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Post by john66 on Nov 9, 2010 11:05:48 GMT 1
Have you tried your HK RXs yet Nick, any good? No John, they went straight into my spares bin. I've not done any hacking or flying for a couple of months now.  Ive hardly flown either since July, almost every time I've had some spare time and access to a vehicle, it has been absolutely pi$$ing it down. Feels like it rained almost every day in August here! Did August fair any better 30 miles south of me? John |
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Post by ginginho on Nov 9, 2010 13:46:17 GMT 1
.... Did August fair any better 30 miles south of me? John August? I can't remember last week! |
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Post by john66 on Nov 9, 2010 18:31:51 GMT 1
.... Did August fair any better 30 miles south of me? John August? I can't remember last week! Fairy nuff! Its the month when everyones on holiday and sposed to be the height of our summer! John |
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Post by john66 on Dec 23, 2010 12:41:09 GMT 1
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Post by ginginho on Dec 23, 2010 16:28:56 GMT 1
Woo-hoo!! Still not tried the HK ones, but it's nice to know we can source them locally, and cheaper! ;D |
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Post by john66 on Mar 8, 2011 12:30:55 GMT 1
Hmmm, trying out one of these RXs on the bench this morning testing my new emax ES08MA servos which arrived this morning it would appear two of the channels operate ailerons, thats the one thats supposed too plus the one marked AUX1.....The one marked gear appears to be my flaps switchand not gear switch... When I say marked I mean from a drawing I downloaded, as the RXs have no channel markings at all.
Anyone else experienced this?
PS all servos worked perfectly, perfect centering and no noise contrary to what I had since read (they were very noisy and not too accurate!)
John
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Post by ginginho on Mar 8, 2011 13:50:13 GMT 1
Hmmm, trying out one of these RXs on the bench this morning testing my new emax ES08MA servos which arrived this morning it would appear two of the channels operate ailerons, thats the one thats supposed too plus the one marked AUX1.....The one marked gear appears to be my flaps switchand not gear switch... When I say marked I mean from a drawing I downloaded, as the RXs have no channel markings at all. Anyone else experienced this? PS all servos worked perfectly, perfect centering and no noise contrary to what I had since read (they were very noisy and not too accurate!) John John, I thought I read somewhere that they were the same setup as an AR6100. IIRC the ail and Aux1 are the normal for ailerons on a Spekky Rx, which lends gravity to me (far from perfect) memory. Have you checked it against the outputs on a Kosher Spekky? Glad to hear the servos are good, I'm pretty impressed with the Emax's for the price point. Have you got a PhilG servo exerciser (details on the big fish forums or RCMF)? Well worth the couple of quid if you want to really see how well they perform. I did a comparision of a ES08A versus a 3.7g cheapo from the big fish. The Emax was about spot on after quite a while, the 3.7g was about 5 degrees out within a couple of minutes!  |
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Post by john66 on Mar 8, 2011 14:21:08 GMT 1
Im not sure if we had this conversation a while ago RE the PhilG "Servociser", I have checked out the article, but I dont have one, I have one of these.....http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=8296
I didnt realise Aux1 was for ailerons too, that makes sense. I just assumed you used a Y lead.
Thanks for the reply Nick,
John
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Post by ginginho on Mar 8, 2011 16:32:38 GMT 1
I didnt realise Aux1 was for ailerons too, that makes sense. I just assumed you used a Y lead. John Gives you flaperons capability, a Y lead doesn't (without a lot of faffing). |
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Post by john66 on Mar 8, 2011 19:59:00 GMT 1
I didnt realise Aux1 was for ailerons too, that makes sense. I just assumed you used a Y lead. John Gives you flaperons capability, a Y lead doesn't (without a lot of faffing). That makes sense, cheers Nick. So is it possible to assign that channel to a different switch if you have seperate flaps? John |
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