@PatBALEX thank you Pat, this device came with an Art Tech Cessna 182 I got in the middle of 2010. It was installed as a flap controller in that plane.
@tntrcnutz1 @tntrcnutz1 This one was fitted in an Art tech Cessna I bought. You should be able to find similar devices from Hobbyking, Banna Hobby and Nitroplanes etc. Higher end transmitters can also slow servos e.g. Spektrum Dx8
That is so tiny. Technology these days is crazy. How much are these in US dollars, where did you get it and thanks for the video. I’ve been looking for something like this. Thanks for your time. Chris J.
I 've been looking for just this kind of thing for my Guillows RC conversion. I think this will do the trick for my needs. I think it's the snap open and snap closed that causes 1/16th scale RC planes to crash. Hope these things don't weigh very much.
Help ! I replaced a bad nose retract in my Eflite t-28 1.2m with a nose retract from a salvaged jet nose retract. It works fine by itself - but it is plugged in with the main retracts and is out of sync with them - when the nose is retracted the mains are out , when the mains are out the nose is retracted !!! How can they be put in sync with each other so that all gear goes up and down and the same time ?
Nice- just what I need for my airliner
Thanks for posting
Mike
Thanks Horst, this worked well in the zero
A great piece of info, about the flaps as well!
Den Moran thanks for your comment
Thank you so much for sharing the information about the gear servo controller.
Glad the info was useful
Thanks for the reply. I will check into that . Thanks again.
Great stuff. I'm looking for such a thing for my 190er.
Great, I really need one of these for my H9 Corsair. Looks scale.
Thank you, glad you liked the vid
Cheers mate, they are cheap, adjustable and work well, good for flaps also
Mine was installed in a Cessna I purchased a couple of years ago. Hobbyking and others sell something similar under servo accessories for $8.
@PatBALEX thank you Pat, this device came with an Art Tech Cessna 182 I got in the middle of 2010. It was installed as a flap controller in that plane.
@dunelimo thanks for watching Mike, these work really well!
@E744763Productions the Zero has a lot of scale features so this just adds to them and it's easier on the servo, airframe and linkages.
@tntrcnutz1 @tntrcnutz1 This one was fitted in an Art tech Cessna I bought. You should be able to find similar devices from Hobbyking, Banna Hobby and Nitroplanes etc. Higher end transmitters can also slow servos e.g. Spektrum Dx8
@SuperHIvolt glad you liked it
Fast forward 20 years to 2021 and most all of the radios today have servo speed control.
Hey that wise nice, thanks..
That is so tiny. Technology these days is crazy. How much are these in US dollars, where did you get it and thanks for the video. I’ve been looking for something like this.
Thanks for your time.
Chris J.
Nice...Looks more scale...Where did you find this?
Ok now have a nice flight sir.
@MrBhargab123 thanks and yeah still behind the camera
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Thanks for showing it !!!
Would like to know where you purchased this part. Have been looking for something like this.
I 've been looking for just this kind of thing for my Guillows RC conversion. I think this will do the trick for my needs. I think it's the snap open and snap closed that causes 1/16th scale RC planes to crash. Hope these things don't weigh very much.
Thanks for subbing to my channel. I subbed to your channel - you got a good range of planes cars and heli's I see! have fun!
Help ! I replaced a bad nose retract in my Eflite t-28 1.2m with a nose retract from a salvaged jet nose retract. It works fine by itself - but it is plugged in with the main retracts and is out of sync with them - when the nose is retracted the mains are out , when the mains are out the nose is retracted !!! How can they be put in sync with each other so that all gear goes up and down and the same time ?
i have looked everywhere on the net .....
where can this be purchased ,i realy need and want one
if you can post a link it would be truly appreciated
waoo great idea....but again u r behind cam.
Rom Air's?
where can you pick one of these up?
Try Hobbyking, look in servo accessories, misc, Turnigy 3 Channel Servo Speed/Direction Regulator