Feetech Fs90mr 360 Degree Micro Servo 9g, Small Metal Gear Continuous Rotation Servo Motor Mg90 Mini Servos For Arduino Rc Helicopter Airplane Car
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- Convenient 5-Pack & Standard Connector: Get everything you need for multiple projects or backups. This 5-Pack of continuous servo motor is perfect for various applications. Each micro servo 9g 360 comes with a 25cm long PVC cable and uses the universal JR-type connector for quick and easy setup.
- Upgraded All-Metal Gear System & Enhanced Durability: Features precision-machined brass gears that significantly outperform the original plastic POM gears, a common flaw in standard servos. This crucial upgrade provides superior resistance to strip-outs, handles higher torque loads, and ensures a dramatically longer lifespan for your servo motor in demanding applications.
- Continuous 360-Degree Rotation & High Response Speed: Engineered for smooth, continuous 360-degree rotation (at 1400→1800μsec) with a minimal dead band width of ≤90 μsec. This 360 degree servo offers precise speed control ideal for wheel drive systems in robots and vehicles, fully compatible with Arduino and Raspberry Pi for DIY projects.
- Wide Compatibility & Pulse-Controlled Operation: This pulse-width modulation (PWM) controlled servo continuous rotation unit is a drop-in replacement for the FS90R servo. It seamlessly works with 1/8 and 1/10 scale RC robots, trucks, robotic arms, and any platform using a standard continuous rotation servo system.
- Strong Stall Torque in a Compact, Robust Build: Delivers reliable torque of (4.8V) 25.04oz/in(1.8kg/cm) and (6V) 30.8oz/in(2.2kg/cm). The sturdy PC plastic shell of this micro servo 9g, combined with the iron core shaft and metal gears, creates a more resilient FS90R-class motor capable of withstanding shocks and jams.
- Color: Silver
- Size: 360°-FS90MR-C001
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