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Old 07-09-2014, 07:30 AM   #1 (permalink)
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i asked this in the main forum but no one replied so i will ask here too. i have some old(around 3 years) s1356 servos that are currently on my mini protos and behaving well but have some slop, i want to transfer them to my x2 but was wondering if a gear change will get rid of the slop or should i just replace them?
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I don't know much about that servo. If it has metal gears then new gears might help. If they are plastic/nylon they usually don't get slop with age and new ones night not help.
 
You could call Futaba tech support and see if they have any advice.
 
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they are metal geared servos. I was wondering what happens when pots go bad, I have no idea what I'm asking about just heard the term here and there
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they are metal geared servos. I was wondering what happens when pots go bad, I have no idea what I'm asking about just heard the term here and there
Pot going bad – jittery and sometimes does not center well. When they fail it either just stops of goes all the way to one end. They usually last for a couple of thousand flights.

If I were you I would call tech support and see what they say.


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cool, thank you I will do that
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