by nomad » Wed Oct 17, 2012 3:21 pm
by nomad
Wed Oct 17, 2012 3:21 pm
hi all .i bin surhing for reducing the heat from servo ax12a,and i found a way to reduce whit 16 degrees.the servo stay hole day whithout being,
in motion on 44 degrees.just make tiny holes in the back of the servo.
whits you can cover up whit partnumber F3.i tested all servo's,and only,
the legs needs to be done.you dont have to open the servo to do this.
put part f3 on the back and melt 2 holes in.yes i said melt whit iron,
screwdriver litle from 2mm.and take the middle holes from part f3.
thisisvery good way for beginners like me,who need more time to discover the program.whithout change to loose centering or hold possition and even,
a dead servo.here chort video how to make the holes.dont dril them,it can,
break when dril goes in.thanks for reading
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ql-6gjsM ... e=youtu.be
hi all .i bin surhing for reducing the heat from servo ax12a,and i found a way to reduce whit 16 degrees.the servo stay hole day whithout being,
in motion on 44 degrees.just make tiny holes in the back of the servo.
whits you can cover up whit partnumber F3.i tested all servo's,and only,
the legs needs to be done.you dont have to open the servo to do this.
put part f3 on the back and melt 2 holes in.yes i said melt whit iron,
screwdriver litle from 2mm.and take the middle holes from part f3.
thisisvery good way for beginners like me,who need more time to discover the program.whithout change to loose centering or hold possition and even,
a dead servo.here chort video how to make the holes.dont dril them,it can,
break when dril goes in.thanks for reading
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ql-6gjsM ... e=youtu.be