Servo line booster

[Burnheart]

I’m running a servo line approx 50’ and the servo is slow to react and has limited travel! Will a servo line booster help this situation? Will using two boosters be eben better

 

[WickedFog]

Never used one, but worth a shot. I would think they would work in series if you connect more than one. Maybe @tntpoof would know.

 

[tntpoof]

one has worked for me .2 might work.(never ran 2).I run a linear servo on my chicken lock door its about 15 "

 

[Burnheart]

I’m running a servo line approx 50’ and the servo is slow to react and has limited travel! Will a servo line booster help this situation? Will using two boosters be eben better

My setup

 

[tntpoof]

You test it. I can't say Yes as I've only ran 1 for about 15'.not a country mile.

 

[Greywolf74]

I’m running a servo line approx 50’ and the servo is slow to react and has limited travel! Will a servo line booster help this situation? Will using two boosters be eben better

I'd verify that it's an actual signal problem first. I wouldnt think a 50ft run would need a signal boost but it's not unthinkable. Did it work right initially? Does it work right if the signal is shortened to within a couple feet of the servo? Even if it is a signal issue you won't need more than 1 signal repeater.

 

[Burnheart]

My setup

I'd verify that it's an actual signal problem first. I wouldnt think a 50ft run would need a signal boost but it's not unthinkable. Did it work right initially? Does it work right if the signal is shortened to within a couple feet of the servo? Even if it is a signal issue you won't need more than 1 signal repeater.

Yes shorter cord work’s perfectly

 

[Greywolf74]

Yes shorter cord work’s perfectly

Servo signal line booster $14




The directions say "Use one signal booster per servo, plugged directly into the receiver."