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Savox SC0252 Digital Metal Geared Servo - 10.5Kg/cm - 0.19 Sec
Brand: Savox
Part No: SAV-SC0252MG
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This is the Savox SC0252MG Standard Digital Servo.
Features:
- Precision metal gears forms a strong and solid framework
- Strict production and quality control of plastic components
- Totally Green – from materials to production, these servos are environmentally friendly.
- Ideal for 30 size airplane or surface vehicle steering applications.
*NOTE: Certain combinations of receiver and ESC have been found to cause Brown Out issues when combined with Savox servos. An external BEC, or BEC stabilizing receiver capacitor may be needed for efficient, glitch free operation in low voltage electric applications.
Specifications:
- Speed @ 6.0V: 0.19 sec/60°
- Torque @ 6.0V: 145 oz-in / 10.5 kg-cm
- Weight: 49g
- Bearing: Dual
- Type: Standard
- Gear: Metal
- Case: Plastic
- Output Shaft: 25T Spline (Futaba)
- Case Size (LxWxH): 40.7x20x39.4
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- Brand: Savox
- Part No: SAV-SC0252MG
- Barcode: 4710006990071
- Max Voltage: 6v (NiMh)
- Gear Material: Metal
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Hi, Would i need to have a BEC fitted if running in a Tamiya Sand Scorcher in conjunction with the Futaba 2HR Transmitter & Receiver?
Stephen / 27th January 2021
It would depend on your ESC rather than the transmitter/receiver, but I'd imagine you should be fine
Ben @ Wheelspin Models
Hi, Would this servo be conpatible with the Futaba 2HR and receiver?
Stephen / 26th January 2021
Yes that would work fine
Ben @ Wheelspin Models
Would this be OK on 7.2v lipo
Andrew Robinson / 9th August 2019
Max input voltage is 6v - your ESC will normally step down the voltage accordingly.
Ben @ Wheelspin Models
What is the max rotation angle?
Joe Turner / 1st March 2017
Usually around 120 degrees.
Ben @ Wheelspin Models
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