Radio Interference

[Chris Thomas]

Hello just looking for some information or past problems with using the aluminum servo trays from Aeromarine. Want to verify before I build the box...or any reasons not to use them? Thanks

 

[SayMikey]

Hello just looking for some information or past problems with using the aluminum servo trays from Aeromarine. Want to verify before I build the box...or any reasons not to use them? Thanks

I have used them and Grims with no concerns. The problem start when you dont insulate the throttle linkage from the carb or thats my experience .....Mike

 

[FloridaScaleBoater]

The problem I've had, is the mounts crack @ the bends.

No radio interference though

 

[Josh Stollfuss]

Chris, I use the the alum servo mounts on most of my boats with no probelms, The aeromarine ones are a little thin and do tend to crack over time. There are other alum servo mounts available that are made from heavier material and are better suited for high torque servos and bigger hulls.

Josh-

 

[Chris Thomas]

Thanks for the input guys I guess I should have mentioned that the guage of metal is of concern too. Thats why I really like these forums. Lots of user input, not having to invent the wheel all over. I think I will opt out of the brackets for the steering servo. I just figured it could save some time in needing to fabricating my own brackets... Thanks Again

 

[Doug Ashby]

You might try the ones from Top Secret Boats. They are at:: http://www.topsecretboats.com

(I don't work there)

 

[MarkDanielsSr]

I have very good results with the heavier ones from CC Racing Engines. No breaks, bends, cracks, or radio glitches. Using on some big boats too. Certainly a time saver.

http://www.cc-racingengines.com/index.php?...ge&Itemid=1

Mark D.