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i meant m11x n recievers? lol
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Originally Posted by jinxed
(Post 6683287)
Ok here is the skinny. Airtronics/Sanwa has a bunch of new servos coming out along with new recievers for the m11x. The new receivers SSR are super fast and must be used with either digital servos or the new SSR servos. Here is the press release.
Airtronics Announces New Super Response Technology by Sanwa (S.S.R.) for the M11X 2.4GHz radio. S.S.R. Technology gives servo response that is 5 times faster using the new Airtronics Matched S.S.R receiver and servo system. Engineers at Sanwa have created an entirely new concept for operation of digital servos utilizing the incredibly fast frame rates and precision digital signal only found in our 2.4GHz technology. RX-451R M11X SSR FHSS-3 Receiver; ATX No. 82451: The new FHSS-3 SSR receiver has an improved latency of 2.5ms, beating the current M11X standard receiver of 4ms (note this receiver was already the fastest in the industry, Airtronics made it FASTER!) In the fastest frame rate mode of the M11X, in addition to this industry leading latency, and fastest frame rate, the pulse width is narrowed providing quicker and more precise response. You will feel more connected to your car than ever before. Your car will react with lightning speed as if it were hard-wired to your radio. Compatibility Note: SSR receiver will work with regular Digital servos although there will be no increase of performance. Analog servos are not compatible with the SSR receiver. Also, in the fastest response mode, some ESC's are not compatible. SSR Servos: To truly feel the difference in this SSR technology, you must match the SSR receiver to the SSR servos appropriate for your vehicle. Don't be fooled by raw numbers, these servos operate with a narrowed pulse width giving reaction time (changing of direction) faster than any servos available today when used in conjunction with the SSR receiver. The servos are all standard size cases with superior fit and finish and fit in most 1/10th through 1/8th scale applications. You can choose between the highest response times and the highest power. The new Coreless SSR servos offer superior response over all previous digital equipment with the power for most all applications. For those applications where precision and response is the absolute most important, the new SSR Brushless servos offer the absolute best response rates, precision movement, and durability. There are both high torque and high speed brushless-motor and coreless-motor servos available. In both instances, the torque servos are designed for 1/8th buggies & truggies as well as the larger monster trucks. The speed servos are designed for 1/12th to 1/0th offroad vehicles as well as for EP/GP onroad 1/10th to 1/8th cars. Note that SSR servos are compatible with standard 2.4GHz radios although they will not provide the same high-performance they do in SSR mode in conjunction with the SSR M11X receiver. 94930 SRG-BR S.S.R. Brushless Servo-Speed - 8kg-cm torque 94931 SRG-BZ S.S.R. Brushless Servo-Torque - 13kg-cm torque 94950 SRG-CR S.S.R. Coreless Servo-Speed - 9kg-cm torque 94951 SRG-CZ S.S.R. Coreless Servo-Torque - 14.8kg-cm torque |
Found them here but they convert to $239 canadian:cry:
http://www.sanwa-denshi.co.jp/servo-01.html |
Got my SRG-BR sitting next to me.
You should shop around, I think you'll find a much better deal than $239 :nod: |
That is retail price not street price.
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1 where did you get the servos than?
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What are you guys running for lipo in the m11x? Can't find anywhere. Thanks
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Originally Posted by BLKNOTCH
(Post 6966738)
Any idea as to when these servos will be made available?
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They are suppose to hit U.S. market end of the month.
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m11x traction control?
hi guys,
just ordered my new m11x. finally i switched from the "bad" 3pm. anyhow, it says that this thing has a "built in" traction control function. did any of you try this?? what is the effect?? does it actually work? i am driving modified touring sedan mainly. thx cheers vitomon |
Protek 2300mah 2s receiver pack, flat pack, same battery used in a Mugen MBX6. It's dialed and fits right in to the M11X.
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Hmm, trying to decide on these servo's as I use the older FHSS-2 radio, and the specs are ok (torque and speed) on the servo's but I don't know if those specs are only for when using the new SSR receiver and therfore that the servo's would be rubbish with other radios!?
Anyone used them with none SSR radios yet, are they ok? |
Originally Posted by DaveG28
(Post 7001223)
Hmm, trying to decide on these servo's as I use the older FHSS-2 radio, and the specs are ok (torque and speed) on the servo's but I don't know if those specs are only for when using the new SSR receiver and therfore that the servo's would be rubbish with other radios!?
Anyone used them with none SSR radios yet, are they ok? |
Is there a way to set an alarm when the radio is on idle like 5 mins without any input? I used to set this function when I had my Helios and 4PK for the safety of my Lipo batt not to overly discharge itself when I forgot to switch off the radio on my table.
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Among the new servo's:
94930 SRG-BR S.S.R. Brushless Servo-Speed - 8kg-cm torque 94950 SRG-CR S.S.R. Coreless Servo-Speed - 9kg-cm torque Which one would suit a electric touring car application? as Sanwa doesnt have a NEW 'spec' low profile servo (yet). What's the differance among the two? I've heard the receiver is able to except 7.4V for nitro applications. Is that the 451 or 451R or both? |
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