Hello,
we have checked and found out this is due the BEC from Castle Creation.
It does not delivery enought current at startup.So the servo will not inicializing correctly.
Its a switching BEC....
Best Regards
Frank Schneckenburger
CEO
RJX HOBBY Co.,Limited China
I have used RJX servos with Western Robotics Super Hercules, Scott Grey Reactor X2, Scott Grey Reactor HVX, Castle BEC Pro V2 and V3, and Gryphon Quasar models. Ever single one did the same thing. About 1 time in 5, maybe 1 time in 10 at least one servo would fail to initialize. Not always the same servo. Simple power cycle and away you go. Once fully initialized their power draw is actually on par with the BLS futabas. Not as good but very close. Just something in the power ramp up on the RJX. I assume the new full size BK servos will have this issue too as they are OEM RJX per Bert himself.
I love the RJX servos. They are fast, strong and center extremely well. I took off a set of Savox Sb2271/SB2272 HV servos from my speed machine as Matt thought maybe the centering on the Savox was why my speed machine porpoised so badly despite adjustment in the FBL unit. Instantly I was able to lower my I gains and still track straight on speed runs.
I love my Futaba BLS255/256 on my E7se, but if I hadn't gotten a really good deal on them new, I would have put RJX on that bird too.
I have a set of RJX Cyclics and Tail sitting here waiting for my N7. That's how much I like these servos.
ON the nitros I have just resigned myself to checking servos and power cycling when needed. It's easy with the Off switch the Scott Grey Reactor series offers.
On the Electrics I run straight 2s Lipos on the 2 birds with RJX servos. Never a single power issue.
My point is, don't blame Castle, their switching BEC isn't much different than anyone else's.