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Originally Posted by farmersvilleRob
We don't have the funds to prototype and the pneumatic or window motor or regular motor is too heavy. If I use the polycarbonate it might only be slightly lighter, but I think it'll work better than the chain. Anybody know how much urethane friction would help against flying out?
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I just ran the numbers* and the 553 oz-in servo you want to use is likely illegal due to rule R48-L (depending on what its maximum rotational speed is, as it will likely have a peak power output over the 4W at 6V limit).
* Assuming max torque is 553 oz-in and the max rotational speed is .21 sec/60 degree (which seems to be the average speed I found when looking up high torque servos in the 400-600 oz-in range at 6V), this results in a peak power output of 4.86 Watts.