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Old 10-29-2006, 03:51 AM
sreviewee sreviewee is offline
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Question help 4.8 or 6 volt rx

hi guys i need some help please, i have a futaba 6exh transmitter 3 s3152 servos and 2 s5294 servos the reciever says it can use 4.8 or 6 volts rx battries but i have been told that the s9254 servos will be damaged by using a 6 volt supply can anyone tell me if this is the case many thanks steve
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Old 10-29-2006, 02:29 PM
hawkman hawkman is online now
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Re: help 4.8 or 6 volt rx

You should be ok voltagewise........I cant see any problems....maybe 7 volts and over then you might think about using a regulator....which are fairly cheap to buy...apparently.

I faced a similar question as my newest heli is a Predator gasser whicis going to use digital servos....I was worried about the battery pack being too powerful but it turned out to be still 4.8 volts but with a larger capacity of 2400 mah....I would be quite happy with 6 volts without a regulator.

Check your details out for the servos....did they come in a little plastic case? there might be some instructions...or 'dos and donts' included?

Rob
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Old 10-30-2006, 11:56 AM
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Re: help 4.8 or 6 volt rx

many thanks for your advice i think from what i have found out that the s5294 only operate on 4.8 volts not six strange since on my other heli s3001 and other anologue servos 6 volts seem fine cheers for your help steve
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