JR Servo Torque Specs. at 6v

Does anybody have infomation on torque specifications for JR servos operating on 6v? All published specs are for 4.8v. Searching the web was no
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| Does anybody have infomation on torque specifications for JR servos | operating on 6v? All published specs are for 4.8v. Searching the web was no | help.
Looking at http://www.servocity.com/html/hitec_servos.html , it looks like 6v vs. 4.8v gives a 17% to 25% increase in torque for Hitec servos.
Looking at http://www.servocity.com/html/futaba_servos.html , the figures seem to be about 24% to 82% (! -- the S3302 -- I don't think I really believe that.)
JR servos really aren't fundamentally different, so I'm guessing that if you just add 25% or so to the torque ratings given for 4.8v, you'll probably be pretty close. And if a 5% error either way will cause you problems, well, you probably need a bigger servo anyways :)
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Ev Greer wrote:

RC Universe, www.rcuniverse.com, has a JR support forum that is monitored by someone at JR. He may be able to point you to a source for the torque specs.
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Some JR servos are not recomended for use on 6 volts. I have some that are that way. Dan.
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