edracer1

Are some speed-controls better suited to handle digital servos? I just got a Futaba S9550 servo and I plan on using my Novak GTX. I've read about these servos possibly drawing too much voltage. Any kind of mod that I can do or should I get a different ESC?

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iTrader: (24)

Would not have a factual opinion if Keyence is better then the Novak, but it is certainly better then my QC2 I had. Handles my digital without issue.

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Z.Hallett

i run the GTX and have no issues running it with my digital servo, as far as i know noone has ever had an issue using a digital servo with th GTX. your fine, love your gtx, its awsome, no need to mod it.

andrewdoherty

iTrader: (49)

I have run a Q1 and now a sphere comp with the lipo voltage cut-off set up and have not had any issues.

XrayFK

iTrader: (1)

Both my KO and LRP QC1 have had no problems powering my digital servos, even at 7.2v.

sdmlsu1

iTrader: (14)

I run a GTX with digital servos without any problems. Although I have had problems with a QC2 and digital servos.

Mr.Horsepower

I run the GTX exclusively in my oval cars, my daughter's Losi truck, and my touring cars. I run the S9550's in my oval cars with no issues, and I run airtronics digital servos in my touring cars too. The GTX is as good as an ESC gets. You don't need to mod it or change anything. Just enjoy your fun!

-Tony

edracer1

Thanks guys

Ben.C

In my opinon, any top of the line ESC would work fine...

tc3team

I use a old Novak Cyclone TC with my S9550,works fine Not for much longer though...

Tpg racer

Would digital servos be suitable for the KO Propo VFS-2000J esc???

Smoking motor..

yep just not lrp quantum 2