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Old 12-31-2016, 09:59 PM
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Steve Percifield
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Originally Posted by blvdbuzzard
i have 20 plus solar servos in planes, helicopters and trucks. Knock on wood, i have not had an issue. The 771, 772's i have run in my truck have taken so much abuse i am surprised they have not exploded. I have the 770 in a blade 550x helicopter and they work just fine. I have the micro and 9 gram servos and they all work great.

I think some people use the servo as a badge of honor. See how great i am, i have this unubtainium geared servo with moon dust case cnced in micro gravity and it can use 5.0v to 2200v, has a speed of .0000000001 for 60 degrees at 400v and puts out 6 metric tons of torque with a .0000000002 dead band.

I do have to laugh at some of the post that say a 60 sized plane's elevator needs at least 150 ounces of torque. I look back and see how long i flew with my kraft servos that on their best day put out 40 ounces and the stock standard servo put out 42 ounces.


Buzz.



exactly !!!