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To: "'Mike Waite'" <mwaite.cwaite@comcast.net>
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Subject: RE: Digital/analog servo current draw
Date: Thu, 19 Mar 2020 13:34:11 -0000
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Sorry about the shipping cost.

Actually it is generally thought that analogue servos draw less current,
as they try to keep to the desired position less aggressively than digital
ones.

I intend to start running real tests on all our servos and, god willing,
will soon know authoritatively!

Regards, Neil.

-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Waite <mwaite.cwaite@comcast.net> 
Sent: 17 March 2020 19:18
To: sales@hyperflight.co.uk
Subject: Digital/analog servo current draw

Neil, just ordered Alt 1m and extra carbon tubes. Shipping was beastly!
Quick tech question-which servos have lower current draw-digital or
analog. Common sense tells me digital, but I have read otherwise. Coming
back to RC after 25 year pause and things have changed......
Thanks,
Mike

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