I will them in my 15 Eagle hydro first so if it is no good then i will have a bag of match wood!
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Posts: 93 (01/29/09 05:03:35) |
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Dave Marles |
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Posts: 900 (02/11/09 02:36:53) |
30kg torque, standard size servo. SERVO
Dave
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Bart Drieghe |
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Posts: 366 (02/11/09 04:33:28) |
Graupner 8811 :
http://shop.graupner.de/webuerp/servlet/AI?ARTN=5169 Graupner 8911 http://shop.graupner.de/webuerp/servlet/AI?ARTN=5185 Both have ballbearing and a metal gear B
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grahame morgan |
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Posts: 26 (02/11/09 08:56:20) |
Dave,
Any idea why they stipulate the use of NiCad batteries only for these servo's? Grahame |
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Posts: 726 (02/11/09 18:00:00) |
I am BoBo but I can tell you why.
Using NiCd is to make sure that V doesn't drop too much when big current is drawn by servoes. Other kind of battery can be used. The power as well as consumption of servo nowaday is hugh. There are 2 RX battery sockets in some of the receivers to make sure of steady current. I learnt several trick these days. # 2 RX batteries # plug a ~1000uF capaciter into RX # directly power the high consumption servo instead of from the receiver |
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Phill Fields |
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Posts: 41 (09/22/09 06:52:46) |
Hey guys I know this topic was started over a year ago but i'm now in need of a new throttle servo! Just wanted to see if a year on if anyone has had any
new servos they'd recommend (or old ones for that matter!)? Seems people were recommending the Futaba 9351 + BLS351 + 9402. couldn't workout what was
being recommended from Hi-tec. Would rather it was one of these two brands as i already run Futaba and both are eas to get in the UK.
Cheers 
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Posts: 740 (09/22/09 19:55:56) |
Phill, what is the reason you consider 9351 and 351 to be your throttle servo? They are not as fast as 9402!
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Posts: 2 (09/24/09 03:57:25) |
I've started playing with IC cars and there are a growing number of people raving about Savox servos. I've just bought a couple and the quality and
specification look good although I haven't yet installed them in a boat. They claim bullet-proof titanium gears. Check out www.savoxtech.com. I have the SC-1258 but, as I say, can't comment on their reliability.
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