Futaba S9152 Servo Questions
12-05-2003, 05:30 PM
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Futaba S9152 Servo Questions
Anyone have any more info on this servo besides this:
FUTM0212 S9152 Digital Rudder Servo
Dimensions: 1.9 x 1.6 x 1.0 in (48 x 41 x 25.4mm)
Weight: 2.6 oz (74g)
Speed (@6.0V): 0.19 sec/60°
Torque (@6.0V): 277.6 oz/in
What I'm looking for is, what type of gears? Plastic resin, metal?
Any other info is welcome also. Thanks in advance.
FUTM0212 S9152 Digital Rudder Servo
Dimensions: 1.9 x 1.6 x 1.0 in (48 x 41 x 25.4mm)
Weight: 2.6 oz (74g)
Speed (@6.0V): 0.19 sec/60°
Torque (@6.0V): 277.6 oz/in
What I'm looking for is, what type of gears? Plastic resin, metal?
Any other info is welcome also. Thanks in advance.
12-05-2003, 05:40 PM
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RE: Futaba S9152 Servo Questions
A Google search found a German site Here says Combined metal Resinous..so I guess it's a combination metal and plastic.
That's about all I could find..
That's about all I could find..
12-06-2003, 10:16 AM
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RE: Futaba S9152 Servo Questions
ChuckAuger:
Thanks much....I never gave Google a thought. Didn't think it would search for servos. Guess I was wrong, it searches for everything else, why not servos?
Thanks much....I never gave Google a thought. Didn't think it would search for servos. Guess I was wrong, it searches for everything else, why not servos?
12-10-2003, 11:59 AM
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RE: Futaba S9152 Servo Questions
I know you are not suppose to run this servo on 6 volts but if you do, what will happen and why is it not set to run on 6 volts?
12-10-2003, 01:00 PM
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RE: Futaba S9152 Servo Questions
Geistware:
Actually you can run this one on 6 volts. I not only found some specs for it right here on RCU, but the link given above also says there's no problems with their new digitals on 6 volts.
Here's the info:
Looks like this is the winner for the WH Edge.
Actually you can run this one on 6 volts. I not only found some specs for it right here on RCU, but the link given above also says there's no problems with their new digitals on 6 volts.
Here's the info:
Futaba S9152 digital servo (torque type)
Speed: 0,19 Sek./60° with 6V
Torque: 20kg with 6V
Size: 48.6x39.7x25.2mm
Weight: 85g
Speed: 0,19 Sek./60° with 6V
Torque: 20kg with 6V
Size: 48.6x39.7x25.2mm
Weight: 85g
12-22-2003, 01:38 PM
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RE: Futaba S9152 Servo Questions
I'm looking real forward to these new servos, a little bit nicer IMO then those JR 8611s. Should be nice. Newest thing I see though is the case is all aluminum, no more plastic. This acts like a dust/water proof case and additionally acts as a heatshrink. 
12-22-2003, 04:08 PM
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RE: Futaba S9152 Servo Questions
shortman:
I'm waiting for the servo to come into stock. I don't think it'll be before Christmas, but that's OK I can wait.
FMA has been using the aluminum body on their core less servos for years as a heat sink. I'm surprised it took this long for Futaba (or JR) to use something like this. It makes good sense. Hope they come into stock in January. I'm looking forward to this servo also.
I'm waiting for the servo to come into stock. I don't think it'll be before Christmas, but that's OK I can wait.
FMA has been using the aluminum body on their core less servos for years as a heat sink. I'm surprised it took this long for Futaba (or JR) to use something like this. It makes good sense. Hope they come into stock in January. I'm looking forward to this servo also.
12-22-2003, 05:09 PM
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RE: Futaba S9152 Servo Questions
OK, this thread's become a discussion thread and really doesn't belong in the Futaba Support forum.
The servo's new, and is due in RSN. The specs will appear as soon as possible on the Futaba RC web site as soon as possible.
bax
The servo's new, and is due in RSN. The specs will appear as soon as possible on the Futaba RC web site as soon as possible.
bax
12-22-2003, 07:58 PM
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RE: Futaba S9152 Servo Questions
Bax:
Well I guess if Futaba would give some support and answer my original question it wouldn't become a 'discussion' thread. All that would have to be said from the 'support team' is that you don't have any further information and will be posted as soon as possible on the Futaba RC Web Site. Not wait 22 days and then say this thread doesn't belong and give an answer in the same breath. Guess I'll be taking my business else where, Futaba doesn't seem to want to support thier products.
Have a Happy Holiday.
Well I guess if Futaba would give some support and answer my original question it wouldn't become a 'discussion' thread. All that would have to be said from the 'support team' is that you don't have any further information and will be posted as soon as possible on the Futaba RC Web Site. Not wait 22 days and then say this thread doesn't belong and give an answer in the same breath. Guess I'll be taking my business else where, Futaba doesn't seem to want to support thier products.
Have a Happy Holiday.
