HELP! I need one JR4721 and I need to know what the torque is on a JR 4011 servo
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HELP! I need one JR4721 and I need to know what the torque is on a JR 4011 servo
I'm finishing up a giant scale Laser and I need a JR 4721 servo for the rudder. I have one (thought I had 2). I've found some 4011 but I can't find the torque for this unit. Does anyone know the torque?
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RE: HELP! I need one JR4721 and I need to know what the torque is on a JR 4011 servo
4011 High Performance Dimensions 1.75" x .738" x 2.14" Weight 1.6 ounces Torque 72.2 oz-in Speed .30 sec/60ΒΊ Coreless Motor Applications 1/4 Scale Aircraft, Pattern Airplanes
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RE: HELP! I need one JR4721 and I need to know what the torque is on a JR 4011 servo
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RE: HELP! I need one JR4721 and I need to know what the torque is on a JR 4011 servo
I already did, thanks for the suggestion though. Before Barrett answered, (thanks B), I called Don at Don's Hobbies in Salina and he gave me the info. They are the predecessor to the 4131's, about '85 vintage.
I was asking because I needed a high torque servo for the rudder on my 38% Laser 200. I have 1 4721, but a pair of 4011 came up on ebay and were quoted as being 'high torque'. Well, they were in '85, but not by todays standards. Thanks everyone.
Please close this thread. gv
I was asking because I needed a high torque servo for the rudder on my 38% Laser 200. I have 1 4721, but a pair of 4011 came up on ebay and were quoted as being 'high torque'. Well, they were in '85, but not by todays standards. Thanks everyone.
Please close this thread. gv