Servo timing limits for Devo 10 needed please

May I please ask if anyone knowing this information could provide it to help me with a module project for Devo 10 as per this thread...
www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1954078&pp=50
www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpost.php?p=25871532&postcount=365

The format of the info needed is...
min= xxxx μs
max= xxxx μs
center= xxxx μs

Thanks for any assistance.

On a new model with 100% travel I get:

max = 1840
center = 1500
min = 1160

If you increase the range you can go under 1000 and above 2000, if needed (like when using Multiwii).

Do you post only the hex files or also the source of your project?

sbstnp wrote: On a new model with 100% travel I get:

max = 1840
center = 1500
min = 1160

If you increase the range you can go under 1000 and above 2000, if needed (like when using Multiwii).

thank you very much for that.
One of the contributors in the thread I linked to believes there may be a difference in the results between a standard devo 10 and one with deviation,
What do you think?

Cesco wrote: Do you post only the hex files or also the source of your project?

It is not my project, I'm just one of those taking part by building the module. There are hex files and circuits at the beginning of the thread but you need a different hex for other radios. So far there is ones for 9x and Dx6i. No source at this point.
The project's creator is helping me to make a module for a devo 10 so that it will run flysky/hubsan stuff without needing deviation on it.
I have deviation on my 6S but not on the 10.

mono wrote:

sbstnp wrote: On a new model with 100% travel I get:

max = 1840
center = 1500
min = 1160

If you increase the range you can go under 1000 and above 2000, if needed (like when using Multiwii).

thank you very much for that.
One of the contributors in the thread I linked to believes there may be a difference in the results between a standard devo 10 and one with deviation,
What do you think?

Probably. But I don't expect to be way off compared to the values above and I'm not flashing stock just to check, sorry

No, of course not, I would never ask or expect that of anyone, it was just asking for your opinion to see if you might know.
The help you have provided (I see you helping many people on this and other forums) is greatly appreciated, thanks.