Standard or Compact Servo
#1
Standard or Compact Servo
I am thinking of getting a new servo for my TC. I have always used standard servos for more speed and torque.
It is going into an Associated TC6.1 so it will be sideways. going with a smaller servo will not save any space but will keep the servo from hanging over the chassis.
My question is, get standard servo and get a faster, stronger servo. Or a low profile servo, sacrifice some speed and torque for size and weight.
Servo options that are on the table.
KO BSx Standard sized servo .07s with 207 oz-in at 6v
KO RSx One Ten low profile .10s with 138 oz-in at 6v
Futaba BLS551 low profile .10s with 128 oz-in at 6V
Any other ideas are welcome.
If it matters my radio is a 4pks-r.
It is going into an Associated TC6.1 so it will be sideways. going with a smaller servo will not save any space but will keep the servo from hanging over the chassis.
My question is, get standard servo and get a faster, stronger servo. Or a low profile servo, sacrifice some speed and torque for size and weight.
Servo options that are on the table.
KO BSx Standard sized servo .07s with 207 oz-in at 6v
KO RSx One Ten low profile .10s with 138 oz-in at 6v
Futaba BLS551 low profile .10s with 128 oz-in at 6V
Any other ideas are welcome.
If it matters my radio is a 4pks-r.
#6
I've had several low profile servos and always seem to have some sort of trouble. One was the bls451 I think and a purple Orion. Probably dumb luck on my part.
#7
What about the radiopost servos?
I have heard of some issues from their receivers but have read great reviews on their servos.
http://radiopost.com/products/detail.aspx?cat=101&id=15
I have heard of some issues from their receivers but have read great reviews on their servos.
http://radiopost.com/products/detail.aspx?cat=101&id=15