Customer Service
My Cart
My Account
HOME
ALL PRODUCTS
Ready to Fly Airplanes
Replacement Parts
Airplane Kits
R/C Toys
Transmitters & Flightpacks
Receivers
Actuators and Servos
Motors and Geardrives
Propellers
Parts & Materials
Batteries and Chargers
Glues & Tapes
Tools & Supplies
Plantraco T-Shirts etc.
Gift Certificates
Closeouts / Scratch & Dent
VIDEOS
All Videos
Butterfly Videos
Carbon Butterfly Videos
Micro Spitfire Videos
Micro Butterfly Videos
Classroom Fighters Videos
Kolibri Pocket Plane Videos
MicroMAV Videos
Micro Racer Videos
MicroScout Videos
SkyBuddy Videos
Instructional & Technique
Other Videos
Microflight Video Podcast
Video Help
GALLERY
All Gallery Items
Desktop Rover Game
Customer Builds
Interesting Photos
Submit Photos
ARF Planes
ARFs
RTF Kits
RTF Airplanes
DOCUMENTS
All Documents
Manuals
PDF Help
SUPPORT
Knowledge Base
Support Ticket
FMS Flight Simulator
CUSTOMER SERVICE
Payment Methods
Privacy and Security
Shipping Information
Returns Policy
Contact Us
Customer Testimonials
About My Account
Support
>
Knowledgebase
>
Actuators
> MicroAct 0.4g Magnetic Actuator >
Returning Customers
log in here
Logout
Login
/
Register
My Cart
Items in Cart
0
Current Total
$0.00
View Cart
|
Checkout
Search
Support
Knowledgebase
Actuators
MiniAct 1.1g Magnetic Actuator
MicroAct 0.4g Magnetic Actuator
Actuator Coil Specs
Actuator Wires
My actuator moves one way, but not the other way
Repair of MiniAct and MicroAct actuator - Magnets off
Stripping Magnet Wire
HingeAct 0.23g Magnetic actuator
NanoAct 0.07g Magnetic Actuator
Batteries
Chargers
Gearboxes - Geardrives
Glues and Adhesives
Kits (RC Model Airplane Kits)
Micro Modelling Skills - Tips and Tricks
Motors
Piloting Advice
Propellers
Ready to Fly Airplanes
Receivers
Servo's
Shipping and Customs
Software
Transmitters 900Mhz HFX900 Series
MicroAct 0.4g Magnetic Actuator
Actuator Coil Specs
Here are the specifications of Plantraco actuator coils
Actuator Wires
The actuator wires run from the receiver to the copper solenoid coil of the rudder. It looks like a single wire, but it is actually a twisted pair of insulated copper magnet wire (the copper itself is 0.04mm in diameter).
My actuator moves one way, but not the other way
Stretching HingeAct hinge and checking for friction and mechanical binding of the control surface is an important step in your pre flight checkout.
Repair of MiniAct and MicroAct actuator - Magnets off
The little magnets on the actuators have fallen off in a crash or due to poor handling near metal objects etc.
How do I reattach them? I can use CA glue I guess, but I'm nervous about that stuff running into the bearings and gluing the whole thing solid.
Mostly I'm wondering about the magnet polarity. How do I determine whether I have the magnets attached with the poles in the correct orientation?
Stripping Magnet Wire
How to Strip and Tin Magnet Wire