Futaba T8FG

my old transmitter is the same and therebound to thatbut its alsoworking ok now

Hmmm, I don't like unresolved issues! They usually come back to bite you, when you least expect it!

Klipkopwildlife wrote: Hmmm, I don't like unresolved issues! They usually come back to bite you, when you least expect it!

I have suffered from that very problem over the years, normally with ex wives ! :pinch: :whistle:

ive spent 2 days mulling over setting up the throttle just wasnt happening the answer turn the servo round duh

The Beard wrote: ive spent 2 days mulling over setting up the throttle just wasnt happening the answer turn the servo round duh

Been there, that was a lesson I learned very quickly. Sometimes you can't see the wood for the trees ! I now have a bag full of servo reverser's for when I still get it wrong !:whistle:

Turn the servo round?
Won't work, the output arm/disc still rotates the same way, unless it has been mounted on it's side.
Now, if you turn the servo over, top for bottom, THEN you get a 'reverse' rotation.
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Bring back the old servos, where you could get inside, and change two wires on the feedback pot, and the two wires on the motor, to make it go the other way!
Or - use your fancy computer radio, go into programming, and select servo reverse on the required channel!

Turning the servo will work providing you swap the pushrod, snake etc over to the other side...

turning the servo round worked

swap the pushrod, snake etc over to the other side...
In which case, why bother turning the servo round, because then you have to alter the length of the pushrod as well! [badass]

Having known him for many years I know that Stephen is not very good explaining himself, I wonder if he didn't mean the servo plug was reversed and that's why it wouldn't work! Been there, done that , worn out the T shirt![badass]

i tried all of that ans non worked but when i turned the servo round it worked i was usinga connection that allowed easy pushrod adjustment was easy

Eric, it's hardly a huge job to very slightly alter the length of the push rod is it? as far as Im concerned its standard practice to have adjustment on cable runs etc,you do tend to find problems where none exist....anyway all sorted