servo question

[Troy Newman]

Bumping up the resolution on your TX is critical to the response and feel of
the model....Its not an IMAC thing its a control thing....You paid how much
from your radio and you're using 60% of is capability to control the
servo?....

Always make things as mechanically clean and use a high value Travel Volume
like the 130-140% value...and your rates (AFR on Futaba and DR values on JR)
should be near 100%....If you are flying precision stuff...why do you need
30 deg of elevator? when you fly sequences and snap on 12-15 deg....you are
wasting the performance of you system.

Troy Newman



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jon Uhler" <juhler at bellsouth.net>
To: <discussion at nsrca.org>
Sent: Friday, August 01, 2003 12:05 PM
Subject: re: servo question


> Question,
>
> The trick in IMAC is to bump the ATV up as high as it goes (140 % on some
radios).  Then use mechanical means to adjust throws.  I am told this
increases servo resolution.  I must confess that I do not do this on my
Focus, so I have no idea if it applies to the this application.
>
> I also find, as I think was mentioned, that I need less expo with digitals
to prevent over controlling.  I do not have a lot of experience with
coreless servos in a pattern plane, so I guess I do not fully understand the
"coreless: feel.  I've used a lot of 9202's in 3D planes, UCD 3D, profiles
etc, so I doubt highly that I can relate that "feel" to that of a smooth,
precise, pattern plane.
>
> Thoughts?
>
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