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    TQ 737 no motorized

    Hi All!
    There are affordable TQ 737 no motorized on market. My question is are there kits available
    to motorize the TQ 737 partially or fully....
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    rakouth

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    Re: TQ 737 no motorized

    I think the kit should come from the supplier because it depends how the mechanics are built in the TQ. Why not experiment with servos? I'm thinking to motorise my Saitek throttle to see if it works. If it does, I know I can buy a non motorised TQ.
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    Re: TQ 737 no motorized

    Hi! Goldmember,
    Are servos easy to use? if I don't make a mistake it's works with DC Motors,and controller...
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    rakouth

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    Re: TQ 737 no motorized

    I believe there are high powered servos that can be controlled in the same way as the little ones from your gauges (or RC helicopter for that matter). My plan is to attach little servos to the Saitek TQ with rubber bands so I can't force them. The servo positions itself to the amount of thrust from FS, whether this amount is set via autothrottle or manually. So on manual, the servo follows the lever position and on autothrottle, the lever follows the servo. The little servos just as a feasibility study. When it works, I investigate the high powered ones.
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