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* Linear actuators mounted in the engine compartment have mixed reviews. Some say no problems in many years. Some say, they are on their 3rd set, wish they had simple cables. | * Linear actuators mounted in the engine compartment have mixed reviews. Some say no problems in many years. Some say, they are on their 3rd set, wish they had simple cables. | ||
* A possible solution is to run bowden cables through the firewall and mount servos under the panel. Possibly in a spot where one can override the servos manually after cutting power to the servo controller. | * A possible solution is to run bowden cables through the firewall and mount servos under the panel. Possibly in a spot where one can override the servos manually after cutting power to the servo controller. | ||
* Servos and their controllers use pulse width modulation which emits RF noise in all bands. Airplanes are mostly affected in the COM/NAV band as it is amplitude modulated. Don't use servos unless everything is shielded and verified to not cause interference. | |||
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