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Pulse_ 06-19-2013 03:26 PM

8,4v for a 7,4v servo?
 
Tell me if I'm wrong.

HV servos are supposed to be able to handle a 2S lipo when fully charged..which is 8,4v

So can I use 8,4v permanently to power my HV 1268sg savox servo via my external BEC without degrading its longevity?

Same question for the receiver :D

Sharkey_t 06-19-2013 07:37 PM

it should be just fine. ive never tried running them at 8.4v however i cant see it being an issue. in my crawler i run my servos that are rated at 6v at 6.8v without issues. the way i look at it is straight from a fully charged 5 cell receiver pack is over 7v.

Dave H 06-19-2013 08:58 PM

Suggest checking for the servo heating up unusually. If I’m not mistaken some have experienced a fair bit of heat when pushing the voltage up, at some point that can’t be good. All else being equal more voltage likely means more current and more heat.

Pulse_ 06-20-2013 03:21 AM

Ok, is there any way to calculate the gains in speed and torque going up in voltage?

I know some guys are running their 7955TG at 7,4v even if it's supposed to be a 6v servo. I'll check the heat then and see how it goes, I just hope the receiver will be fine

neospud 06-20-2013 08:20 AM

The 7955tg is a special case since the manufacturer has said 7.2 is ok. In general i i wouldn't recommend it. If it's meant for 7.2 i would just run it there.


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