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  • 6S HYDRO
    Fast Electric Addict!
    • Mar 2009
    • 1320

    #46
    You dont believe- or what am i missing, every one of my boats run 2.4 gig and standard servo's except for my tunnel wich runs a digi airtronics

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    • RandyatBBY
      Fast Electric Addict!
      • Sep 2007
      • 3915

      #47
      If I would have known the 755 1/4 scale servos were not digital I would have gotten 1/4 digital servos. But the 4PK does have a mode for stanard servos.
      Randy
      For ABS, Fiberglass, Carbon hulls and Stainless hardware
      BBY Racing

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      • Gerwin Brommer
        Senior Member
        • Dec 2008
        • 918

        #48
        @ 6S Hydro.

        I do believe you, but I would have bought dig. servo's only if I was using 2.4.
        Just to make max. benefit/profit of the 2.4 system/servo's.

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        • elvish
          Senior Member
          • Oct 2009
          • 125

          #49
          does a digital servo really matter on a boat?
          I mean I use them on helis and planes. but does the rudder really uses the advantage of a digi?

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          • 6S HYDRO
            Fast Electric Addict!
            • Mar 2009
            • 1320

            #50
            so digi's dont work to full potential on say a m11 digital TX w/ a 75mhz module installed running on 75 mhz

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            • RandyatBBY
              Fast Electric Addict!
              • Sep 2007
              • 3915

              #51
              Digital has more power from the start at "0" movement. I would have preferred them but i was trying to save some $$$$ for Damon he is getting a little on the thin side as he gets a lot of $$$ in the project.
              Randy
              For ABS, Fiberglass, Carbon hulls and Stainless hardware
              BBY Racing

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              • BakedMopar
                No Mo Slipah
                • Sep 2009
                • 1679

                #52
                The biggest plus on a digital servo is its holding power. Might be a good thing on a big boat with lots of speed. On the other hand digital servos do not like moisture. You can run an analog servo underwater. Trust me I have done it many times.
                If all of your wishes are granted, many of your dreams will be destroyed!

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                • RandyatBBY
                  Fast Electric Addict!
                  • Sep 2007
                  • 3915

                  #53
                  Lay out
                  Randy
                  For ABS, Fiberglass, Carbon hulls and Stainless hardware
                  BBY Racing

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                  • 6S HYDRO
                    Fast Electric Addict!
                    • Mar 2009
                    • 1320

                    #54
                    Originally posted by BakedMopar
                    The biggest plus on a digital servo is its holding power. Might be a good thing on a big boat with lots of speed. On the other hand digital servos do not like moisture. You can run an analog servo underwater. Trust me I have done it many times.
                    yes but 2.4 doesnt regulate that better than a digital 75mhz controller

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                    • Gerwin Brommer
                      Senior Member
                      • Dec 2008
                      • 918

                      #55
                      True.
                      But I'd rather use dig. servo's than analog servo's in such an expensive boat,
                      as long as the tx allows the use of dig. servo's.

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                      • BakedMopar
                        No Mo Slipah
                        • Sep 2009
                        • 1679

                        #56
                        Originally posted by 6S HYDRO
                        yes but 2.4 doesnt regulate that better than a digital 75mhz controller
                        I was no where talking about 2.4 ghz. I don't use 2.4 but I do use 75mhz. You can use any servo digital or analog with both 2.4 or 75 or 27 for that matter.
                        If all of your wishes are granted, many of your dreams will be destroyed!

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                        • elvish
                          Senior Member
                          • Oct 2009
                          • 125

                          #57
                          yes but 2.4 doesnt regulate that better than a digital 75mhz controller
                          ohh yes it does !!
                          a lot faster too!!

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                          • graill
                            Retired
                            • Oct 2008
                            • 389

                            #58
                            Originally posted by 6S HYDRO
                            yes but 2.4 doesnt regulate that better than a digital 75mhz controller

                            Sorry but i have to lol wut.

                            NO offense, well maybe a little.

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                            • elvish
                              Senior Member
                              • Oct 2009
                              • 125

                              #59
                              Mr. Randy , I really respect your work.
                              and I really don't want to say that, and hope you will not take it the wrong way.
                              but your client has spent so much money on this boat, so much on the motors, so much on the speed controls.
                              Take that plywood out!!!
                              please , as a favor for me. Tell your client to buy 2 carbon plates, 2.5mm each , no more than 30 dollars shipping included. And make the support and reinforcements with it.
                              I already almost had a heart attack when I saw the rc box in an electric setup. But figured out, in a big boat like this, why not. I just couldn't digest the plywood. sorry
                              again I mean no disrespect.

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                              • graill
                                Retired
                                • Oct 2008
                                • 389

                                #60
                                Originally posted by elvish
                                Mr. Randy , I really respect your work.
                                and I really don't want to say that, and hope you will not take it the wrong way.
                                but your client has spent so much money on this boat, so much on the motors, so much on the speed controls.
                                Take that plywood out!!!
                                please , as a favor for me. Tell your client to buy 2 carbon plates, 2.5mm each , no more than 30 dollars shipping included. And make the support and reinforcements with it.
                                I already almost had a heart attack when I saw the rc box in an electric setup. But figured out, in a big boat like this, why not. I just couldn't digest the plywood. sorry
                                again I mean no disrespect.
                                I would assume the plywood is only in there for rough fitting. I built mine using thin plywood and once everything was set cut my cf plates.

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