Hi-Voltage Ultra-Torque HS-7954SH- Universal
This is the HS-7954SH High-Voltage Ultra Torque Digital Servo from Hitec.:
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Hitec Rcd # hrc37954s
$102.19
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Features
- Ideal for giant scale planes, large helicopters, rock crawlers monster trucks, 1/8 scale trucks and buggies and anywhere a hig performance, high torque servo is needed.:
- Coreless motor for precise centering and accuracy.:
- G2 programmable digital circuit, programmable features include Dead Band Widt Speed (reduction Fail Safe Position Direction (CW/CCW Fail Safe On/Off.:
- End Point Overload Protection Resolution High/Low.:
- Steel gears for much longer life than conventional metal gears.:
- Nine O-rings for extra resistance to moisture and dust.:
- Capable of operating on two cell LiPo packs.:
Specs
- Size: 1.57 x 0.78 x 1.45 (40 x 20 x 37mm):
- Weight: 2.30oz (65.2g):
- 6.0V 7.4V:
- Speed: 0.15 sec 0.12 sec:
- Torque: 333 oz/in 403 oz/in:
- Wire Size: 22 gauge twisted wire with gold plated connectors:
- Drivetrain Type: Dual ball bearing:
Includes
HS-7954SH High-Voltage Ultra Torque Servo, 1.8 (45mm) diameter round horn, 2.3 (59mm) long double sided horn, 2.8 (72mm) long double sided horn, 1.3 (34mm) single sided horn, 0.83 (21mm) single sided aluminum horn, 0.98 (25mm) single sided horn, four each grommets, eyelets and mounting screws, instruction sheet
Requirements & Suggestions
- Installing in model and connecting to control linkage and receiver:
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Comments
- This servo can be programmed with any Hitec digital serv programmer. However, the Overload Protection and Resolution High Low can only be programmed with the HFP-20 (HRCM4430), HPP-2 (HRCM4420) or the HPP-21+ (HRCM4421).:
- A note on coreless motors-a conventional servo motor has a steel core armature wrapped with wire that spins inside the magnets. In a Coreless design, the armature uses a wire mesh that forms a cup that spins around the outside of the magnet. This arrangement is much lighter resulting in smoother operation and faster response time.: