connected together like that.

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Paul McIntosh
Desert Sky Model Aviation
http://fly.mcintoshcentral.com

-=plane mad=-

Cheers Paul

Andy Mc
http://www.planemad.co.uk

stuart odonnell

Does this reduce signals picked up in long leads as well or would
ferrite cores be needed as well?

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spod

paul mcintosh

IIRC, the buffer circuit should block any signals from getting to the
receiver. Ferrite beads couldn't hurt, though.

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Paul McIntosh
Desert Sky Model Aviation
http://fly.mcintoshcentral.com