handyman

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the ? is how do you find out the mAh of a servo,,,,,,,,doesnt seen to be listed on bow or what ever.........

Steve Percifield

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I've always found servo draw in the factory specs. What servo are you looking for?

handyman

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hitec 311 std.

JPMacG

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Servo current draw would be in milliamperes (mA). Milliampere hours (mAh) is for battery capacity.

Steve Percifield

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http://www.servocity.com/html/hs-311_standard.html

go to this page. about half way down detailed specs is current draw, both idle and stalled

jetmech05

You can't figure battery capacity (how much flight time between charges looking at amp draw of a servo) There are just too many variables...everything from the way you fly, how the plane is trimmed to weather. The best thing to do is fly and check voltages with a loaded voltmeter, charge keeping an eye on how much you put in...do this for 3 or 4 trips to the field...now you have an idea what you can do.

Steve Percifield

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he didn't ask for battery capacity, he asked for servo current draw.

jetmech05

Gee Steve I understand that....but I figured he wants amp draw to figure times btween charges

jaka

Hi!
All servos draw aprx 7-10 mA at idle. more ...up to 1000mAh in short bursts whe heavily loaded!
But in ordinary sport flying 30-250mA.