Nigel Goodwin Super Moderator Most Helpful Member Apr 28, 2006 #41 bananasiong said: thanks for your info, Nigel :wink: is the torque high enough if i use only 5V to drive the servo? i there many model? Click to expand... They commonly work off 4.8V in radio controlled models (four AA NiCd's) so 5V is fine - torque should be plenty, it's what they are designed for!. Bear in mind, a 2 foot long ,glow plug engined, model car, doing 80 MPH, is going to be steered by one!, with another one working the throttle.
bananasiong said: thanks for your info, Nigel :wink: is the torque high enough if i use only 5V to drive the servo? i there many model? Click to expand... They commonly work off 4.8V in radio controlled models (four AA NiCd's) so 5V is fine - torque should be plenty, it's what they are designed for!. Bear in mind, a 2 foot long ,glow plug engined, model car, doing 80 MPH, is going to be steered by one!, with another one working the throttle.
bananasiong New Member Apr 28, 2006 #42 Nigel Goodwin said: They commonly work off 4.8V in radio controlled models (four AA NiCd's) so 5V is fine - torque should be plenty, it's what they are designed for!. Bear in mind, a 2 foot long ,glow plug engined, model car, doing 80 MPH, is going to be steered by one!, with another one working the throttle. Click to expand... i didn't know that powerful a servo is!! if i knew it, i won't try the stepper.. :cry: but what is radio controlled?
Nigel Goodwin said: They commonly work off 4.8V in radio controlled models (four AA NiCd's) so 5V is fine - torque should be plenty, it's what they are designed for!. Bear in mind, a 2 foot long ,glow plug engined, model car, doing 80 MPH, is going to be steered by one!, with another one working the throttle. Click to expand... i didn't know that powerful a servo is!! if i knew it, i won't try the stepper.. :cry: but what is radio controlled?
Nigel Goodwin Super Moderator Most Helpful Member Apr 29, 2006 #43 bananasiong said: Nigel Goodwin said: They commonly work off 4.8V in radio controlled models (four AA NiCd's) so 5V is fine - torque should be plenty, it's what they are designed for!. Bear in mind, a 2 foot long ,glow plug engined, model car, doing 80 MPH, is going to be steered by one!, with another one working the throttle. Click to expand... i didn't know that powerful a servo is!! if i knew it, i won't try the stepper.. :cry: but what is radio controlled? Click to expand... Have a look here https://tamiya.com/english/rc/rc.htm, Tamiya are the leading manufacturer of radio controlled cars.
bananasiong said: Nigel Goodwin said: They commonly work off 4.8V in radio controlled models (four AA NiCd's) so 5V is fine - torque should be plenty, it's what they are designed for!. Bear in mind, a 2 foot long ,glow plug engined, model car, doing 80 MPH, is going to be steered by one!, with another one working the throttle. Click to expand... i didn't know that powerful a servo is!! if i knew it, i won't try the stepper.. :cry: but what is radio controlled? Click to expand... Have a look here https://tamiya.com/english/rc/rc.htm, Tamiya are the leading manufacturer of radio controlled cars.