Erfahrung mit ATLAS DH16SCD DIGI HV SERVO

[Heli11]

Hat schon wer Erfahrung mit den im Betreff genannten Servos?
Wie betreibt ihr es - mit 6V od. 7Volt.

Wie habt ihr das z.B. in einem FBL bei 7 Volt verwirklicht.

Der Preis wär ja voll okay - mir fehlt aber noch dazu die Leistungsabfrage.

lg:

[joachim68]

AW: Erfahrung mit ATLAS DH16SCD DIGI HV SERVO

mir fehlt aber noch dazu die Leistungsabfrage

Atlas Digital High-Voltage DH Servos. These run on 6.0V to 7.4V input, and are ideal for direct input via LiFePO4 or Lipo 2S receiver packs.
And 2S models - such as many gliders and RC cars - can power the DH servos from the main power pack, saving the weight and hassle of receiver batteries or BEC units.

All Hyperion Atlas servos are fully programmable to define a range of important and useful features that will help you optimize your radio installation.

A total of 140 degrees available, plus 25% programmable by transmitter, means that as much as 175 degrees of throw can be obtained.
So these servos not only guarantee as much control throw as you will ever need, but are also perfect for retract and scale hatch installations.
Speed is adjustable from 1% to 100%, and 1% is VERY slow indeed!

No expensive programming box is needed to access all these useful features - it is a simple cable you attach to your PC.


Technical Data

Servo type: High Voltage, fully programmable digital servo
Dimensions (mm): 32.0 x 16.0 x 31.6
Weight (g): 26,5
Speed (sec/60 deg @ 6.0/7.4V): 0.12/0.10
Dynamic torque (kg/cm @ 6.0/7.4V): 3.7/4.3
Holding torque (kg/cm @ 6.0/7.4V): 7.4/8.6
Gear Train primary material: Carbon Poly
Bearing: Double ball
Programmable: Yes, with free PC software connected via USB adapter (HP-AT-PRGUSB)
Rotation in degrees: Adjustable 30 to 140 degrees total, 90 degree default (45 each way)
Adjustable travel speed: Yes, 1% to 100% of Rated Speed (100% default)
Maximum input voltage: Loaded or unloaded input voltage should never exceed 8.4V

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