How do I wire the servos on an rc plane?

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PAULVOLIO

I have been awy from rc flying for a while now.
I am not sure which channels to plug the servos and speed control on the reciever.
I have ailerons elevator and throttle.

Answer
The receiver should have small letters by each plug in- thr, rud, aile, bat and such. If there is no label or worn off, then a common order is first bat, then thr, aile, ele, rud, aux. The airplane motor battery or main battery plugs into the esc. or speed control, then the wire out of the esc. plugs into the rud (rudder) slot of the receiver. If you know the brand of radio/receiver, there are lots of online manuals you can download. You can go to horizonhobby.com and bring up pictures of receivers to study also. What a great hobby, I have airplanes, nitro and electric cars, trucks, and several helicopters and what a challenge they are. Now go get er' flyin' !!

How to build a flying alarm clock?

Darius

Ok this question is really challenging. Think about it like this; take how a alarm clock is made and how a remote controlled helicopter is build and both those together. I need to know all the matirials for building it and the cost. Finished product I want is a alarm clock that flys. Thanks Also u can just take how an alarm clock is made and add the consent of a R.C helicopter

Answer
Buy an RC helicopter kit for a fairly big model - upward of 5cc motor. Build that. Fix on a small electric alarm clock by taping it to the superstructure and you have it. There's no point in trying to fuse or integrate the two technologies - they're not related. Look up kit prices on internet - here's an example:

http://www.wonderlandmodels.com/products/thunder-tiger-raptor-30-v2-24-ghz-complete-combo/

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