Etronix Std Digi Servo - Metal Gear, Waterproof
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The Etronix Std Digi Servo is designed for RC enthusiasts working on cars, boats, or aircraft who need a durable and powerful servo. Its key benefit is the high output and robust metal gears combined with waterproofing, ensuring reliable performance in challenging conditions. A potential caveat is its standard size, which may not fit all applications requiring a more compact unit.
All features
| Series | Std Digi Servo |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | ET2069 |
| Brand | Etronix |
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FAQs
What is the weight of the Etronix Std Digi Servo?
The servo weighs 58 grams.
What type of gears does this servo have?
This servo features durable metal gears.
Can this servo be used in wet conditions?
Yes, it is a waterproof servo designed for use in various environmental conditions.
What is the torque rating of this servo at 6.0v?
At 6.0v, the servo provides a torque of 15 kg-cm.
What are the dimensions of the servo?
The dimensions are 54.4 x 20.0 x 37.9mm.
What is the servo's speed at 6.0v?
The speed is 0.16 seconds per 60° at 6.0v.
What is the spline size for servo horns?
This servo has a 25T spline size.
Troubleshooting
Servo not moving or moving erratically
Check the servo connection to the receiver. Ensure the receiver is powered and the servo is receiving the correct signal. Verify the voltage supply to the receiver and servo.
Servo seems weak or slow
Ensure the servo is receiving the full 6.0v. Check for any binding in the steering or control linkage. Inspect the servo gears for damage or debris.
Servo makes unusual noises
Grinding noises often indicate gear damage or debris. Carefully inspect the gears and clean if necessary. If damage is present, the servo may need replacement.
Waterproofing compromised
If the servo has been submerged or exposed to excessive water, inspect the casing for any signs of seal failure. Dry the servo thoroughly and test. If performance is affected, consider replacement.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Excellent torque for its size and class.
- Fast response time for precise control.
- Metal gears ensure high durability and a longer lifespan.
- Waterproofing adds resilience for use in various weather and environments.
- Versatile application across cars, boats, and aircraft.
Cons
- Standard size might be too large for some compact builds.
- Requires a stable 6.0v power source for optimal performance.
- Metal gears can be louder than plastic alternatives.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Ensure the servo is properly centered before installation. Connect the servo to your receiver's throttle or steering channel, depending on your application. Use a compatible servo horn that fits the 25T spline. Always ensure your power source can supply the required voltage and current.
Compatibility: This servo uses a standard 25-tooth spline, making it compatible with most common servo horns. It operates optimally at 6.0v but may function at other voltages within typical RC receiver limits (consult your receiver manual). Its standard dimensions (54.4 x 20.0 x 37.9mm) are designed to fit most standard servo bays.
Care: To maintain performance, keep the servo clean and free from excessive dirt and debris, especially around the gears and output shaft. While waterproof, avoid prolonged submersion beyond its intended protection level. Periodically check that all mounting screws and servo horn screws are secure. After use in wet or dirty conditions, wipe the exterior with a slightly damp cloth and allow it to dry thoroughly.