I was shopping for cables at Hobbyking (as my local r/c shop bit the dust,) when I found this device for $2.91.
Turnigy SSV5 Analog Servo Travel Stretcher (180 Degree)
https://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking...nalog_Servo_Travel_Stretcher_180_Degree_.html
"The SSV5 analog servo travel stretcher is small and lightweight, it is the ideal solution to increase the travel of your servo to almost 180 degrees."
Sounded promising - but the reviews weren't too positive. So I got one along with various cables and rcvrs.
Here's my test results, using my existing r/c gear in EBT #12's tender plus a new analog servo. You can see the movement is 90 degrees (LH tx stick.)
Here's the results with the servo extender in the cable. Not much difference - I reckon about 30 degrees more movement.
Pretty much in line with the reviews. Shame really - it would have been useful.
(Next test - wifi rcvr. stay tuned. . .)
Turnigy SSV5 Analog Servo Travel Stretcher (180 Degree)
https://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking...nalog_Servo_Travel_Stretcher_180_Degree_.html
"The SSV5 analog servo travel stretcher is small and lightweight, it is the ideal solution to increase the travel of your servo to almost 180 degrees."
Sounded promising - but the reviews weren't too positive. So I got one along with various cables and rcvrs.
Here's my test results, using my existing r/c gear in EBT #12's tender plus a new analog servo. You can see the movement is 90 degrees (LH tx stick.)
Here's the results with the servo extender in the cable. Not much difference - I reckon about 30 degrees more movement.
Pretty much in line with the reviews. Shame really - it would have been useful.
(Next test - wifi rcvr. stay tuned. . .)