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Martyn K
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Has anyone used these servos below and can comment on their suitability for primary functions in a 60 sized classic aerobatic model?

Spec from GiantShark as follows:

Specification

Length (mm)

38.4

Width (mm)

18.7

Height (mm)

34.7

Weight (g)

33

Operating Speed

0.17sec/60 degrees(4.8V) 0.14sec/60 degrees (6V)

Stall Torque

3.2kg/cm (4.8V) 4.2kg/cm (6V)

Operating Voltage

4.8-6v

Thanks

 

Martyn

Edited By Martyn K on 27/06/2013 15:08:56

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the figures look right, similar to Futaba 300x units, and you don't need much surface movement except on rudder (for spins, stall turns flick etc.). For a ballistic type classic I'd probably look closer to 5kg for elevator and rudder but that's just me being cautious, for more sedate classics 3kg should be plenty.

The instructions for the Mustfire I'm building talk about being wary of enlarging the rudder and elevators unless you have servos with 2 or 3 lbs of thrust available! Wonder what a Bonner Duramite put out?

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