How To Make Servo Extensions Properly

[@ruimessias8759]

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[@Mark-Dibble]

We asked, you delivered! Thanks Tony.

[@promitchakraborty]

Great high quality informative video! Keep up the good work! 👍👍

[@RcHelpDotCom]

Thank you!

[@tomjoad1060]

thank you for this video.

[@SwapnilNimbalkar]

Hi thanks for sharing. I just wanted to tell you that you can achieve same results using Jumper cable too!

[@SwapnilNimbalkar]

Yes Sir!

[@promitchakraborty]

Good suggestion 👍👍

[@JaredElliott1]

Good to note that wire color doesn't matter, and make sure the ends match. Also good practice to keep dark colors as negative, such as black and brown. The servo wire I bough is black, red, white. My servos are brown, red, orange.

[@wingedbull1257]

Excellent video thank you.

[@fpvcrumudgeon4576]

Amazon has servo wire kits, male/female/jr wire for about $15. You might like to find a small flat bladed screwdriver to help them in. lol

[@topflight2358]

is there a vid on how to measure length needed ??

[@RcHelpDotCom]

Unfortunately no. I just lay the wires where I want them to go and leave about 1-2cm extra just in case. This also keeps the wire slack and not constantly pulling on the plug which can cause wire breaks, and on a helicopter, it can cause vibration to be transferred to the gyro. So leave the wire a little long, a small loop is best.

[@topflight2358]

@@RcHelpDotCom thanks

[@topflight2358]

technical name of crimpers ??

[@topflight2358]

found it