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Old 11-15-2005, 04:10 PM
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Default 4cell or 5cell pack?

I have a H9 twist and love this thing. It has just standard futaba servos and a 4cell pack. Would going to a 5cell pack make a difference?
Old 11-15-2005, 04:16 PM
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5 cell being a 6v would give you about 12-20 % more power on the servo along with having an extra cell if one goes out
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Default RE: 4cell or 5cell pack?


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5 cell being a 6v would give you about 12-20 % more power on the servo along with having an extra cell if one goes out

It will also give the servo a bit more speed and accuracy under load. The cost will be the weight of 1 extra cell and about 7-10% less duration. I run 6 volts on all my nitro planes. There are some receivers / servos that don't like 6 volts.

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