What are the specs on these servos?
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Operating Speed (4.8V no load): 0.11sec/60 degrees Operating Speed (6.0V no load): 0.10sec/60 degrees Stall torque: 2.2kg/cm(4.8V);2.5kg/cm(6.0V) Operating Voltage: 4.8-6.0V Temperature Range: -30&#8451;~60&#8451; Dead band width: 5us Item size: 3.3 * 3.2 * 1.2cm Item weight: 13g Connector wire length: 24.5cm Package size: 12 * 9 * 2cm Package weight: 68g
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These fit standard Fataba type servo and recerivers. They are different than tamiya. Lenard
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Not sure of the actual specs. But the end is a standard one....took old one off, new on one...2 seconds
228508
Don't know, but when I checked if this would work in my Wraith I just compared the dimensions between the traxxas and stock servo.
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I own three of these and they are very reliable and simple to operate controllers. They have a power supply that plugs into a standard 120 volt outlet. They also have a 9 volt battery backup supply.
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You should be able to find any questions about the specs here at the company's website : http://www.brinno.com/support/Download/TLC200f1.2/TLC200%20f1-2%20-Manual_(EN%20A3)_20130903.pdf
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Its the size of a standard servo...probably 1 1/2"x3/4"x1/2" id have to measure it for sure when I get home in an hour
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It is 24T, that is a standard spline count for Hitec servos. Source: https://www.servocity.com/html/hs-5646wp_servo.html#.VKc0jivF9ZB
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Of course!! I put my spektrum AR-6210 in mine. The servos have Futaba type connectors (I think) so if your receiver accepts those you'll be OK.
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That question will have to be directed to the seller of this item. I don't remember exact spec's.
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You can contact Lasko for these specs at http://www.laskoproducts.com/contact/ or 800-233-0268
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I'm not sure... but they are 1/4 shank, and as long as your not using them in an assembly line for a living they work fine. Small projects and things around the house they are nice. For they price I'd buy them again.
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Yes. Great servo. May need a Glitch Buster though. I did. It got a little twitchy......and would freak out every once in a while under stress.
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I have no idea of the technical specifications of the unit. I bought it for my riding lawnmower and it has worked exceptionally well.
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Yes. This unit is made for the mini servos I don't think the larger sized ones will fit it.
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They are model 100, I have really been impressed with them so far. Used for a couple of 3-4 hour paddles and thy have helped immensely.
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This is a servo motor. It's not powered like a standard DC motor. You can't simply supply power to it directly from a battery or other power source. It needs to be controlled with a very specific signal. Servos typically require a 50Hz signal with a pulse width ranging from 1ms to 2ms and a voltage of 4.8-6VDC. The width of the pulse determines how far the servo rotates. For example, this servo rotates to it's neutral position (90) when supplied a 1.5ms pulse width. A 1ms pw will rotate it to it's minimum position (0) and a 2ms pw will rotate it to it's maximum (180). Unlike a standard motor, a servo requires constant power to maintain it's position. If you disrupt the power to the servo, whatever it's holding may cause the servo to rotate out of position. You can build your own circuit to drive a servo, or you can use one of hundreds of servo controllers available from Amazon and other suppliers.