How do I know what my servo works at?

[Rustler]

4.8-6.0-or7.2 I have a LRP SR and a Tekin Rebel in a T3 and B3. With JR 122 AM recviers :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:

[jeepinator]

If it does not have a FET lead (an extra wire hanging out) it uses 4.8-6.0 volts. this is the range that typical ESC will suppply (4.8 being the older ESC's and 6.0 being the newer ESC's). If you have a nitro, use 5 cell packs. You can use 4, but this is getting pretty low.
Did that answer your question ?
It would help to know what your servo is ! You told us what everything else was, but not the servo http://www.theshreves.com/pics/smiley/uhoh3.gif

[ 08-08-2001: Message edited by: jeepinator ]

[rims']

jeep never seazes to amayze me and i never seize to amaze mieself at my speling

[Rustler]

Its a Hitec 5925 Digital. I have a Tekin Rebel and a LRP SR. I was wondering on both. :confused:

[Rustler]

TTT :) :( :o :D :eek: :mad: :rolleyes: :confused:

[AL2001]

If you got cheap servos around $5,$10 its junk. They get better in performance the more expensive they are.

[jeepinator]

The 5925 does not have the FET lead (as you can see for yourself), therefore it falls into the other category I mentioned (4.8 to 6.0 volts), which means it will run in any BEC equipped ESC (any ESC made in the last 5 million years).

Maybe I am not understanding your question ....

[Rustler]

OK, Is my Servo runing at 4.8 or 6.0? Because the specs are different.

[jeepinator]

It will run anywhere in between. Your ESC provides the operational voltage.
So look at the specs on the ESC. Go to the website, Tower, etc for research. IF it is a new ESC is is prolly 6.0 volts ...

[ 08-09-2001: Message edited by: jeepinator ]