Steering servos
#1
Steering servos
Allright, I know this has probably been beaten to death already but I can't find a thread on it.
What is a great steering servo for touring cars based on price and durability. I ain't got much money and I'm tough on my stuff.
I have a FTTC4 and I'm looking at possibly a 5 by the end of the year, Might even run Touring at Da'Birds next year instead of oval like the last several years, Last February I helped with onroad tech and raced oval. Dont ask me when I slept, I dont remember.
See y'all at-- uh? I'm not sure I'm supposed to say where but we'll all be in the Orlando area.
Thanks in advance on all the good info I'm sure to get here
What is a great steering servo for touring cars based on price and durability. I ain't got much money and I'm tough on my stuff.
I have a FTTC4 and I'm looking at possibly a 5 by the end of the year, Might even run Touring at Da'Birds next year instead of oval like the last several years, Last February I helped with onroad tech and raced oval. Dont ask me when I slept, I dont remember.
See y'all at-- uh? I'm not sure I'm supposed to say where but we'll all be in the Orlando area.
Thanks in advance on all the good info I'm sure to get here
#4
Tech Initiate
KOpropo 2413
much faster and stronger than the 9550's
much faster and stronger than the 9550's
#5
yippeeee
Thanks for the replies guys and keep'em coming, The specs on the 9550 dont look quite fast enough and I've already had one recomended servo end up being too slow in the past, My reflexes aren't what they used to be but I need the car to turn when I want it to, Not when it wants to.
Has anyone had any luck with the Hitec stuff? They are always applauded in the magazine writeups.
Has anyone had any luck with the Hitec stuff? They are always applauded in the magazine writeups.
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I've had issues with Hitech's not wanting to always center correctly, they will sometimes be one spline off either left or right after trimming. I've had some with no issue, I've had two that always did it. Others have said the same thing to me.
.06 is more than fast enough, especially if your getting slow as you say. A faster response can actually give you more issues if you're hand eye coordination is beginning to worsen. But you can always slow the servo down with the radio if needed.
Most reliable and best all around servos are JR's in my opinon..but I've used everything and only with Hitech's have I actually had any "issue" with, I've just had failures or have damaged others beyond repair (which was not the servo's fault..)
.06 is more than fast enough, especially if your getting slow as you say. A faster response can actually give you more issues if you're hand eye coordination is beginning to worsen. But you can always slow the servo down with the radio if needed.
Most reliable and best all around servos are JR's in my opinon..but I've used everything and only with Hitech's have I actually had any "issue" with, I've just had failures or have damaged others beyond repair (which was not the servo's fault..)
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