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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>All Futaba Guys,</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>A couple years ago, when I started freeing up some
time for this; I found my old servos weren't giving me the response on some of
this stuff that we do and started looking into digital. I ended up getting
a couple of sets of 9150s which were a bit slow and still weren't great for
snaps or feel. Fut. came out with 9154s which are considerably faster with
less torque. I bought a set and am very pleased with them. As you
may have seen, I put the 9150s up for sale recently and got NO
response--got me to thinking--I wonder if there is anything I can do to
perk these four little doggies up. Looking at the spec sheets on them; I
noticed the corresponding reduction of torque to the increase in speed.
Hmmmm--wonder if it's just a gear-set change? Couldn't get a straight
answer from Futaba, Tony says they've got all separate part numbers, so I
ordered a couple 9154 gear-sets; put one in a 9150 last night and it
APPEARS to run at the same speed as the 9154s. The servo turns from neutral to
the end point as quickly as I ever move the stick--and the old ones did not. The
9154s are accurate enough that you can see your heart beat on the straight
flight after the Cuban with 4/8 and 2/2.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Caution--this is for information only. I may
be wrong. I DO plan on flying them with the new gear-sets and the
9150s are off the market.</FONT></DIV>
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Richard</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>