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Offline Axetamer

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Water in servo
« on: January 27, 2010, 20:43:44 »
I had to put a new servo on my 90 today and found the old servo was half full of water. During the freeze I was going to have some fun but the brake pedal was rock hard (or should that be ice hard).

I think deep wading, although fun is getting to be to expensive, so from now on i'm staying in the shallows
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Re: Water in servo
« Reply #1 on: January 28, 2010, 23:42:24 »
Yeap, although the servo is powered by vacuum from the pump/engine it works by venting the back side to atmorspheric pressure, via a foam filter around the input shaft.
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