Re: How to reverse servo direction

First, try moving the mechanical connection to the servo to the opposite arm of the servo. If that can't be done then the servo reverser would be appropriate. Hope this helps---Ray

I reversed the outer wires on the stick control pot. Everything works perfectly without any problem. Thanks all for your inputs.

Does your trim still work the correct direction?

I think you will find that the new Hitec Neon transmitter reverses the servos by swapping the stick input to the PCB !!!!!!!!

Straight from the manual..........

Servo Reversing After removing the back of the case you will find four plugs (there are four plugs if you have the optional 4th channel feature). Simply unplug and rotate the connector 180 degrees, plug it back onto the board and the servo throw for that servo, is now reversed.

David

What I do if your radio wont do it. Turn the servo around. Mount it in the opposite direction. Sometimes this puts the arm further from the surface but who care its less than an inch movement away.

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Turned around ________

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FLIP THE SERVO OVER NOT AROUND AND IT WILL WORK

I used to reverse the old servos by reversing the motor leads and the pot wires. I don't know if this is easily done with the newer servos.

RogerN

I did it not too terribly long ago with an HS-55, but I've got a little cobbled-together SMT assembly station in my electronics shop. I doubt that I could do it without a microscope, although someone a decade or two younger than I might.

Reverse the servo's ARM...not the servo itself....

Ted shuffled out of his cave and grunted these great (and sometimes not so great) words of knowledge:

Buy a "Servo Reverser". No, this is not a joke. They do sell them - cost is about $15.

Or if you have a modern radio, you can reverse the servo in the programming.

Go to Nightflyyer's ' How to Reverse a Servo' on Youtube-go to the link above. But only if you are good at soldering though.

Swede