Hitec HS-7950TH Servo ***Used***
07-19-2015, 11:51 AM
#1
Hitec HS-7950TH Servo ***Used***
I have a Hitec HS-7950TH Servo used for sale, perfect working condition, wires shortened was using in a mid motor 1/10
General specs are as follows:
This is the Hitec HS-7950TH High-Voltage Mega Torque Digital Servo. This is the most powerful servo Hitec has produced to date. The "Ultra Torque" HS-7950TH is designed to operate on a two cell LiPo Pack! Featuring Hitec's high resolution "G2" second generation programmable digital circuit and their indestructible Titanium gears, the HS-7950TH has the performance and durability you've come to expect from a Hitec servo. Other features in the HS-7050TH include a 7.4v optimized coreless motor, integrated heat sink case, and a top case with two hardened steel gear pins supported by axial brass bushing.
The HS-7950TG has been designed for the most demanding hobby applications including the largest aircraft and monster trucks. Featuring a titanic 403oz./in. of torque at 6.0 volts, while still maintaining a respectable 0.15 second transit time
Programmable Features:
Dead Band Width
Direction of Rotation
Speed of Rotation (slower)
End Points
Neutral Points
Fail Safe On/Off
Fail Safe Point
Resolution* (default is high resolution)
Overload Protection* (default is off)
*These features are only programmable with the HFP-20, HPP-20 or HPP-21 programmers.
Features:
G2 Digital Circuit
Titanium Gear Train (MK first gear)
Ultra Performance Coreless Motor
Heatsink Case
Hardened steel gear pins Supported by Axial Brass Bushings
(8) O-Rings for Water/Dust/Fuel protection
Dual Ball Bearing Supported Output Shaft
Specifications:
Size Category: Standard
Type: Digital
Application: Larger Air and Surface products
Torque: 347/403/486 oz./in. (4.8v/6v/7.4V)
Speed: 0.19/0.15/0.13 sec @ 60 deg. (4.8v/6v/7.4V)
Weight: 2.34oz (66 g)
Bushing Or Bearing: Bearing
Bearing: Dual
Motor Type: Corless
Gear Type: Metal
Gear Material: Titanium Gear Train (Metal Karbonite first gear)
******SOLD*******
General specs are as follows:
This is the Hitec HS-7950TH High-Voltage Mega Torque Digital Servo. This is the most powerful servo Hitec has produced to date. The "Ultra Torque" HS-7950TH is designed to operate on a two cell LiPo Pack! Featuring Hitec's high resolution "G2" second generation programmable digital circuit and their indestructible Titanium gears, the HS-7950TH has the performance and durability you've come to expect from a Hitec servo. Other features in the HS-7050TH include a 7.4v optimized coreless motor, integrated heat sink case, and a top case with two hardened steel gear pins supported by axial brass bushing.
The HS-7950TG has been designed for the most demanding hobby applications including the largest aircraft and monster trucks. Featuring a titanic 403oz./in. of torque at 6.0 volts, while still maintaining a respectable 0.15 second transit time
Programmable Features:
Dead Band Width
Direction of Rotation
Speed of Rotation (slower)
End Points
Neutral Points
Fail Safe On/Off
Fail Safe Point
Resolution* (default is high resolution)
Overload Protection* (default is off)
*These features are only programmable with the HFP-20, HPP-20 or HPP-21 programmers.
Features:
G2 Digital Circuit
Titanium Gear Train (MK first gear)
Ultra Performance Coreless Motor
Heatsink Case
Hardened steel gear pins Supported by Axial Brass Bushings
(8) O-Rings for Water/Dust/Fuel protection
Dual Ball Bearing Supported Output Shaft
Specifications:
Size Category: Standard
Type: Digital
Application: Larger Air and Surface products
Torque: 347/403/486 oz./in. (4.8v/6v/7.4V)
Speed: 0.19/0.15/0.13 sec @ 60 deg. (4.8v/6v/7.4V)
Weight: 2.34oz (66 g)
Bushing Or Bearing: Bearing
Bearing: Dual
Motor Type: Corless
Gear Type: Metal
Gear Material: Titanium Gear Train (Metal Karbonite first gear)
******SOLD*******
Last edited by Toiffel; 07-27-2015 at 11:08 AM. Reason: SOLD
07-19-2015, 12:00 PM
#3
Very interested. Any trades? Shoot me a pm if so. Thanks!
07-27-2015, 11:12 AM
#12
Did you really need to bump the thread to tell us it sold, or maybe just update the main post?
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