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Old 01-02-2009, 02:52 PM   #1
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Default New Hitec HS-7950TH info

So, if you haven't heard yet, we have a new servo coming out shortly, still currently testing, but so far so good. I should have a write up on the unit shortly, and I'll pass on more information when I am authorized too. To see for yourself: CLICK HERE

HS-7950TH
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Hitec's strongest servo period, the "Ultra Torque" HS-7950TH is designed to operate on a two cell LiPo Pack. Featuring our high resolution "G2" second generation programmable digital circuit and our indestructible Titanium gears, The HS-7950TH has the performance and durability you've come to expect from a Hitec servo. Other features in the HS-7050TH include a 7.4v optimized coreless motor, integrated heat sink case, and a top case with two hardened steel gear pins supported by axial brass bushing.

The HS-7950TH has been designed for the most demanding hobby applications including the largest aircraft and monster trucks. Featuring a titanic 403oz./in. of torque at 6.0 volts, while still maintaining a respectable 0.15 second transit time

Due June 2009


Detailed Specifications

Motor Type: Coreless
Bearing Type: Dual BB
Speed: 0.15 / 0.13 sec @ 60 deg.
English Metric
Torque: 403 / 486 oz./in. (6.0v/7.4v)



Detailed Feature Descriptions
G2 Digital Circuit
Titanium Gear Train (MK first gear)
Ultra Performance Coreless Motor
Heatsink Case
( 8 ) O-Rings for Water/Dust/Fuel protection
Dual Ball Bearing Supported Output Shaft
Programable Features Include:

Dead Band Width
Direction of Rotation
Speed of Rotation (slower)
End Points
Neutral Points
Fail Safe On/Off
Fail Safe Point
Resolution* (default is high resolution)
Overload Protection* (default is off)
*These features are only programable with the HFP-20, HPP-20 or HPP-21 programmers.

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Old 01-02-2009, 03:06 PM   #2
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subscribed...looks good
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Old 01-03-2009, 06:59 AM   #3
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What's the street price going for? What's the dimensions of the servo? Looks to be a competitor for the airtronics new 8711 servo. The only thing standing inbetween maybe just the price difference.
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Just wondering about the release date and a price??
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I need more info on the programmers.
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And the price would be nice
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Ok, I did say in the first post that I would give more information when I was allowed too. As for price, it will be in the same range as the current 7955's. Which of course varies by dealer, anywhere from $94-$120 depending on where you buy it.
Release date is still pending.

As fo Noise, the 7955 only makes a little buzzing noise when there is strain in the neutral position, un-like the 5955 which beeped constantly. And if the buzzing is louder than 90% of the rest of your chassis, tranny, and axle noise, I am impressed.
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I need more info on the programmers.

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same specs as the JR 8711, less expensive, and more water resistant? as much as i love jr radio gear, this definitely sounds like something to look into.
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Finally. I have been wanting to get a programmer but just couldn't see spending $140 on one. Don't really have any local guys to go in on one to split the cost either.

I knew they had one coming out, says so in my 7955 packaging, just stoked it is finally close.
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What's the dimensions of the servo? Looks to be a competitor for the airtronics new 8711 servo.

Dimensions are the same as the rest of Hitec's full size servos. i.e. 7955, 5955 TG series.
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Finally. I have been wanting to get a programmer but just couldn't see spending $140 on one. Don't really have any local guys to go in on one to split the cost either.

I knew they had one coming out, says so in my 7955 packaging, just stoked it is finally close.
It says this one will work with the servo and it's only $40

"*These features are only programmable with the HFP-20, HPP-20 or HPP-21 programmers."
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Old 02-13-2009, 01:15 AM   #13
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Updated the current info and release date. I can tell you this, from my experience testing the new servo...wow, just wow.

If I get the front wheels bound up, the servo will lift the rigs weight and wiggle it free...I think I'll be breaking steering components before this servo breaks a sweat...

I think even FishMaxx will be impressed!!
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wheere did you update it?
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wheere did you update it?
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i had to call hitec the other day cuz they are fixing my 5955 and the guy i talked to said they were hopefully gonna have it ready for shipping in about 1 1/2 months. so maybe if we keep our fingers crossed we will get them before june!
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...Should be somewhere around 320 oz-in at 4.8v, and ~340 oz-in at 5.1v, I think...? That's obscene.

...This should come out right around when my 5645 will take a shit. Here's hopin.

EDIT: Oh, and: http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXWCE6&P=ML

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Yeah, tower doesn't have the updated info yet, we changed the name too.
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Sounds very Impressive, I'm running the 7955TG's in my 1/8th scale electric buggy and my Truggy. I also run one in my DNA CFX Comp Crawler. I thought that was a great servo at 333 oz's. I can't wait to try one of these bad boys.

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i was runnin a 5955 on the front and a 645 on the back of my super but the 5955 took a crap and they sent me a 7955 to replace it. ive rebuilt my 645 3 times now cuz the moab xl's are a lil much for it so hopefully it will be out soon so i can put the 7950 on the front and the 7955 on the rear
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