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12-01-2011, 16:13

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Re: 4W Maximum Power Servos? Huh?

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Originally Posted by sanddrag

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James Prescott Joule would argue that a reasonable estimate could be calculated based on other commonly available specifications.

As his friend James Watt would have helped by saying it's 0.00536 horsepower.

All of the servo people give you rotation speed and force output, so you convert and go.

Take a screenprint of the servo specs.

For what (not watt) it's worth, those are pretty small servos.

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