How to Replace Servos on Night Radian (Avoid Fails with Metal Gear Servos)
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- Опубліковано 17 січ 2019
- How to Replace Servos on Night Radian (Avoid Fails with Metal Gear Servos) • How to Replace Servos ... Because of reports of stock servos failing and because of the slop or wiggle in the stock servos I decided to replace my servos. This video explains all the details of how to swap them out.
Where I got the TGY 50090M servos
hobbyking.com/en_us/turnigytm...
Emax ES3104 Servos may fit the hole a little better but are heavier
alofthobbies.com/emax-es-3104...
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The E-flite Night Radian FT (Flite Test) is an updated version of the incredibly popular 2-meter motor glider that features a versatile LED light system for night flying plus the availability of AS3X and optional-use SAFE Select technologies.
thank you so much, just bought the night radian and first thing i did was bump the elevator into a door and strip a few teeth in the elevator servo. i have some ubiquitous 9grammers and was able to swap it without issue following the vid thanks again :)
Fine Business! Keep on rockin in the free world 2019 Dave.. you really do reveal them fine details. Amazing how styro and instant foam-tac has pretty much replaced balsa from the old days - thx 4 posting -
I had to reverse my servos in the receiver, good video
Thank you for sharing this procedure. I enjoy the "how to things" you share. :-)
Thanks
thanks for this
I will be using hot glue. For those interested, that white rubbery stuff used to glue in servos is a marine two part epoxy. It dries flexible to absorb sick and vibration. I have had it fail on two of my planes holding the plastic motor mounts on. I think hot glue and an egg carton will do the job but everyone gets the point. I couldn't find the Turnigy Metal ending in M but found two ending in W. Turns out they are waterproof. I intend on ordering 2 more for the pontoons on my water planes. Turnigy makes some damn good dependable servos and I have yet had one fail. Even the nylon geared ones are way better than stock. Happy flying everyone and thumbs up Dave.
Hi Dave, did you have to adjust the gain at all when you switched these out? I followed your recommendations and now I have a bad oscillation in flight with my elevator.
Dave, for someone who doesn't know much about RC and flying, and who wants to be able to get video outside with a Quad, what product would be the best to start with.Mostly I would want to be videoing almost straight down. We live next to a jungle and I would like to see what is going on, without actually venturing out there. Also, would like to be able to view real time what the camera is recording. And if possible be able to control the angle vertically of the camera. Any suggestions? I certainly would appreciate it if you have. Thank you.
Sir I have one and my servos are loose I also have a problem with my elevator push rod hits my rudder servo. We have ordered the 50090m servos she flus like trash. We have the old radian an she is a dream I wish I would not have bought this plane.
Paul Naton has a BETTER way. He has two VARRY informative videos, and explains WHY he did his that way (on the original Radian) it WILL work on the Night Radian as well. LOTS of info on how and why he did what he did to make him win lots of glider competitions
Much adoo about nothing. Its a powered glider, not a 747. Stock servos work just fine.