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<blockquote data-quote="John" data-source="post: 987469" data-attributes="member: 175005">No problem,&nbsp; as long as your enjoying yourself&nbsp; ;).The ASC1 itself will drive the small servo motor from the terminals that would have normally been used for the Chaparral type blue servo motor, which by the way are totally unsuitable for the skew task.Here is the link for that particular R/C Servo motor :- <a href="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/HJ-S3315D-15KG-Torque-Motor-180-Rotating-Servo-w-Long-Straight-U-Mouting-NH1I/131598454341?hlpht=true&amp;ops=true&amp;viphx=1&amp;_trksid=p5197.c100068.m2280&amp;_trkparms=ao%3D1%26asc%3D20140211125758%26meid%3Db583227587a549c698a63a50f0a52aa2%26pid%3D100068%26clkid%3D8506335229763395316&amp;_qi=RTM2108002" target="_blank">HJ S3315D 15KG Torque Motor 180° Rotating Servo w/Long &amp; Straight U Mouting NH1I | eBay</a>A good servo motor controller is one from &quot;Rick's Satellite&quot; site in the States, they are about £65 ish by the time it gets over here and you've been screwed for taxes etc.Cheaper local varients are available fro over here but you need a separate battery pack or a dedicated psu for them. Note to ALL:** Please bare in mind that at this stage that we are using relatively cheap components to do the tasks of skewing and to find out their long term durability etc and nothing we post on here is set in stone **.** We don't mind knackering our own stuff up to possibly help others .. you have the final decision to take re: your own equipment use, and whether to alter it or not. We cannot be responsible for any disasters **</blockquote>

[QUOTE="John, post: 987469, member: 175005"] No problem, as long as your enjoying yourself ;). The ASC1 itself will drive the small servo motor from the terminals that would have normally been used for the Chaparral type blue servo motor, which by the way are totally unsuitable for the skew task. Here is the link for that particular R/C Servo motor :- [URL='http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/HJ-S3315D-15KG-Torque-Motor-180-Rotating-Servo-w-Long-Straight-U-Mouting-NH1I/131598454341?hlpht=true&ops=true&viphx=1&_trksid=p5197.c100068.m2280&_trkparms=ao%3D1%26asc%3D20140211125758%26meid%3Db583227587a549c698a63a50f0a52aa2%26pid%3D100068%26clkid%3D8506335229763395316&_qi=RTM2108002']HJ S3315D 15KG Torque Motor 180° Rotating Servo w/Long & Straight U Mouting NH1I | eBay[/URL] A good servo motor controller is one from "Rick's Satellite" site in the States, they are about £65 ish by the time it gets over here and you've been screwed for taxes etc. Cheaper local varients are available fro over here but you need a separate battery pack or a dedicated psu for them. [I][U]Note to ALL: ** Please bare in mind that at this stage that we are using relatively cheap components to do the tasks of skewing and to find out their long term durability etc and nothing we post on here is set in stone **.[/U][/I] [I][U]** We don't mind knackering our own stuff up to possibly help others .. you have the final decision to take re: your own equipment use, and whether to alter it or not. We cannot be responsible for any disasters **[/U][/I] [/QUOTE]

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