This could result in it only turning one way, or the servo screaming as it's trying to return to center but never can. If not, it'll slip and the servo will loose center. The plastic half gear has to click fully down on the sensor shaft. There is a sensor shaft connecting to a potentiometer internally (by the electronics in the top bay) and the weird gear that only has teeth around half the circumference. I've had good experience with the stock servo's, and only stripped the internal gears once. After which I had some weird behavior that took me a moment to troubleshoot. "Slightly" too late to help you, but maybe others will come across this thread.Ī few days ago I smashed my mini E-Revo into a curb with slightly too much enthusiasm. You should see the option to edit your flair right above this section.īe sure to post any sites I don't have listed here. Wanna chat live? Check out our Discord server! -> /R/RCCARS DISCORDĮdit your flair on this subreddit.
#Mini e revo steering servo full
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