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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Air Models / July 2003Newbi RC Servo Question
Hi, I haven't been able to find this info on any of the FAQs that I've read so I appreciate your help here. When I build a plane and install the servos, how do I match the frequency of the servo to that of my handheld RC controller unit? Do I have to purchase servos that match the frequency of the hand controller? Can I change the frequency of the servos? Can I change the frequency of the handheld controller? Thanks in advance for your help! >Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >Can I change the frequency of the handheld controller? No need to double-post your queries. See the other thread. Cheers, Fred McClellan the dash plumber at mindspring dot com > I haven't been able to find this info on any of the FAQs that I've > read so I appreciate your help here. When I build a plane and install > the servos, how do I match the frequency of the servo to that of my > handheld RC controller unit? Normally, you buy a radio SET, including a transmitter (handheld unit), a receiver (goes in the plane), and servos. The transmitter and receiver are on the same frequency. The servos do not have any frequency in this sense. They will work with any frequency receiver. > Do I have to purchase servos that match the frequency of the hand > controller? No, you have to purchase a RECEIVER that matches the frequency of the transmitter. > Can I change the frequency of the servos? No, you don't need to change the frequency of servos. You can change the frequency of the receiver, though. > Can I change the frequency of the handheld controller? Not in the USA, unless it has a removable frequency module. If it just has a crystal, then you need to send it to a service center to have the frequency changed. > Thanks in advance for your help! No problem. |
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