pico servos

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josh
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pico servos

Post by josh »

has anyone eva used pico servos at 7.2v (2cell lipo) without blowing them up.

wat are picos like wen speedhacked appart from very fast im looking at making an ant outa some picos ive got.
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Post by EpicentrE »

I've never tried them at 7.4v, but I can tell you at 6v I've had quite a few picos strip gears, so even if they would work at 7.4v, they'd likely strip even more :P

That aside, Pico's are very easy to speedhack, and with small wheels the speed is good, but you have absolutely no torque. A good choice if your on a limited budget and want something fast with small wheels, but are fathoms behind a pair of sanyo-size motors in terms of performance
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Post by Cavecrusher »

i've used them in DBA at 6v, not problems with blowing up/stripping gears

tried them at 7,4v in other robots, will blow.
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Post by Simon Windisch »

Josh, if I remember I'll bring along and give you my voltage regulator 'kits' which will bring you down to 6v.

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