retract servo equivalent
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[link=http://store.alshobbyshop.com/browseproducts/JR-NES-791-Retract-Servo.HTML]NES 791[/link]
is there any equivalent servo in Hitec brand to this servo? cause I can not get this JR servo where I am so maybe I can try and get Hitec equivalent one instead... if someone knows... thanks
is there any equivalent servo in Hitec brand to this servo? cause I can not get this JR servo where I am so maybe I can try and get Hitec equivalent one instead... if someone knows... thanks
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If you need 260oz of torque to operate your retracts you have a problem! and to take 1 1/2 seconds to rotate your going to need a very large battery and if your running a Spectrum reciever pray that it doesn't reboot and is it like most JR servos that you can only use a 4 cell pack?
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If you need 260oz of torque to operate your retracts you have a problem! and to take 1 1/2 seconds to rotate your going to need a very large battery and if your running a Spectrum reciever pray that it doesn't reboot and is it like most JR servos that you can only use a 4 cell pack?
If you need 260oz of torque to operate your retracts you have a problem! and to take 1 1/2 seconds to rotate your going to need a very large battery and if your running a Spectrum reciever pray that it doesn't reboot and is it like most JR servos that you can only use a 4 cell pack?
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Almost any standard servos can handle a 5 cell, 6 volt pack.
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If you need 260oz of torque to operate your retracts you have a problem! and to take 1 1/2 seconds to rotate your going to need a very large battery and if your running a Spectrum reciever pray that it doesn't reboot and is it like most JR servos that you can only use a 4 cell pack?
If you need 260oz of torque to operate your retracts you have a problem! and to take 1 1/2 seconds to rotate your going to need a very large battery and if your running a Spectrum reciever pray that it doesn't reboot and is it like most JR servos that you can only use a 4 cell pack?
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I found this one on Tower Hobbies. Operates at both 4.8 and 6 volt packs.
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXPB42&P=ML
Hobbico CS-63 Servo Lo Profile Retract BB U
INCLUDES: One Low Profile Retract Servo
One Servo Accessory Bag (horns, grommets, screws, bushings)
SPECS: Torque @ 4.8V: 92 oz-in (6.69 kg-cm)
Torque @ 6V: 114 oz-in (8.29 kg-cm)
Weight: 1.23oz 35g
Speed: .5 sec @ 60°
Length: 1.73"
Width: .9"
Height: 1.0"
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXPB42&P=ML
Hobbico CS-63 Servo Lo Profile Retract BB U
INCLUDES: One Low Profile Retract Servo
One Servo Accessory Bag (horns, grommets, screws, bushings)
SPECS: Torque @ 4.8V: 92 oz-in (6.69 kg-cm)
Torque @ 6V: 114 oz-in (8.29 kg-cm)
Weight: 1.23oz 35g
Speed: .5 sec @ 60°
Length: 1.73"
Width: .9"
Height: 1.0"
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I think I will get the Hitec one... also about the price of the Hobbico one... and I think its enough... when would one need a 260oz one?
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You need the power if you have heavy wheels and struts. Try using a HS 75 to haul up 2X 6 inch struts with 4 inch wheels. The HS75 is a fine servo for lighter duty but it is no equivalent to the 791.
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If you read the specifations on the 791 they only list for 4.8 volts http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...791#quickSpecs. are these the servos they have in the Hanger 9 ARFS? The retracts that have the servo mounted as part of the retract? they also have one in reverse.



