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Batan D226F Servo

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• The discontinued Batan D226F is a standard-sized digital servo that serves as an excellent, all-around upgrade from basic analog servos. It is designed for hobbyists seeking a noticeable boost in performance and precision without moving into the specialized, high-cost servo categories. The digital circuit provides superior holding torque and a narrower deadband compared to its analog counterparts, which translates to a more connected and responsive feel in any application. This servo is a versatile performer, making it a great choice for the steering and throttle on 1/10 scale monster trucks, buggies, and on-road cars. It's also a solid option for the control surfaces on .40 to .90 size sport and scale aircraft, where its reliability and precision are a welcome advantage.
• Featuring a robust metal gear train, the D226F is built to handle more stress and abuse than servos with nylon or composite gears. This durability makes it a smart investment for applications where the servo might be subjected to impacts or high loads. The dual ball bearing-supported output shaft ensures the gear train operates smoothly and minimizes the development of slop over time, maintaining the servo's accuracy throughout its service life.
• For the robotics engineer or hobbyist, the D226F is a dependable building block for a huge range of projects. Its standard dimensions make it easy to mount, and its digital performance provides the accuracy needed for positional tasks. It’s an ideal choice for the primary joints of a medium-sized walking robot, a powerful animatronic mechanism, or any general-purpose application that calls for a strong, reliable, and precise standard-sized actuator.

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