Servo Control

Have more servos than you do channels? Want to run a remote light switch and a winch but can only plug in one or the other? Maybe you need a Servo Toggle Switch Made using 22 gauge servo wire and a switch with 5 amp contacts! Plug it into a channel on your receiver and then connect the two items that...

This part lets you position a servo just by flipping a toggle switch. Two trim pots lets you set exactly where the servo will park in both of the switch positions. No problem running a high voltage servo as this controller will take 10 volts. Depending on what you need, order this part for selecting...

This was built to help out the guys with the TRX-4 rigs as the transmitter that comes with it doesn't have the ability to adjust the amount of servo throw on the diff lockers or on the transmission shifter. If the servo is trying to swing further than the linkage will allow, the servo might overheat...

Easily add a three position servo channel to your project. This circuit lets you add a three position channel with it's own remote control to your project. Plug the power connector to six volts (or the voltage you want to use for your servo). The ADD-A-CHANNEL receiver runs happily with anywhere from...

Makes your two-position channel-controlled servo run slower and have endpoint adjustments. This device connects between a servo and a receiver. The outer pots set the end points (where the servo stops). The center pot sets how fast the servo can move.

This is a simple servo tester. It has two channels. The knob on the left adjusts the servo signal going to the dual servo connector on the left and the knob on the right adjusts the servo signal going to the dual servo connector on the right. This means that each knob can control two servos without using...