JR NES 4000 servo

[Henderson,Eric]

I still use a few of them. If you fit 4005 nylon gears they are fast and tight. They are low-profile and work well in the thin wing. Quique was using them last year in pattern plane ailerons.

Regards,

Eric.

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Subject: Re: JR NES 4000 servo


JonLowe at aol.com wrote:

>I ended up with an airplane that has two JR NES 4000 servos in it.  The only 
>info I can find on them on line calls them "Super Servos".  One site indicated 
>they may be an early form of digital servos.  Anyone know more about these?
>
>Jon Lowe
>NSRCA 3612
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I tried a few, and found them to be very very electricity hungry without 
any advantage over digitals, so I gave them back and went with 
digitals.  I think they were the intermediate between coreless and 
digital for JR, and quickly shelved in place of the digitals which were 
superior all around.

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