Total G and Analog Cyclic Servos?

[stuntmanjoe]

Hi,

Will the Total G work with Analog Cyclic Servos? Or should I look for some new Digital Cyclic Servos?

Thanks for any info.

[MarshallB]

It supports all standard and high voltage digital servos.

[squid]

Originally Posted by MarshallB

It supports all standard and high voltage digital servos.

Is that saying it works with digital servo, I was about to ask the same question, I have put my Total-G onto my Mini Titan, it is using HS65-MG servos, I have noticed that they tend to jitter around a lot when I input any controls.

[jockstrap]

if it supports analog servos (hs65's) then it may come default setup for digitals - in which case you may need to change the frame rate to 50hz or 65hz to suit the HS65 servos, otherwise they will burn out if left on digital frame rates.

[squid]

Originally Posted by jockstrap

if it supports analog servos (hs65's) then it may come default setup for digitals - in which case you may need to change the frame rate to 50hz or 65hz to suit the HS65 servos, otherwise they will burn out if left on digital frame rates.

Hey Jock,
Any idea where the frame rate can be changed, I know where the settings are for the tail servo, but not the cyclic?

[jockstrap]

unfortunatly I don't - I was looking at getting a gyro that supported standard servos so I was interested in the total-g, but ended up getting a beastx instead..

I was under the impression it supported standard servos and the specs stated above agree with that but I scanned through the manual and like you can't find anywhere to change the servo type for cyclic - only for tail and possibly governor. Maybe it's auto sensing or something ???

[Hexperience]

I really wish the software had better servo setup than just trying to guess. There is no settings that I can see for cyclic and only a couple of selections for tail.

[Rolexdev]

Originally Posted by squid

Hey Jock,
Any idea where the frame rate can be changed, I know where the settings are for the tail servo, but not the cyclic?

Certainly! To adjust the frame rate for the cyclic servos, navigate to the transmitter or flight controller settings. Look for "Cyclic Servo Frame Rate" or a similar option to fine-tune the settings for optimal performance.