HS-6635HB Details

freestyles · 06-05-2009, 05:07 PM

Hi there. I just bought the HS-6635HB for steering duties in my NT1. Will it be suitable?

What are the specs for this model?

Billy T. · 06-08-2009, 11:26 AM

Hey Freestyles,
The 6635HB at 4.8v, has 69.43 oz/in of torque at .18sec transit time. At 6v it has 83.32 oz/in of torque and a transit time of .15sec. The servo weighs 52g. The dimensions are 1.56 x 0.77 x 1.52in.

freestyles · 06-08-2009, 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Billy T.

Hey Freestyles,
The 6635HB at 4.8v, has 69.43 oz/in of torque at .18sec transit time. At 6v it has 83.32 oz/in of torque and a transit time of .15sec. The servo weighs 52g. The dimensions are 1.56 x 0.77 x 1.52in.

Cheers thanks for that. Will it be ok for the steering duties in a nitro touring car?

Billy T. · 06-09-2009, 07:15 AM

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Originally Posted by freestyles

Cheers thanks for that. Will it be ok for the steering duties in a nitro touring car?

Karbonite, although 4 times stronger than nylon, is still not strong enough for the rigors of nitro touring cars. I would at least look for a metal gear servo for the added protection when trading paint in touring cars. Metal gear servos are 16 times stronger than the nylon. For the most protection in fighting DNF's, our titanium gear servos are 48 times stronger.

freestyles · 06-09-2009, 11:47 PM

Cheers thanks for that mate. My hobby shop is selling the HS-5645MG for $100AUD so i might pick up one of them for steering and keep the 6635 for the throttle application. Thanks for your time and advice, very much appreciated

yumyum111 · 10-30-2009, 12:37 AM

hi,

i just bought a HS6975HB servo for my monster truck. The servo makes a loud humming hissing noise when i turn on the servo. this sound goes away sometimes and comes back a few seconds later. it is a new servo so is it an issue. the servo works perfect but the noise is very disturbing...can please help? thanks