Id10tWizard
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I am looking to purchase a Flysky FS-I6x transmitter for a project that I am working on. The issue I keep running into is how I am going to control 4 separate servos with 4 switches. I need to turn a servo about 120/130 degrees from starting position and return to start. From my understanding that even though servos are rated for a certain degree, they won't actually turn that far unless you have the correct PPM (or PWM I forget which). If I understand correctly, servos center at 1500 and from what I have seen (but not confirmed) the pulse on the transmitters go from 1500 - 1000 or 1500 - 2000. Am I correct on this, or can the settings be changed to get a higher or lower pulse?
So the 2 solutions I am looking at are as follows.
1. Get a 180 or 270 degree servo and set switch on Flysky to be always pulse at 1000 until switch is flipped and raise the number to 2000, hoping that this will be enough distance to get my 130 degree rotation. Is this possible?
2. Or get a 270 degree servo and try and get the transmitter to pulse at 2500 to get the full range of the servo to get my 130 degree turn from starting position
I am trying to figure this all out before I make my purchases. Thank you for your time.
So the 2 solutions I am looking at are as follows.
1. Get a 180 or 270 degree servo and set switch on Flysky to be always pulse at 1000 until switch is flipped and raise the number to 2000, hoping that this will be enough distance to get my 130 degree rotation. Is this possible?
2. Or get a 270 degree servo and try and get the transmitter to pulse at 2500 to get the full range of the servo to get my 130 degree turn from starting position
I am trying to figure this all out before I make my purchases. Thank you for your time.