Ask at FMA.  They did some stuff for military uses, which I'm sure include
high-temp specs since they operate in desert places.

http://www.fmadirect.com

You probably want Fred.

Andy


At 04:17 PM 10/27/1999 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi
>
>I have an application where I am using RC servos (Airtronics 94102) in hi
>temp areas 150-175 deg F.
>The servos are failing (duh!). I would like to replace the servo ic's with
>higher temp versions. The first problem is Airtronics uses a custom
>mitsubishi ic (#M51791AL) that I cannot get. It looks like there are a couple
>of transistors (I think) labeled #8561.
>
>Does anyone know of replacement servo ic parts or a servo board schematic to
>build my own servo board?
>
>Anyone know of hi-temp servos?
>
>The housing is machined aluminum especially for the airtronics servo, I would
>like to find a way to modify the servos rather then replace.
>
>Thanks
>
>Jon

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