Joystick controlled max IV

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  1. 09-18-2012 02:56 PM #11
    bcripe
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    Great Thanks guys! I guess i didnt understand the tutorial. Not alot of throw for sure. Also I dont think there is much tension. On my Max II I removed the springs the sticks just flop around. Seems like I wont need too powerful of an actuator as long as its pretty heavy duty.

    I have the bucket seat for it now.. Nice corbeau suspension seat with five point harness.

    Quote Originally Posted by kunzmm137 View Post
    What would you be connecting the servos to? They might not be as strong as you are thinking, 2000 oz/in may sound like a lot but it converts to 10.4 ft/lbs, which is not a lot of force. This would not be enough to push the sticks, if that was your intent.
    You dont think so without tension springs? Thanks! Linear actuators seem like overkill. Now that I am looking at them.
    Last edited by Mike; 09-18-2012 at 07:01 PM. Reason: merged three consecutive posts. You can reply to everyone at once by using the multiquote buttons
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