H9 Edge
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Hi,
Any thoughts out there on using Futaba S9101 servos for the elevator on a H9 Edge 540? I have converted my edge to use one servo per elev half mounted in the tail. I'm powering the machine with a Moki 1.8 . I actually flew the machine last year a few times, but this year I'm looking at trying a few 3d moves. I guess I'm getting paranoid - this is not a metal geared servo.
Here are the specs on the servo at 4.8v - I'm using 6v NiCd:
S9101 Coreless BB 41.7oz/in
High speed; water resistant; gold plated connectors
Thanks,
Mike
Any thoughts out there on using Futaba S9101 servos for the elevator on a H9 Edge 540? I have converted my edge to use one servo per elev half mounted in the tail. I'm powering the machine with a Moki 1.8 . I actually flew the machine last year a few times, but this year I'm looking at trying a few 3d moves. I guess I'm getting paranoid - this is not a metal geared servo.
Here are the specs on the servo at 4.8v - I'm using 6v NiCd:
S9101 Coreless BB 41.7oz/in
High speed; water resistant; gold plated connectors
Thanks,
Mike
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Combined at 6v I should have better than 100oz/in, but I was concerned about the nylon gears vs meal gears. Probably just paranoid BUT it could be good thinking. :-)
Thanks for the replies.
Thanks for the replies.
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I put JR 8101's in mine with plastic gears.
The manual shows them installing JR 531's which are plastic.
That is a good question that I didn't think about!
The one good thing about plastic is that it doesn't vibrate the screws out as bad as metal.
The manual shows them installing JR 531's which are plastic.
That is a good question that I didn't think about!
The one good thing about plastic is that it doesn't vibrate the screws out as bad as metal.