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The operation voltage mentioned in the specification state 4,8V-6V. However when looking on the pictures of the servo it is stated: “2S Lipo ready” What is the correct voltage range for these servo’s ?
The operation voltage mentioned in the specification state 4,8V-6V. However when looking on the pictures of the servo it is stated: “2S Lipo ready” What is the correct voltage range for these servo’s ?
I have many HV servos and have never even heard of a BEC inside a servo - so I suspect this is bullshit. The real reason is they are probably covering their arse in case the servo burns out at 8.4V which shows a staggering lack of confidence in their own product, especially considering the price they are asking - you can get a KST DS113MG for the same money
I have many HV servos and have never even heard of a BEC inside a servo - so I suspect this is bullshit. The real reason is they are probably covering their arse in case the servo burns out at 8.4V which shows a staggering lack of confidence in their own product, especially considering the price they are asking - you can get a KST DS113MG for the same money
Answered by Snafu on 28/09/2021Helpful (0)
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what's the refresh rate of these servos? What do they opperate at? How many hz?
what's the refresh rate of these servos? What do they opperate at? How many hz?
usually if a servo says "9g" it is a size reference and not a weight reference. all "9g" servos have the same size. I don't know why they made it that way but it's an industry standard
usually if a servo says "9g" it is a size reference and not a weight reference. all "9g" servos have the same size. I don't know why they made it that way but it's an industry standard