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Old 02-13-2013, 01:57 AM
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Hi Guys,

I am using a JR DS362 servo on throttle, which is currently regulated to 5.6 volts as i am using a Li Ion battery.
I am considering changing to LiFe batteries and would like to know if any one is using this servo on LiFe's unregulated, without any problems.

Thanks for any advice given.
Old 02-14-2013, 10:17 PM
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DS362 is designed to be used for 4.8V, so you will ruin the servo if you go with LiFe without regulators.
Old 02-14-2013, 10:37 PM
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I run mine on 8.4 volts unregulated have for years never burnt one yet works great.
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8.4 unregulated is 2S lipo. Are you saying that you are running the DS361 on 8.4v ?
I've never actually tried 2S lipo on digital servos without regulator unless the servos were High Voltage.
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Be smart, regulate your voltage. Just because someone says they run more voltage here on the internet, I wouldn't do it.

Anyway, I'm dating a french model. How do I know? She told me so. I met her on the internet.


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Default RE: Servo Input Voltage

I have no intention of using Lipo's unregulated. I also don't have a problem using Life's unregulated on digital servos that are rated for 6 volts. My problem is finding voltage specs for the 362.
ORIGINAL: countilaw

Be smart, regulate your voltage. Just because someone says they run more voltage here on the internet, I wouldn't do it.

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[link]http://www.macgregor.co.uk/jrpropo/DS362.htm[/link]Macgregor UK, DS362 page
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ORIGINAL: PatternFlyer

[link]http://www.macgregor.co.uk/jrpropo/DS362.htm[/link]Macgregor UK, DS362 page
I actually found a site that lists the 362 as 4.8 - 6.0 volts.

http://www.shyau.com/product_info.php?products_id=275

I have been using LiFe's with no reg. this week and everything is ok so far.

Thanks for the advice.

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