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Savox 2290 waterproof servo

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Savox 2290 waterproof servoThis is the Savox SW 2290SG Black Edition Monster Torque Brushless Steel Gear High Voltage Servo. The Savox Monster Torque servo utilizes a unique brushless motor and controller technology to boost power up to 35% over previous generation servos. Features: Waterproof (IP67) Full Aluminum Case 3 Precision Ball Bearings. Unique steel gears Specifications: Torque @ 6v 45. 0kg 624. 9oz in Torque @ 7. 4v 55. 0kg 763. 8oz in Torque @ 8. 4v 70. 0kg 972. 1oz

This is the Savox SW-2290SG Black Edition Monster Torque Brushless Steel Gear High Voltage Servo. The Savox Monster Torque servo utilizes a unique brushless motor and controller technology to boost power up to 35% over previous generation servos.

Features:

 

  • Waterproof (IP67)
  • Full Aluminum Case
  • 3 Precision Ball Bearings.
  • Unique steel gears

  • Specifications:

     

     

  • Torque @ 6v - 45.0kg/624.9oz-in
  • Torque @ 7.4v - 55.0kg/763.8oz-in
  • Torque @ 8.4v - 70.0kg/972.1oz-in
  • Speed @ 6v - 0.16 sec/60 deg
  • Speed @ 7.4v - 0.13 sec/60 deg
  • Speed @ 8.4v - 0.11 sec/60 deg
  • Dimensions L x W x H (mm): 40.3 x 20.2 x 38.7
  • Weight: 81g
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