The
Equalizer II can control the centering and throw of two servos.
This accomplishes several things. First, it increases battery
life, especially with digital servos, when multiple servos are
used to control a single surface such as the rudder. It does
this since the servos precisely track each other over the full
positive and negative travel range. The servos are no longer
wasting energy fighting each other. The other benefit of this
is increased power being transferred to the flight surface instead
of to the other servo(s). With the servos no longer fighting
each other the full torque of the servos can be transferred
to the flight surface. The Equalizer II can also reverse the
direction of any servo. The Equalizer II uses a three-point
calibration on each output to precisely control the centering
positive throw and negative throw of the servo attached to that
output. The user sets the centering, positive endpoint and negative
endpoint during setup and the Equalizer II will adjust the natural
servo travel to the calibrated travel over the entire range
of the servo. The Equalizer II was designed to make it easy
for one person to perform the setup. The Equalizer II has options
the user can setup before the servo adjustments that tailor
the Equalizer II to the task at hand making setup easy and painless.
The Equalizer II User Guide shows several typical
setups and how they are accomplished using the Equalizer II.
The guide can be download by clicking here: Equalizer II User
Guide
The Equalizer II allows you control the centering, positive
and negative throw of two servos. Each servo is controlled
independently so two servos can be matched to each other with
arbitrary endpoints. Click here for
Equalizer II Details
Features:
Small size 1.65" x .865" x .375"
Wide 4.0V to 8.5V operating range
Less than 3.5mA current consumption
Low weight 0.3 oz
Universal connector with 10" pigtail
Intuitive user interface
Compatible with all radios, PCM & FM
1/4 microsecond sampling resolution
1/2 microsecond adjustment resolution
16-bit ultra-low power RISC processor
Uses:
Servo matching on surfaces with multiple servo drive
The
Equalizer II can control the centering and throw of two servos.
This accomplishes several things. First, it increases battery
life, especially with digital servos, when multiple servos are
used to control a single surface such as the rudder. It does
this since the servos precisely track each other over the full
positive and negative travel range. The servos are no longer
wasting energy fighting each other. The other benefit of this
is increased power being transferred to the flight surface instead
of to the other servo(s). With the servos no longer fighting
each other the full torque of the servos can be transferred
to the flight surface. The Equalizer II can also reverse the
direction of any servo. The Equalizer II uses a three-point
calibration on each output to precisely control the centering
positive throw and negative throw of the servo attached to that
output. The user sets the centering, positive endpoint and negative
endpoint during setup and the Equalizer II will adjust the natural
servo travel to the calibrated travel over the entire range
of the servo. The Equalizer II was designed to make it easy
for one person to perform the setup. The Equalizer II has options
the user can setup before the servo adjustments that tailor
the Equalizer II to the task at hand making setup easy and painless.
