Hitec Hs-82Mg Standard Metal Gear Micro Servo .10Sec/47Oz @ 6.0V

    This is the HS-82MG Metal Gear Micro Servo from Hitec.

FEATURES:
For little planes, gliders, electrical helicopters and 1/18 scale cars

CONSISTS OF:
HS-82MG Metal Gear Micro Servo with universal port, 0.67" (17mm)
    size horn, 1.1" (29mm) double arm, 0.90" (23mm) 4-point horn
    and installing hardware

REQUIRES:
Installing in model and connecting to receiver

SPECIFICATIONS:
Speed: 0.12 sec/60° at 4.8V
0.10 sec/60° at 6.0V
Torque: 38.88oz-in (2.8kg-cm) at 4.8V
47.22oz-in (3.4kg-cm) at 6.0V
Weight: 0.66oz (19.0g)
Size: 1.17 x 0.47 x 1.16" (29.8 x 12.0 x 29.6mm)

REMARKS:
The following replacement parts are offered;
Gear Set, HRCM6386
Horn Set, HRCM6326

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This is the ElectriFly Silver Series 45 amp Brushless Electronic Speed Control.
Great for larger high performance airplanes. Delivering
45A of continuous current with a built-in Battery Circuit
which can handle 2A, this ESC is easy to use
and very affordable.

FEATURES:
Compatible with NiCd, NiMH and LiPo batteries
Auto-detects input volts and sets Low-Voltage cutoff
8.5kHz switching frequency, for great run time and cool operation
Pre-installed Universal radio port* (see Comments listed below)
Pre-installed WS Deans Ultra male port for battery (see
Comments listed below)
Pre-installed gold plated 4mm female bullet connectors for motor
High powered switching BEC (Battery Eliminator Circuit) which
    manages 3 or 4 conventional servos
Complete proportional forward and smooth throttle response with ON/OFF
    brake
Safe Start System** (see details in Comments listed below)
Thermal Protection stops motor when maximum temperature level 230°F
    is reached
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CONSISTS OF:
One Brushless ElectriFly Silver Series 45A Speed Control with
    pre-installed receiver port, battery port, and motor
    connectors.

REQUIRES:
Mating motor connectors, usage: GPMM3114
Mating battery port, usage: WSDM3000

SPECIFICATIONS:
Length: 2.76" (70mm)
Width: 1.30" (33mm)
Height: .39" (10mm)
Weight: 1.76oz (50g)
Input Voltage: 6-12 cells NiCd/NiMH
2-4 cells LiPo
(20V input w/o BEC)
Output Present: 45A continuous maximum
50A rise maximum
Max Output Power: 500 watts
ON-resistance: .008 ohms
Operating frequency: 16kHz repaired
BEC: 5V/2A
Low Voltage Cutoff: Battery voltage x .67
Thermal Cutoff: 230°F (110°C)
Timing Angle: 20°
Brake: ON/OFF

REMARKS:
To use with "Old Airtronics" Rx, needs adapter: AIRM4400

**Safe Start System: Move throttle stay with complete throttle position,
then to "OFF" position, then slowly advance throttle and motor will
begin to run.

The "Silver Series" line of brushless electronic speed controls
    such as numerous integrated security functions. One such function COULD
    POSSIBLY TRIGGER THE BRUSHLESS MOTOR TO STOP ROTATING when the
    transmitter's stick is at an incredibly low position and/or if
    rotation of the brushless motor is impeded or obstructed in some
    way. This is NORMAL, as the ESC is discovering that an issue
    potentially exists with the motor and/or speed control. Rotation of
    the motor is stopped to safeguard the speed control from possible
    damage.
WARNING!!
If the ESC and motor have already been armed and the motor has been
turning generally, yet after moving the throttle stay with near minimum the
motor unexpectedly stops to rotate generally even if the throttle stick is advanced
above minimum throttle, DO NOT PLACE YOUR HANDS NEAR THE PROPELLER!! FAILURE
TO
OBEY THIS CAUTION COULD RESULT IN INJURY!! From this point, moving
the throttle hold up - even to complete throttle might not cause the motor to
rotate BUT THE MOTOR IS STILL ARMED AND ACTIVE DURING THIS TIME!! To restore
control of the motor, move the throttle stay with absolute minimum throttle
position then advance the throttle stick upwards once again.
Alternatively, you can detach the battery from the ESC, then re-connect the
source of power and re-arm the system.
NEVER
get near the propeller if the speed control is connected to input power!
ALWAYS
make sure the throttle stick is at minimum position prior to trying to
detach the battery from the speed control! ElectriFly is not accountable
for incidental damage or personal injury as an outcome of abuse of this item.