New Hitec HS-7990TH "ME" Magnetic Encoder 12 bit servo

[pbrantuas]

Hitec is sure paving the way with great gear trains, lots of torque and great precision. I believe Hitec will change the way we look at servos in 2010.

Soon there will be no need for multiple servos on a surface. Airplane manufactures will just need to have torque tubes running down the ailerons to attach these powerful servos

Pedro.

[Cherokee Jim]

Good going HiTech - Glen,

While working in Japan 20 years ago I tried to get JR to use Hall or Magnetorestrictive sensors in their servos. Nobody listened.

Four years ago I told Glen at HiTech and also Multiplex to do the same thing - now someone listened!


Also check out the following site to see some servos that our Robot Buddies are playing with!


http://crustcrawler.com/motors/AX12/index.php?prod=63


Happy Flying,
Cherokee Jim Mahoney

[STLAV8R]

	Quote: Originally Posted by camss69
	Yup

Got ya. Now we just need a high voltage, low torque, high speed, low price servo for the throttle.

[Efishensea]

	Quote: Originally Posted by STLAV8R
	Got ya. Now we just need a high voltage, low torque, low price servo for the throttle.

And Choke Servo too! And the War bird Dudes and Scale Guys would be Happy as well! That kind of a Servo is going to make some servo Manuufacturer a lot of money.... Wonder who will be the frist to bring it to the table?

[Efishensea]

Oh! Look what I just found - http://67.199.85.166/main/productdetails.php?text=29132

Sells for $20.00 Bucks @ Tower?? Think it's any good? And what servo horn dose it use?

[Jkoch713]

Torque looks good on the hitech,
but why.....NOt LIPO READY???

[Mike Mayberry]

Huh? Specs are listed at 7.4v!

FYI: TH = Titanium/High Voltage. M = Magnetic Encoder. HS = Hitec Servo.

Hitec is working on some lower cost "Lipo Ready" servos.

Mike

[Paul5992]

	Quote: Originally Posted by Mike Mayberry
	Huh? Specs are listed at 7.4v! FYI: TH = Titanium/High Voltage. M = Magnetic Encoder. HS = Hitec Servo. Hitec is working on some lower cost "Lipo Ready" servos. Mike

Mike, Can I run my 7955's on 7.4 volt lipo? Are they listed for that voltage?

[Fred]

.18 is ok your just going to use expo anyway to slow down a Mac Daddy Super Speed Servo anyway ???

[Mike Mayberry]

	Quote: Originally Posted by Paul5992
	Mike, Can I run my 7955's on 7.4 volt lipo? Are they listed for that voltage?

They're not listed at it, but it's not a problem. You have my (Hitec's) blessing!

Mike.

[gargajm]

	Quote: Originally Posted by Mike Mayberry
	They're not listed at it, but it's not a problem. You have my (Hitec's) blessing! Mike.

Mike: What would be the torque ratings running then at 7.4?

[classclown]

Mike, does Hitec produce all it's servo's at the plant in the Philippines?

[Mike Mayberry]

7955 at 7.4v: 0.12@403in/oz

No, Hitec servos are built at our own facility in Korea.

Mike.

[ws61000hp]

I've always used hitec servos and I picked up some jr servos(8711) from a friend and I'm not impressed with jr at all. When the 7950's came out, I started buying them to replace the jr's so I've got 8 8711's for sale. Good buy slop and hello mega tourqe and precision!

[ws61000hp]

	Quote: Originally Posted by Efishensea
	And Choke Servo too! And the War bird Dudes and Scale Guys would be Happy as well! That kind of a Servo is going to make some servo Manuufacturer a lot of money.... Wonder who will be the frist to bring it to the table?

There is such a servo to use for throttle and choke, look at troy built models for the power hd high voltage servos.

http://www.troybuiltmodels.com/items/HD-DS120MHV.html
http://www.troybuiltmodels.com/items/HD-1501MGHV.html

Certainly not hitec quality but good enough for throttle and choke, so you wouldn't have to regulate your power down to 6volts.