3LikesTeam Associated TC6.2 Touring Car
03-11-2015, 09:49 PM
#1864
03-12-2015, 03:16 AM
#1866
That and it had good specs, but yes, guilty as charged 
Here is a lower cost alternative. I have a few of these I keep as backup spares. I haven't used them yet, but the specs are good. And they're blue
That's why I went with a LP servo. Just for that little bit more room it frees up on the car.
Here is a lower cost alternative. I have a few of these I keep as backup spares. I haven't used them yet, but the specs are good. And they're blue
03-12-2015, 06:08 AM
#1867
I'm using a Airtronics 94647 Low Profile Hi-Speed in my TC6.2.
I was thinking of trying this Lee Martin Xpert PI-3401 in my next TC6.x
I was thinking of trying this Lee Martin Xpert PI-3401 in my next TC6.x
but since Reedy has a servo out now I swapped out the Airtronics to try this weekend. Its not low profile but still fits just fine.
http://www.teamassociated.com/reedy/...details/27100/
NOTE: I would avoid the Savox servo. Most ppl Ive spoke with say that it power hungry
03-12-2015, 03:15 PM
#1868
I went to the Airtronics after using the Futaba 9550 series for years...and I like it a lot, and the blue is just extra...but nice touch.
but since Reedy has a servo out now I swapped out the Airtronics to try this weekend. Its not low profile but still fits just fine.
http://www.teamassociated.com/reedy/...details/27100/
NOTE: I would avoid the Savox servo. Most ppl Ive spoke with say that it power hungry
but since Reedy has a servo out now I swapped out the Airtronics to try this weekend. Its not low profile but still fits just fine.
http://www.teamassociated.com/reedy/...details/27100/
NOTE: I would avoid the Savox servo. Most ppl Ive spoke with say that it power hungry
I have standard sized high speed, high torque Savox servos in my my XO-1 and Slash Rally, they work fine without issues.
03-12-2015, 09:37 PM
#1869
Tech Regular
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Viper did you cut all your esc and servo wires to shorten them or did you just wind them all together and shoegoo them behind everything and under the top deck?
That and it had good specs, but yes, guilty as charged
Here is a lower cost alternative. I have a few of these I keep as backup spares. I haven't used them yet, but the specs are good. And they're blue
That's why I went with a LP servo. Just for that little bit more room it frees up on the car.
Here is a lower cost alternative. I have a few of these I keep as backup spares. I haven't used them yet, but the specs are good. And they're blue
That's why I went with a LP servo. Just for that little bit more room it frees up on the car.
03-12-2015, 11:32 PM
#1870
Its much better than my wires before when I had them all zipped tied or shrink wrapped together. Now they just lay in place with out fear of dragging against the belt, and is serviced easily with out a lot of fuss or cutting ties.
It's not picture perfect, but it is a tool, not a jewel
03-12-2015, 11:47 PM
#1871
I was very happy with the Futaba for years but was searching for a new one because of the slope which got more and more over the years.
I tried the Savox as well, but I found it to slow and not precice in steering so I changed back to my slopy Futaba, which was still much much better even after years of hitting the walls.
Now I'm happy with the Sanwa - it's fast and strong ... and blue!
03-13-2015, 12:51 AM
#1872
Tech Initiate
So did I.
I was very happy with the Futaba for years but was searching for a new one because of the slope which got more and more over the years.
I tried the Savox as well, but I found it to slow and not precice in steering so I changed back to my slopy Futaba, which was still much much better even after years of hitting the walls.
Now I'm happy with the Sanwa - it's fast and strong ... and blue!
I was very happy with the Futaba for years but was searching for a new one because of the slope which got more and more over the years.
I tried the Savox as well, but I found it to slow and not precice in steering so I changed back to my slopy Futaba, which was still much much better even after years of hitting the walls.
Now I'm happy with the Sanwa - it's fast and strong ... and blue!
My 91550 with airtronics radio were not a right/left symetrical stroke.....!
Now with a airtronics servo it is perfect
Fred
