Servos only do what the transmitter tels them what to do. If you put a servo on 
a self centering stick the servo will also be self centering. 2 stick radios 
usually have one stick that is not self centering in one direction so it can 
easily be used as a throttle. Mode 1 transmitters have it on the right and mode 
2 have it on the left. You can also get one that has both sticks non 
centering. Most radios sold in America are mode 2 but you can order 
either. Most higher end transmitters have dials, sliders or both, these can 
be used to make a servo go to any position and stop where you leave it. 



Tod 










From: Cobra9431 < [email protected] > 
To: R/C Tank Combat < [email protected] > 
Sent: Thu, August 5, 2010 12:23:45 AM 
Subject: [TANKS] Servos 




I have a question concerning servos. Do servos automaticaly reset back 
to a neutral position everytime, or are there models that remain in 
place? ie. when I elevate my barrel will it stay in place or will it 
automaticly lower back down? I know it's a silly a question, but my RC 
experience may acttualy be at the negitive spectrum end. 
Any recomendations on where to get and what servo to get for my marker 
elevator? I understand that many also recomend a door actuator over a 
sevro for the trigger depressor. 
Any input would be welcome. Thank you. 

Aaron F 












From: Cobra9431 < [email protected] > 
To: R/C Tank Combat < [email protected] > 
Sent: Thu, August 5, 2010 12:23:45 AM 
Subject: [TANKS] Servos 




I have a question concerning servos. Do servos automaticaly reset back 
to a neutral position everytime, or are there models that remain in 
place? ie. when I elevate my barrel will it stay in place or will it 
automaticly lower back down? I know it's a silly a question, but my RC 
experience may acttualy be at the negitive spectrum end. 
Any recomendations on where to get and what servo to get for my marker 
elevator? I understand that many also recomend a door actuator over a 
sevro for the trigger depressor. 
Any input would be welcome. Thank you. 

Aaron F 

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