PKMSM
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My first RC car is completely wired up and I’m in the process of setting things up.
I am adjusting the servo end point travel range, and I am using the end stop screws as a measure. Essentially I am adjusting the left/right servo end points such that the end stop screws just stop short of touching the hub (using a piece of paper as a measure). With this done, I have different left/right steering endpoints (66 and 57):
I have to point out that with the servo centered, I positioned the servo horn such that it was as parallel as possible with the steering arm (as indicated in the manual), however, in that position my wheels were not pointing straight to the front so I had to use sub-trim to make the wheels straight. I am assuming this is the reason why my left/right endpoint travel ranges are different, but I wanted to verify that I am doing things the right way.
Thanks for the help.
I am adjusting the servo end point travel range, and I am using the end stop screws as a measure. Essentially I am adjusting the left/right servo end points such that the end stop screws just stop short of touching the hub (using a piece of paper as a measure). With this done, I have different left/right steering endpoints (66 and 57):
I have to point out that with the servo centered, I positioned the servo horn such that it was as parallel as possible with the steering arm (as indicated in the manual), however, in that position my wheels were not pointing straight to the front so I had to use sub-trim to make the wheels straight. I am assuming this is the reason why my left/right endpoint travel ranges are different, but I wanted to verify that I am doing things the right way.
Thanks for the help.
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