Mi Digital Brushless Magnetic Induction MG HV Servo 6.40kg / 0.05 / 56g

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	Mi Digital Brushless Magnetic Induction MG HV Servo 6.40kg / 0.05 / 56g

Mi Digital Brushless Magnetic Induction MG HV Servo 6.40kg / 0.05 / 56g

The HK Mi Series servos represent the next break through in high precision servo technology. Using Magnetic Induction rather than a potentiometer, they offer an unsurpassed level of accuracy and performance, the Mi Brushless series also use low drain brushless motors for extended motor life and therefore reliability, finally HV operating voltages means this servo can operate directly from a 2s Lipoly Battery, eliminating the need for voltage reduction devices like UBECs and Regulators for extra peace of mind.

Specs:
Voltage: 6.0v / 7.4v
Speed: 0.06sec/60deg (6.0v) - 0.05sec/60deg (7.4v)
Torque: 5.40kg.cm (6.0v) - 6.40kg.cm (7.4v)
Size: 40mm x 20mm x 37.5mm
Weight: 56.2g
Gear Train: Full Titanium Alloy
Motor: Brushless
Casing: alloy heatsink Centre
Ball Bearing: 3
Lead: 300mm HD with Universal/JR Plug

Mi : Magnetic Induction, uses a Magnetic Rotary Encoder in place of a traditional potentiometer (invented in 1877). Magnetic Rotary encoders have a longer life and suffer less wear.

PRODUCT ID: MIBL-70251

Weight (g)	56
Torque (kg)	6.4
Speed (Sec/60deg)	0.05
A(mm)	44
B(mm)	40
C(mm)	40
D(mm)	20
E(mm)	55
F(mm)	30

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122g

$72.16

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5 crowns

Total of 2 discussions.

Anna

38 points - 5/21/2013

Do these fit in the Turnigy 2WD SCT?

Egg Man

27 points - 9/16/2012

Don't run these at over 280hz, the digital amplifier can handle the frequency (as per the specs on blue Arrow's website) but the servo's heat dissipation isn't enough to get rid of the excess heat and it will cook itself to death, especially if used on a gyro. Stay at 250hz and it's a good servo.

Egg Man

27 points

Actually I take that back, they seem to run fine at 333hz with no overheating. It may depend on your gyro. I would try running it at 333hz and if it starts getting too hot drop down to 250hz YMMV

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I'm using this servo on the tail of my 700 class helicopter. Works perfect. Looking forward to more servos moving to this technology. Would like to see HobbyKing carry spare gear sets.

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