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Controlling of Blue bird BMS660MG+HS Rc Servomotor
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Controlling of Blue bird BMS660MG+HS Rc Servomotor - 12.25.2006, 03:11 AM

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I have bought a BMS660MG+HS Rcservomotor from Blue bird. i like to know how to control the RC motor. The motor rotates automatically to certain position without giving any control signal when power supply is switched on. it rotates in forward direction not in reverse direction.. so kindly suggest me a solution. i have not used Rc servomotor earlier
I have not used RC servomotor before so kindly help me.... here is the specification
BMS-660MG+HS
Weight: 54 grams / 1.88 oz.
Size: 40.5 x 20 x 42.5 mm /1.60 x 0.78 x 1.64 in.
Torque At 4.8V:13.0kg-cm, 181 oz-in
Torque At 6.0V:14.6kg-cm, 195 oz
Speed At 4.8V:0.17 sec / 60° at no load
Speed At 6.0V:0.15 sec / 60° at no load
Ball Bearing: Dual / M9x7
Metal Gears: 3 gears of aluminum, 2 gear of copper, 1 nylon gear
Motor Type: Double magnetic motor
Servo case: Middle Heat Sink case
Operating Voltage Range 4.8V to 6.0V
Operating Temperature Range -20oC to +60oC
Idle Current 5mA at Stopped
Running Current 640mA
Stall Current 1800mA
Dead Band Width 8 µsec
Direction Re-clock wise/pulse traveling 1200 to 1600 usec
Horn Gear Spline 25 Segments/ (Same as Futaba)
Connector Wire Length 300mm (11.81in)
Connector Housing Universal connector
Wire Info Brown Wire = Battery Negative, Red Wire = Battery Positive, Orange Wire = Signal
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12.25.2006, 03:43 AM

First of all: Welcome to the forums!

What does any other servo do when you plug it in? Do they do the same thing? It might be your trim (I assume steering).

Also, with those BlueBird servos, you really have to set your EPA so it will stop before the mechanical limits of the steering or it will burn up. Those servos, while powerful, don't like to be held back...
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