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JimmyJam 03-22-2011 06:12 PM

New 7950th servo stripped??? Help!
 
Hey guys. I just ran my xr10 for the first time half an hour ago!! Yes!! Freaking A Awesome!! Then.... clack clack clack clack while turning right...... "pull the hammer back till cli...BaAM!!!":evil: what did i do wrong? Was my travel set to high? Should I have used a integy servo horn cause their longer? I mean it was brand new!!! $150.00 down the toilet of learn the hard way ville. I guess this is what i get for using murderfaces side panel idea for the dub. sigh... im frustrated!!

Jeepkid 03-22-2011 06:22 PM

What does side panels have to do with the end points not being dialed down? On top of that, are you still running the stock 3 piece steering setup?

JimmyJam 03-22-2011 06:29 PM

I just said that about the side panels for giggles and grins sake. I am not runnig the 3 link. I made my own link that is pretty much like the chaotic crawler bent link.

Jeepkid 03-22-2011 06:32 PM

How bound up was the rig when using the steering? What servo arm was used? Is there binding through the travel of the steering? I thought Hitec had replacement parts for those servos.

JimmyJam 03-22-2011 06:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jeepkid (Post 3001211)
How bound up was the rig when using the steering? What servo arm was used? Is there binding through the travel of the steering? I thought Hitec had replacement parts for those servos.

It wasnt in a serious bind. I am using a racersedge servo horn. There is no binding. The link allows a lot of free movement. Hitec does offer replacement parts im sure.

Jeepkid 03-22-2011 07:00 PM

Good,well that sucks. Atleast it should have replacement kits.

JimmyJam 03-22-2011 07:05 PM

I just figured it out. I wasnt running enough voltage to it. The 7950th is a high voltage servo and I was only running 6 volts to it. That sound about right?

RPP Hobby 03-22-2011 07:09 PM

Contact them about sending it it, I bet they will replace it for you. Hi Tec is the Chit "thumbsup"

day215 03-22-2011 07:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jayz240 (Post 3001282)
I just figured it out. I wasnt running enough voltage to it. The 7950th is a high voltage servo and I was only running 6 volts to it. That sound about right?

Mmmmmmm, I don't think so man. HV servos can handle high voltage, but they wont break if your not running them at larger voltages, especially not mechanical breakage. 6v. Is normal, I think you just had some mechanical bad karma. Contact Whitecaps about a warranty repair.

greencrawler 03-22-2011 08:38 PM

If you go to Hitec's website you can print out a return/repair form. customer service and warrenty are excellent, just had a 7950 fixed from them. The only repair parts offered to the public is the plastic housing, they dont offer replacement Ti gear sets. hope that will help"thumbsup"


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