newbie needing some help

[Cooper]

Here is a bit of everything, if you find something that isn't there add to the list. http://www.rctruckandconstruction.co...ead.php?t=5693

[frizzen]

Are you set on hydro, or would electric actuators be something to consider?

Highest i've been in one is just around 70', but that was indoors working on a 777-200 vertical stabilizer. Most of my time in them is much lower, but on rental machines with worn out bushings. Makes it 'interesting' to get in close enough to work on things.

[logger/dirtman]

Originally Posted by frizzen

Are you set on hydro, or would electric actuators be something to consider?

Highest i've been in one is just around 70', but that was indoors working on a 777-200 vertical stabilizer. Most of my time in them is much lower, but on rental machines with worn out bushings. Makes it 'interesting' to get in close enough to work on things.

well i was thinking of electric but i want to make it more like the original machine that i work on and also a fellow coworker challenged me to do it. I have been doing a lot of searching the past three days and i know some stuff but stuck on the motor controller right now what one would i have to get in order to run at least 9 functions i know i need a 6-10 channel receiver and transmitter i understand that but im having trouble figuring out if i use the servo valves on how the hook up to the board is suppose to be and could use a little help at that.thanks