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10-02-2002, 20:14
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42 inch-oz, although it has been said in the past that servo manufactures inflate their specs by 2x.
Edit: this is the stall torque, and it is also from memory. Last edited by Joe Ross : 10-02-2002 at 21:37. |
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11-02-2002, 04:43
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What the heck are you doing with servos that you have to worry about their stall torque?
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11-02-2002, 16:52
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if u are talking about the Hitec HS-300 servos, the torque is 42 inches per oz at 4.8v and 49 inches per oz at 6v. u can also goto the Hitec site which is www.hitecrcd.com . if u think that it is of any use.
Mike O'Brien Team 384 |
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