[NSRCA-discussion] curious

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Richard Strickland wrote:
> So going back to my first sentence/example with 6 aileron servos, I 
> would want three each in one of the three groups of four--in this 
> case--2-4 and 5-7.  Any potential latency 'lag' would have to be 
> compensated with servo speed, end point and sub-trim?  But probably in 
> reality, not really noticeable.  In my mind, I am/was confusing 
> 'grouping' and 'mixing' on how grouping works in the radio. Thanks for 
> the clarification.
>  
> Richard


Using your example the servos connected together on the same surface are 
going to move in unison (or so close that you cannot tell they are not). 
Regardless of grouping you will still use the radio to fine tune the 
center and end points for each servo connected to the same surface. 
Servo speed you will likely not have to worry about.

Latency does not affect centering or end points. It affects the "when" 
of servo movement. Within the same group the servos all get the "when" 
command at the same time.



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