[NSRCA-discussion] Back to pattern stuff

[Rcmaster199 at aol.com]

One other thing, have no plan to use the pattern model in 3D flight so  
ligtning fast servos are not too much of an issue, but the best servos do help  
pattern flight. We'll see
 
Matt
 
In a message dated 2/9/2006 6:40:26 PM Eastern Standard Time,  
Rcmaster199 at aol.com writes:

Thanks for the input Adam. I have zilch experience on the little servos  so I 
don't know. BUT I will find out 
 
Matt
 
In a message dated 2/9/2006 12:19:05 AM Eastern Standard Time,  
adam.g at sasktel.net writes:

Matt,  on the subject of the JR DS281 mini digital servo, I have some  
thoughts.  I bought two of them last summer for a 3Dfoamy.com  superXtra 
(1.14m span, layered depron flat shockie, outdoors,  17oz).  I used them 
in rudder and elevator.  I found them to  be extremely slow.  This was 
supposed to be an aerobatic and  slightly 3D plane, and I wished I had 
installed faster servos.  The  airplane flew like crap, so it wasn't a 
good test to evaluate the 281,  but I used them enough to figure out that 
they aren't the  best.

I'll probably be building a Stevens Aeromodels Edge540 this  spring.  It 
will weigh about 2 pounds, and from reading user  reviews last fall, JR 
Sport looked to have a servo or two that spec'ed  attractively.  I've 
never done a 2-3lb electric, though, so I don't  know which servo is  best.

-Adam



 
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