Servo Connection questions

[Japper]

Thanks for the info...

I do not have the part with me and would like to look up the specifics of the two servos that were included in the kit. Does anyone have that info or a link to the specific info to the servos that are included in the 2007 kit?

Thanks

[John Gutmann]

Originally Posted by Japper

Thanks for the info...

I do not have the part with me and would like to look up the specifics of the two servos that were included in the kit. Does anyone have that info or a link to the specific info to the servos that are included in the 2007 kit?

Thanks

This is all I could fine:
http://www.hitecrcd.com/homepage/product_fs.htm

[Ken Streeter]

Originally Posted by Japper

Thanks for the info...

I do not have the part with me and would like to look up the specifics of the two servos that were included in the kit. Does anyone have that info or a link to the specific info to the servos that are included in the 2007 kit?

Thanks

The specific servo in the Kit of Parts is the Hitec HS-322HD. This is the only servo permitted, but you may use more than the two that come in the kit, as specified by rule R45.

For manufacturer specs:

Overview - http://www.hitecrcd.com/Servos/hs322hd.htm
Manual - http://www.hitecrcd.com/Servos/Servomanual.pdf
Spec Sheet - http://www.hitecrcd.com/Servos/spec_sheets/HS322HD.pdf

Best regards!

--ken

[teddybear]

What exactly is a servo connection sir? I have just joined team 234, and haven't really learned that much anyway.

[Al Skierkiewicz]

Teddy,
The servo is a device that is used in RC cars and airplanes. It is a positional device that can be controlled via PWM signals to turn to a certain angle. It is not capable of turning a full 360 degrees but can control other items like the pan and tilt of the camera which do not require a full 360 degrees of motion.

Japper,
I am afraid they might not be powerful enough for your application but you should try and see if you could give them some mechanical advantage.