Thank You Slip stick, I do have one more question and that is if say all the motors need 40 amps in total and I want to add to it and also have other components on top of would I need to add a few extra mA to 40 amps? Also would this burn out the servos if they have too much current going through them or do they have some leeway or possible only draw what they need? Should I do one battery for the servos and one for everything else?
This is all the specs they have on the order info:
High Torque Servo DC12V 24V 380kg.cm Steel Gear for Robot Mechanical Arm
Function
- Potentiometer control, remote control
- Current adjustment and angle adjustment
- CW and CCW switching, AD&PWM switching,pulse width 1-2ms&0.5-2.5ms
- Compatible with Futaba, JR, SANWA, Hitec,etc.
Parameters:
- Working voltage: DC12-24V
- No load current: <500mA
- Maximum torque(actual measurement): 380kg.cm(24V) ;1764N.cm(24V) ;90kg.cm(12V) ;882N.cm(12V)
- Angular velocity: 0.5s/60degree, when 24V;1.0s/60degree, when 12V
- Rotation angle: 330 degree MAX. (0-360 degree, adjustable)
- Input mode: PWMIN is PWM signal; ADIN is analog voltage signal(potentiometer)
- Pulse signal input range: 0.5ms-2.5ms for all "multi channal controller", 1ms-2ms for drone remote controller, SCM program, Arduino, etc.
- Voltage signal input range: 0-5V
- Control accuracy: 0.32 degree
- Weight: 530g
- Gear material" Steel
- Size: 95.560.5102.6mm
- Application: Robot, mechanical arm, other high torque control area
- Power input: DC12-24V
- Motor output: 12-24V
Package list:
- 1 x Servo
Much appreciated