Servo Help
10-17-2011, 12:02 AM
#2
servo help
you should try any high torque/speed servos from savox ace or hitec chec the specs on tem for a good torque range from 4.6 to 6.0v usually around 60degrees many of them have metal and titanium gears which is most popular for durability however; some people like to keep high torque plastic to let u know quickkly if you servo is having any problems
10-17-2011, 12:36 AM
#3
The most important question... 6.0v or 7.4v?
Last edited by BrakeTurnAccelerate; 10-17-2011 at 03:02 AM.
10-17-2011, 06:17 AM
#4
Tech Rookie
for 6v I like savöx, not that expencive (compared to other top end servos) and has titanium gear.
there are 3 of then to chose from, all of them are about the same price.
SavOx SC-1256TG - Digital Servo 20kg and 0.15 sec/60 °
SavOx SC-1257TG - Digital Servo 10kg and 0.07 sec/60 °
SavOx SC-1258TG - Digital Servo 12kg and 0.08 sec/60 °
there are 3 of then to chose from, all of them are about the same price.
SavOx SC-1256TG - Digital Servo 20kg and 0.15 sec/60 °
SavOx SC-1257TG - Digital Servo 10kg and 0.07 sec/60 °
SavOx SC-1258TG - Digital Servo 12kg and 0.08 sec/60 °
10-17-2011, 07:58 AM
#8
I agree, and that's all I run on my racers for the past 3 years. Plus, they have the most amazing service in the servo industry, without question.
Value comes in many ways, and this servo has them all covered, AND, you can run a lipo with no regulator..I've been running them like this since the beginning with zero issues.
Value comes in many ways, and this servo has them all covered, AND, you can run a lipo with no regulator..I've been running them like this since the beginning with zero issues.
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