gbean
RCC Addict
I shot you an email last night.
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HH Servo
- Thread starter Wade
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Solitaire
RCC Addict
Hmmm, a few hundred to 50...must have been lots of duds. Guess I'll have to wait for the new 500 series.
Enough duds to make me stop selling them, I would think you could connect the dots that it wasn't the most reliable product :lol:
Talking with my workers today, they were persuaded into selling a lot more than I realized after we removed inventory from the site. Between the team and storefronts mostly, what started at 200 extras got whittled down by about 90, warranty replacements whittled that down another 40. Could have sworn there was another box somewhere, but they assured me that I wasn't the one that processes orders and for me to stop wasting their time with dumb questions. Ha!
Talking with my workers today, they were persuaded into selling a lot more than I realized after we removed inventory from the site. Between the team and storefronts mostly, what started at 200 extras got whittled down by about 90, warranty replacements whittled that down another 40. Could have sworn there was another box somewhere, but they assured me that I wasn't the one that processes orders and for me to stop wasting their time with dumb questions. Ha!
spookyseven
Rock Crawler
Do you guys ever end up with dud servos that only the board is bad in them? Would it be possible to sell the servo minus the board for people who want to build servo winches? Might be better than eating the whole cost.
The board is actually the better quality component of them, and you would need a sensored controller ($$) to run it as a hacked winch. The motor inside is non salient design and they are very difficult to start up sensorless under load.
And the new servos are about done, cases are made and almost done with anodizing.
snapon boy
I wanna be Dave
Just in time for Christmas! I may need to test one out in my shafty that I'm building.
jtessmer88
Pebble Pounder
When will the new servos be out
A few weeks now, a little before or after Christmas depending on things.
Slovenian6474
Rock Stacker
Will these servos be waterproof? Im looking for a WP servo for my yeti.
O-ring case, just like the last version. We have also requested waterproofed internals from the factory, but we will see how well they do. I won't call it waterproof with just a waterproof case like everybody else, I prefer a coated PCB because water always finds a way in. Worst case, they will still be more waterproof than anything else being made. Best case, they will meet my specifications without having to rework them here.
Slovenian6474
Rock Stacker
Nice! Well then count me in for one.
nerby149
"GOD SPEED"
When are the new servo's gonna be available?
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JokersWild
RCC Addict
Mexico
1santaever
Pebble Pounder
whats the price point your looking at for one of the servos im looking for a new servo for next year and want something strong and water proof lol
Finally! So far so good, I got what I designed and ordered. Now we rip one apart to see if they followed all instructions. These will retail at $90, and hopefully with factory internal waterproofing being awesome. But since I have yet to have expectations met, I will assume we will be offering a $10 waterproofing to make them legit. Already has a sealed case that is normally enough, but I like to go that extra mile.
Attachments
Notice it has no label on the big sides. All black and bare where it counts to make it hide in scale rigs
Slovenian6474
Rock Stacker
Looks nice! Any specs you're willing to leak?
Edit: and when can I put some money down on one?
Edit: and when can I put some money down on one?
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500oz/inch at 8.4v, .11s
450oz/inch at 7.4v, .12s
360oz/inch at 6v, .14s
41x20x40mm (standard size) and 73 grams average.
The ratio is a little taller than the HV400, so the peak torque is lower while speed is higher. But the gearsets actually survive at these torque levels, so the rename to HV500 is certainly more accurate in regards to what it handles. We are working on a gearset with more reduction, but it will take a lot of testing to find if they can hold up as well.
450oz/inch at 7.4v, .12s
360oz/inch at 6v, .14s
41x20x40mm (standard size) and 73 grams average.
The ratio is a little taller than the HV400, so the peak torque is lower while speed is higher. But the gearsets actually survive at these torque levels, so the rename to HV500 is certainly more accurate in regards to what it handles. We are working on a gearset with more reduction, but it will take a lot of testing to find if they can hold up as well.
panama
Quarry Creeper
Really good specs thank you
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