Powering H.H. SHV500v3
 

I've been searching this evening and found a lot of descriptions, but wanted to confirm visually. When I am finished, the ESC Battery Connector will have the battery leads AND the servo power leads soldered together in the same connection to the battery, and will look something like this image...

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Right?

Re: Powering H.H. SHV500v3
 

Correct.

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Yeshttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...e244db6c08.jpg

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Re: Powering H.H. SHV500v3
 

Thanks!

Re: Powering H.H. SHV500v3
 

JB, is the wiring in that image set up for 2 servos? A rig with 4ws, perhaps?

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Re: Powering H.H. SHV500v3
 

Might be for lights or a winch as well.

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Did you have any issues running the SHV500v3 with that set-up? I have the identical set up but I cannot get the servos to move. I an running a 3S battery, I have checked the leads and I am getting a 12.43v reading so I know the servo has power, any ideas anyone?

Re: Powering H.H. SHV500v3
 

If the servo has power then there may be an issue with the receiver. You still need a signal from the receiver to tell the servo to move.

Re: Powering H.H. SHV500v3
 

Try plugging the servo into the number 2 channel on the receiver and giving it throttle.

Re: Powering H.H. SHV500v3
 

Hey thanks for the replies, some dumbass turned the servo steering rate on my Tactic TTX 300 down, once I realized that and turned it back up everything started to work as intended. Amazing...