Servo to Bind Plug?

[skurtzicus]

Hey guys i asked this question on facebook but i feel like i should ask it again before i destroy a servo. On facebook they said chop the wires, remove the middle wire, and connect the negative to the positive. But none of them showed me how they themselves did it , which is something i would like to see so i know I'm not just breaking an old servo for no reason. So if you did it or know someone who did then please let me know. I want to try and get this done when i can, hopefully before my parts arrive.

 

[tntpoof]

ok here is how it is done. on a servo to rx plug it has little tabs that hold the garment in. gentle pry that little lock up slide center wire out .. or just buy a servo extension wire ...sorry no pic . now take the 2 wires that are left . pull them apart now strip the ends. slide a piece of heat sink on and solder them together

 

[tntpoof]

here in bind 1 pic the tab is silver at end of pointy thang. pry that up. either solder twisted joint or use a piece of gorilla tape make a pull tab

 

[skurtzicus]

here in bind 1 pic the tab is silver at end of pointy thang. pry that up. either solder twisted joint or use a piece of gorilla tape make a pull tab

So i fully pull out the red wire then cut and connect the other two, correct?

 

[tntpoof]

yes correct.

 

[skurtzicus]

Thank you so much i got it done and binded but now I'm having other issues. the steering is drive and reverse on my remote and the trigger is left and right(update i just had to switch around the wires). But now the servo goes uncontrollable and tweaks when on. the throttle and reverse work good though

 

[skurtzicus]

yes correct.

but forreal your the mvp for showing me how to make the bind plug and for that i thank you a lot. Once i get my d3 binded and working I'm going to try set up me sc10 next so i really want to get this done.

 

[skurtzicus]

 

[tntpoof]

yes that does go all over.. id try a glitch buster .its a cap you plug into the rx. if you have a voltage meter id check the esc wires see the voltage.