DBXL steering issue

[nymike]

when comparing right to left steering the left does not travel as far as right, any input would be appreciated

 

[RcJunkie13]

is the horn 90 degrees to the linkage and servo? if not adjust the linkage length or reposition the horn on servo. can you post up a pic of the linkage/horn/servo assembly. If you cant adjust the linkage adjust the endpoints

 

[Rep732]

Make sure the travel is set correctly on the transmitter also

 

[nymike]

Make sure the travel is set correctly on the transmitter also

Make sure the travel is set correctly on the transmitter also

transmitter is set correctly
there is not as much travel right and left see pics

 

[Seandonato73]

Servo horn isn't properly centered on the servo. And you may have to take tour travel limit past 100.

 

[nymike]

Servo horn isn't properly centered on the servo. And you may have to take tour travel limit past 100.

shouldnt the horn be at 90 degrees off servo

shouldnt the horn be at 90 degrees off servo

there is no adjustment on the rod that connects horn to steering, so if i move horn its throwing off steering, i had this same problem with last servo

 

[RcJunkie13]

shouldnt the horn be at 90 degrees off servo

yes, it looks like your servo wasnt centered when you put on the horn

 

[nymike]

yes, it looks like your servo wasnt centered when you put on the horn

the servo seats into housing like a glove, the housing has no adjustment

 

[RcJunkie13]

yes, it looks like your servo wasnt centered when you put on the horn

No I mean like the the trim

 

[nymike]

No I mean like the the trim

on the remote?

 

[RcJunkie13]

Yeah, gotta make sure trim is is at center when you put the horn on

 

[nymike]

Yeah, gotta make sure trim is is at center when you put the horn on

yeah that was done

 

[RcJunkie13]

Ok so then you need to adjust your endpoints/travel (called different things on different radios) on the left to go more, you may need to go over 100, just make sure nothing is straining

 

[Seandonato73]

Double check your epa as well. Only difference in the set up I used was a savox servo. And here's a test for you to see where your travel is. Take the drag link off. Zero your trim and epa and move the steering if the servo moves the same amount one side to the other. If it doesn't something it up with it.
Tap on the pic, you'll see my servo horn is not 90* so you may have to play with it as well to get the right travel

 

[Rep732]

Also helps to turn the radio system on so the servo can center itself before setting the horn on it

 

[RcJunkie13]

Also helps to turn the radio system on so the servo can center itself before setting the horn on it

Yep and make sure everything is set to center on your radio
If trim is off it will steer more one way than the other
Also, what radio system u using?

 

[nymike]

Also helps to turn the radio system on so the servo can center itself before setting the horn on it

i did that

 

[Seandonato73]

Just need to check servo throw then and adjust things so it works, your set up nearly the same as mine was. Just a different servo.

 

[nymike]

Just need to check servo throw then and adjust things so it works, your set up nearly the same as mine was. Just a different servo.

are there servos meant specifically for throttle and steering?

 

[RcJunkie13]

No