Need Spec's on JR 501, and 2001 Servo's
05-06-2002, 02:50 PM
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Need Spec's on JR 501, and 2001 Servo's
Bob,
The 501 puts out 42.8 oz of torque. I don't see a 2001 servo in my Circus catalog; are you sure you didn't mean to say 3001 or 4001?
I still have an '89 Circus Hobbies catalog and a NIB "Century VII" PCM radio :-) That's back when JR took the market by storm.
Don
The 501 puts out 42.8 oz of torque. I don't see a 2001 servo in my Circus catalog; are you sure you didn't mean to say 3001 or 4001?
I still have an '89 Circus Hobbies catalog and a NIB "Century VII" PCM radio :-) That's back when JR took the market by storm.
Don
05-06-2002, 03:12 PM
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Your welcome Bob!
I looked at the servo spec chart in my '89 Circus Hobbies catalog, unfortunately I don't see a listing for a 2001 servo. By the way, the speed for a 501 is rated at 0.5 sec at 80 degress.
Alot of people bought a Century VII radio back then. Those were the good ol days for JR. They (JR) designed some very attractive transmitter cases back then like the Century VII/Galaxy, and PCM 10 radios. Interesting how many people still want the single stick cases/radios.
Don
I looked at the servo spec chart in my '89 Circus Hobbies catalog, unfortunately I don't see a listing for a 2001 servo. By the way, the speed for a 501 is rated at 0.5 sec at 80 degress.
Alot of people bought a Century VII radio back then. Those were the good ol days for JR. They (JR) designed some very attractive transmitter cases back then like the Century VII/Galaxy, and PCM 10 radios. Interesting how many people still want the single stick cases/radios.
Don
