HS-7115TH Slim Wing Digital Cored Servo 20g 3.60kg/0.10s 6.0V - 7.4V
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HS-7115TH Slim Wing Digital Cored Servo 20g 3.60kg/0.10s 6.0V - 7.4V
HS-7115TH
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Compatible Horns
- Slim 8mm thickness fits the thinnest of wings
- Durable titanium alloy metal gears
- Dual ball bearings
- Strong three pole ferrite motor
- 7.4V 2-cell LiPo capability
- End Point programming
- Direction programming
- Fail-safe programming
- Dead band programming
- Speed reduction programming
- Overload protection programming
Programming Functions
- End Point Adjustments
- Direction
- Fail Safe
- Dead Band
- Speed (Slower)
- Data Save / Load
- Program Reset
You can never be too rich or too slim! That's Hitec s philosophy with its new HS-7115TH Slim Wing Servo: rich engineering in a slim design! The HS-7115TH will fulfil every pilot's dream when it comes to flying slim-wing aircraft. With its efficient, powerful, three pole, metal-brushed motor and mighty titanium gear train this servo brings the ultimate in high performance to your sailplanes, pylon racers and smaller scale models. The extremely thin 8mm case with included mounting bracket allows it to fit into the tightest of wings and most compact spaces. Constructed with dual ball bearings the high voltage HS-7115TH provides an impressive 50 oz-in of torque at 7.4 volts. What s more, Hitec s legendary quality makes this servo a lovely, tactile thing to own.
