Servo Voltage
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Servo Voltage
When a servo says it will take up to 6VDC does that mean it will take a fully charged 6v battery (which is more than 6v at full charge)?
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RE: Servo Voltage
ORIGINAL: BarracudaHockey
Yep.
4.8v rating means fully charged 4 cell pack and a 6v rating means a 5 cell pack.
Yep.
4.8v rating means fully charged 4 cell pack and a 6v rating means a 5 cell pack.
I agree. I've been flying a 6 volt NiMH battery. But I think I will start using a regulator to keep the voltage to the servos at 5.2v.
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RE: Servo Voltage
I run servos at 6.6 volts (two A123 cells in parallel - no regulator). No problems so far. These are JR DS8411 and Hitec 5955TG servos. Many others are doing the same.
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RE: Servo Voltage
does anyone know if running two digital servos on a Y fitting for split elevator could cause erratic running servos.
I was wondering whether the Y could drop the voltage or current below what is required for two servos off of one receiver port using 4 cell NiMH reveiver pack.
I was wondering whether the Y could drop the voltage or current below what is required for two servos off of one receiver port using 4 cell NiMH reveiver pack.
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RE: Servo Voltage
ORIGINAL: jabowil-RCU
does anyone know if running two digital servos on a Y fitting for split elevator could cause erratic running servos.
I was wondering whether the Y could drop the voltage or current below what is required for two servos off of one receiver port using 4 cell NiMH reveiver pack.
does anyone know if running two digital servos on a Y fitting for split elevator could cause erratic running servos.
I was wondering whether the Y could drop the voltage or current below what is required for two servos off of one receiver port using 4 cell NiMH reveiver pack.