Servo torque
04-20-2008, 01:00 PM
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RE: Servo torque
When in doubt go for more torque.
Rather than size alone, it is more a function of the type of flying to be attempted.
Pattern is a rather light load when compared to 3D where your set up has poor mechanical advantage choices due to the extreme throws required.
Size counts but is not the only factor or even the over-riding one until you get to the upper extremes.
Rather than size alone, it is more a function of the type of flying to be attempted.
Pattern is a rather light load when compared to 3D where your set up has poor mechanical advantage choices due to the extreme throws required.
Size counts but is not the only factor or even the over-riding one until you get to the upper extremes.
04-20-2008, 01:32 PM
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RE: Servo torque
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When in doubt go for more torque.
Rather than size alone, it is more a function of the type of flying to be attempted.
Pattern is a rather light load when compared to 3D where your set up has poor mechanical advantage choices due to the extreme throws required.
Size counts but is not the only factor or even the over-riding one until you get to the upper extremes.
When in doubt go for more torque.
Rather than size alone, it is more a function of the type of flying to be attempted.
Pattern is a rather light load when compared to 3D where your set up has poor mechanical advantage choices due to the extreme throws required.
Size counts but is not the only factor or even the over-riding one until you get to the upper extremes.
Darn-
How about staying power ?
04-20-2008, 03:02 PM
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RE: Servo torque
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So what you are saying is that size really does count?
Darn-
How about staying power ?
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