[NSRCA-discussion] SD-10

[Jay Marshall]

Frank, you are getting your terms mixed up. The 1024 & 2048 refer to the
number of "steps" from one end of the stick movement to the other. The
speed, known as latency, is the time it takes from the instant you change
the stick to the time the servo moves. Actually, it is the time until the
servo receives the command to move. The two functions are not dependant upon
each other.

 

As far as keeping up, that depends on servo speed. It is possible to have a
switch change which instantly commands a function from low to high, for
example. The time to get there, however, will depend on how fast the servo
can move.

 

Jay Marshall 

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Sent: Monday, August 24, 2009 3:30 PM
To: 'General pattern discussion'
Subject: [NSRCA-discussion] SD-10

 

Hi Anthony, Jim, Mark , and Others who Responded,

 

Thanks for your valuable input. I've read that this radio's resolution is or
is among the very  fastest; so much so that even digital servos can't keep
up with it. I understand  that the system is 1024 , but can't help but
wonder why it isn't 2048. I'm sure I'll get past my  hangup, but would
appreciate everyone's insight's on that one.

 

Thanks,

Frank Imbriaco

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