Steering servo for Truggy
09-01-2010, 05:03 PM
#31
I just noticed you have 2 of the same thread, stupid me....
Best steering servo for a Losi 2.0 Truggy.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/7885847-post4.html
Best steering servo for a Losi 2.0 Truggy.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/7885847-post4.html
09-02-2010, 06:57 AM
#32
09-02-2010, 07:29 AM
#33
Can't we just all get along? LOL!!!
With that being said, I am partial to Hitec servos myself. But I came across a great deal on a JR 8711 for my daughters 8T 2.0
WOW it is a great servo. I can't believe no one has said anything about one of these......
With that being said, I am partial to Hitec servos myself. But I came across a great deal on a JR 8711 for my daughters 8T 2.0
WOW it is a great servo. I can't believe no one has said anything about one of these......
09-02-2010, 08:08 AM
#34
Now for Hitec, I have broken every metal output gear any servo has to offer. The list is long. I have brought 7950s when they came out and they have performed perfectly time and time again.
Now I have broken a screw off in the Ti output gear of my 7950 servo and was getting upset that I could not buy a new, called up hitec and they sent me the gear,,, excellent service.....
09-02-2010, 12:49 PM
#37
Tech Apprentice
what makes sense, the fact you dont have a Clue what your talking about.....Screw poor spelling you give Very Poor advise that really has no relation to the question at hand.
For example when you try and help guys with set-up's on 2.0T's when you yourself dont Own one or really grasp the concept of what's different and Why. Also making BS statement's like "you dont need titanuim gears thats a butch of bs ive never striped any steel gears in a servo just plastic." is Ignorant as you haven't been around long enough to even know HOW durable Hitec gear's are.....the Ti's have been around for quite some time and the Fact of the matter is that Hitec Doesn't even Sell the Main gear's as spares as they KNOW they Dont fail.
Please take a Step back and think twice before posting.
For example when you try and help guys with set-up's on 2.0T's when you yourself dont Own one or really grasp the concept of what's different and Why. Also making BS statement's like "you dont need titanuim gears thats a butch of bs ive never striped any steel gears in a servo just plastic." is Ignorant as you haven't been around long enough to even know HOW durable Hitec gear's are.....the Ti's have been around for quite some time and the Fact of the matter is that Hitec Doesn't even Sell the Main gear's as spares as they KNOW they Dont fail.
Please take a Step back and think twice before posting.
Well have a great day all.
09-02-2010, 01:23 PM
#38
09-02-2010, 01:23 PM
#39
Not sue why you guys are getting on this guy? His comment about the need for TI gears I think is spot on. And by the way I have been in this hobby a very long time, racing RC cars sense 1987, went to the Worlds in 1989, oops just gave my age away, and have been flying giant scale for almost as long. Most manufacturers have a gear in there gear train that will fail, as the steel / TI gears normally will not fail. This is so other more expensive parts of the servo, like the motor do not fail. Is it bad to have the TI gears, not at all, is it needed, no, especially for the concerns you guys have brought up. Other than gears wearing out and getting sloop in them, the JR line of servo's had been really bad in the giant scale planes with this, this is where maybe the Hitec has a leg up on the rest very little sloop in the gear train. Now about his setup info have no idea, but what does that have to do with this issue.
Well have a great day all.
Well have a great day all.
That's my take on things.
09-02-2010, 01:57 PM
#40
Not sue why you guys are getting on this guy? His comment about the need for TI gears I think is spot on. And by the way I have been in this hobby a very long time, racing RC cars sense 1987, went to the Worlds in 1989, oops just gave my age away, and have been flying giant scale for almost as long. Most manufacturers have a gear in there gear train that will fail, as the steel / TI gears normally will not fail. This is so other more expensive parts of the servo, like the motor do not fail. Is it bad to have the TI gears, not at all, is it needed, no, especially for the concerns you guys have brought up. Other than gears wearing out and getting sloop in them, the JR line of servo's had been really bad in the giant scale planes with this, this is where maybe the Hitec has a leg up on the rest very little sloop in the gear train. Now about his setup info have no idea, but what does that have to do with this issue.
Well have a great day all.
Well have a great day all.
+1 thanks for agreeing with me.
jammincrazy: sorry to tell you this but not everybody has the money to buy more expensive servos ! yea i know this is a expensive hobby but you can get away with cheaper stuff and be fine for a while espially if your just a club local racer
but hey everybodys opinion is diffrent.
09-02-2010, 02:07 PM
#41
servo
Hitec 7955 ti period , i run futaba servo's for everything else except truggy steering ....
09-02-2010, 02:11 PM
#42
+1 thanks for agreeing with me.
jammincrazy: sorry to tell you this but not everybody has the money to buy more expensive servos ! yea i know this is a expensive hobby but you can get away with cheaper stuff and be fine for a while espially if your just a club local racer
but hey everybodys opinion is diffrent.
jammincrazy: sorry to tell you this but not everybody has the money to buy more expensive servos ! yea i know this is a expensive hobby but you can get away with cheaper stuff and be fine for a while espially if your just a club local racer
but hey everybodys opinion is diffrent.
09-02-2010, 02:12 PM
#43
ok i get it well if something happens to my 7954 servo than i will look at the 7955 than later on.
09-02-2010, 03:10 PM
#45
I got one for you guys.
What's the general mounting proceedure for you guys running these monster digi's? I set my new 7950 up with grommets using large head washers snugged up but man, that servo can torque the entire mount....
Anyone running solid mounted/no grommets? Sure way to kill a servo?
What's the general mounting proceedure for you guys running these monster digi's? I set my new 7950 up with grommets using large head washers snugged up but man, that servo can torque the entire mount....
Anyone running solid mounted/no grommets? Sure way to kill a servo?