8900 @ 6.v

[skatefreak]

Hello all.
This could be my first post (not sure, already appeared to have registered in 2005 heh) but yes.
I come in search of knowlage.
I have heard roumers that a couple of people have been running 8900 servos on 720 gyros at 5.8 volts on regulated systems without much trouble.
Now i just need to find some of them heh.

I recently upgraded from my 5.1 duralite to a 5.8 align 2in1 and although it feels nicer with the 9451's (been waiting to do it for a while heh) it's thrown me completely out and the past few weeks i just havnt been very co-ordiated on my flying :S

Hopefully i will pick up again soon.

Just trying to figure out if i need to get a step down for this servo

Best regards

-Jvr

Ps, i couldnt find an *Electronics* area, hope i'm not being to blond here

[richieclarkie]

Although JR say it's a 4.8V, Helikraft say 4.8V to 6.0V. All Servos will take up to 5.6v as most newly charged RX packs are at that voltage anyway.

I'm running the Fromeco Arizona Reg which steps down to 5.0V for the gyro servo.

Personally I would step down if you can.

[nightstalker]

Dude didnt you buy that step down from that guy off BMFA? the one i pointed out to you for only £2


Oh hello chris

[Edders]

just not worth the risk with these type of servos

get a step down and saveyour servo


Edders

[skatefreak]

i tried to mr...
I Txt'd him,
Sent him messages but all to no avail *sighs*.

Just no joy there

Looks like i might have to look for retail lol.

-Jvr

[robgt]

Get yourself the Align step down - it's about a fiver. (Sadly, Andy is out of stock at the moment...)
Cheers,
Rob

[nightstalker]

Chris he dont like texts, give him a call dont be a chicken lol.
Comeon £2 for an Align one and ur sorted hes even on here