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Thanks for the info. The HS-7950 is 450 oz of torque, a little overkill for a throttle right
Yes... But for Jacob, nothing is really overkill. He's a 1%'er when it comes to his equipment
Thanks for the info. The HS-7950 is 450 oz of torque, a little overkill for a throttle right
yes... But for jacob, nothing is really overkill. He's a 1%'er when it comes to his equipment
So he and have one thing in common, 1%er. I was one for 12 years of my life, but that is a whole different chapter..Yes... But for Jacob, nothing is really overkill. He's a 1%'er when it comes to his equipment
Thanks for the info. The HS-7950 is 450 oz of torque, a little overkill for a throttle right
Thanks for the compliment on 1%er.
Since I had a brand new Hitec HS-5955TG sitting on the shelf, I used it for the throttle. It isn't quite as fast or strong as yours, but it's a good servo.Using a servo like a 7950 greatly reduces the chance of a servo failure. They take vibration VERY well, have lots of torque, pretty fast, and very durable.
I've found that these can handle slight binding a little bit better than other servos, and throttles tend to bind a little bit with airframe vibration.
Also, I've had an issue with smaller servos getting hot from the pressure of the carb spring.
Congrats on the maiden! Is the roll rate fast enough for you? I know you are the King of fast rollers. I cant wait to see some clean vid of this plane in your hands. You also need a chest rig go pro pointed at your sticks (overlaid on the flight vid) so we can see what you do as you wring out the new plane.