servo for shifting

[LJ802]

got a servo but it's not meant for shifting, made it work though, would like to know a good shifting servo for next time.



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[CNCist]

I'm pretty new here too but I think any servo will operate on the same principals. So I dont think you could go wrong with any, as long as it fits.

Was the new servo the same size as the one that you replaced it with?

[LJ802]

i just bought a servo that had good reviews of not burning up, i put a 2 speed transmission in my scx10ii, so there was no existing shifting servo.


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[Crawlsalot]

the servo isn't as important as setting endpoints so you don't burn up said servo.

[LJ802]

can i change the end points? i think it's like 270 degree turn or something now, but when it shifts it doesn't hum when it's in place, so i don't believe i'm over working it.


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[TRX4ME]

Originally Posted by LJ802

can i change the end points? i think it's like 270 degree turn or something now, but when it shifts it doesn't hum when it's in place, so i don't believe i'm over working it.


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End point settings are made from your Transmitter.

[LJ802]

Originally Posted by TRX4ME

End point settings are made from your Transmitter.

good to know, and workin on getting a rugged dx5 now, i only have a transmitter from the RTR kit and don't think i can fix the issue in that one with no screen.


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[TRX4ME]

Originally Posted by LJ802

good to know, and workin on getting a rugged dx5 now, i only have a transmitter from the RTR kit and don't think i can fix the issue in that one with no screen.


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Google is your friend - search online for end point settings for your RTR model - some do have a setting option, albeit not as friendly as after market models like to DX5.