4.8 or 6V for pattern flying?
11-03-2003 | 10:43 AM
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From: Irving,
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4.8 or 6V for pattern flying?
What are you guys/gals doing for battery power on your 60 size pattern ships? I have a Zen 90 I am refurbishing. Gonna put a YS 110 on it and I have S9202's all around. I have heard that 6V gives more crispness, is it really that noticeable?
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11-03-2003 | 10:56 AM
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RE: 4.8 or 6V for pattern flying?
Dave,
With the 9202 servo, which is a good coreless servo, the 6.0 battery is very much recommended. The 9202 is a little older, less expensive, and therefore a little weaker and slower than others and the extra voltage will enhance this servo's performance noticeably. Be sure to check you rudder servo occasionally as it receives quite a bit of punishment. A new gear set every 50 flights or so on the rudder is a good way to spend $6.00.
Mark
With the 9202 servo, which is a good coreless servo, the 6.0 battery is very much recommended. The 9202 is a little older, less expensive, and therefore a little weaker and slower than others and the extra voltage will enhance this servo's performance noticeably. Be sure to check you rudder servo occasionally as it receives quite a bit of punishment. A new gear set every 50 flights or so on the rudder is a good way to spend $6.00.
Mark
