Servos for my 8ight Truggy 2.0
#17
Hey man this hobby is not cheap and if you want quality stuff I have colse to 2000 stuffed into a Durango with ko servos, radio, xz speed, Fastlane skin and a lipo. Haha the lipo was the cheapest part. And I'd do it again. You can do it cheaper but dnf's suck and cheap equipment always ends up getting replaced and costing more in the long run.
These are what ive ran for the past 2+ year's with only 1 going "bad". 1 cell wouldn't hold voltage for very long and for the price, You can use your imagination of what i did with it.
http://cgi.ebay.com/4x-7-4V-900mAh-L...item415442131e
#18
Ok, so now my question is...if u are running a lipo for your reciever battery, do u need to have a low voltage cut off on it as well? I really dont feel like blowing up my freaking $1500+ truck
And what about this battery? do u think it will fit in the battery box of the 8ight truggy?
http://hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store...idProduct=8272
Turnigy is the only brand i use when i race my electric truck so i know the brand is great...now what about the size?
And what about this battery? do u think it will fit in the battery box of the 8ight truggy?
http://hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store...idProduct=8272
Turnigy is the only brand i use when i race my electric truck so i know the brand is great...now what about the size?
#20
Yes and No Frankie, You know me and my Small 900 Rx packs. Those dont get any cheaper and are Just as good as a Losi or Protec but at a Fraction of the price and size.
I would honestly do a little more research on JR servo's and their potential issues. They aren't all there cracked up to be.
These are what ive ran for the past 2+ year's with only 1 going "bad". 1 cell wouldn't hold voltage for very long and for the price, You can use your imagination of what i did with it.
http://cgi.ebay.com/4x-7-4V-900mAh-L...item415442131e
I would honestly do a little more research on JR servo's and their potential issues. They aren't all there cracked up to be.
These are what ive ran for the past 2+ year's with only 1 going "bad". 1 cell wouldn't hold voltage for very long and for the price, You can use your imagination of what i did with it.
http://cgi.ebay.com/4x-7-4V-900mAh-L...item415442131e
#21
Ya, that's what everybody has been telling me. i think i'll save for the savox servos than. Hopefully when my tax return comes in i'll be able to order a couple of them. Cause i think i wanna go with the lipo receiver battery route too...which i have a million questions about as well...a lot has changed since i have been in the united states...it's only been like 7 months!
#22
so if u run this battery, do u need a lipo cut off on it too so u dont screw it up? What do u guys use for a lipo alarm or cut off? And that listing says 4x...does that mean it's 4 of those batteries for that $17? that's crazy if that's what it is. How much run time do you get from this battery?
#23
Tech Master
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I have the HITEC 7450's. I run the Losi Lipo 2000mAh. I don't have a cutoff, probably should, but after a day of racing I end up putting ~700mAh back in. I also have the R604FS Futaba receiver and to the best of my knowledge, it does not have an install cut off.
I recommend the Losi lipo b/c 2000mAh is a lot of juice. I modified the batt box a tiny bit to have the balance wire coming out of the back.
I recommend the Losi lipo b/c 2000mAh is a lot of juice. I modified the batt box a tiny bit to have the balance wire coming out of the back.
#24
I have the HITEC 7450's. I run the Losi Lipo 2000mAh. I don't have a cutoff, probably should, but after a day of racing I end up putting ~700mAh back in. I also have the R604FS Futaba receiver and to the best of my knowledge, it does not have an install cut off.
I recommend the Losi lipo b/c 2000mAh is a lot of juice. I modified the batt box a tiny bit to have the balance wire coming out of the back.
I recommend the Losi lipo b/c 2000mAh is a lot of juice. I modified the batt box a tiny bit to have the balance wire coming out of the back.
#25
good stuff buddy, Did i send you my pics on how i wrap em to fit even cleaner ?
so if u run this battery, do u need a lipo cut off on it too so u dont screw it up? What do u guys use for a lipo alarm or cut off? And that listing says 4x...does that mean it's 4 of those batteries for that $17? that's crazy if that's what it is. How much run time do you get from this battery?
Lipo cut off isn't generally required on a Receiver battery, A regulator is somethign that's more common as quite a few radio's are only rated up to 6V, Your 4pk included. Most guys know a general time frame of how long their packs will last through out the day. I know for a Fact my 900's will do a 45min main with ease and if pushed could probably pull off an hour main pending the length of warm up and what not.
Yes you get 4 batteries for 17$. thats not the reason i run them however. They are 1/2 the weight of a losi 2000 and are a lot easier to fit with the flat top and not distorting wires to make it fit.
#26
Tech Master
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good stuff buddy, Did i send you my pics on how i wrap em to fit even cleaner ?
Lipo cut off isn't generally required on a Receiver battery, A regulator is somethign that's more common as quite a few radio's are only rated up to 6V, Your 4pk included. Most guys know a general time frame of how long their packs will last through out the day. I know for a Fact my 900's will do a 45min main with ease and if pushed could probably pull off an hour main pending the length of warm up and what not.
Yes you get 4 batteries for 17$. thats not the reason i run them however. They are 1/2 the weight of a losi 2000 and are a lot easier to fit with the flat top and not distorting wires to make it fit.
Lipo cut off isn't generally required on a Receiver battery, A regulator is somethign that's more common as quite a few radio's are only rated up to 6V, Your 4pk included. Most guys know a general time frame of how long their packs will last through out the day. I know for a Fact my 900's will do a 45min main with ease and if pushed could probably pull off an hour main pending the length of warm up and what not.
Yes you get 4 batteries for 17$. thats not the reason i run them however. They are 1/2 the weight of a losi 2000 and are a lot easier to fit with the flat top and not distorting wires to make it fit.
#27
#28
good pics Nick. now i got some tinkering to do before the dome. These packs are nice for there low cost.
#29
Tech Lord
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I'd run the Savox HV servos,
for throttle..
Savox SC-1267MG Super Speed Steel Gear Digital Servo (High Voltage)
Dimensions(mm):* 40.3x20.2x37.2
Weight(g):* 62.0
Speed(@4.8V sec/60):* .13
Torque(@4.8V oz-in):* 130.0
Speed(@6.0V sec/60):* .11
Torque(@6.0V oz-in):* 180.5
Speed(@7.4V sec/60):* .09
Torque(@7.4V oz-in):* 291.0
Gear:* Unique Steel
Bearing:* 2BB
Case:* Aluminum
25 Tooth Spline
For steering..
Savox SC-1268MG High Torque Steel Gear Digital Servo (High Voltage)
Dimensions(mm):* 40.3x20.2x37.2
Weight(g):* 62.0
Speed(@4.8V sec/60):* .15
Torque(@4.8V oz-in):* 160.0
Speed(@6.0V sec/60):* .13
Torque(@6.0V oz-in):* 208.3
Speed(@7.4V sec/60):* .11
Torque(@7.4V oz-in):* 361.0
Gear:* Unique Steel
Bearing:* 2BB
Case:* Aluminum
25 Tooth Spline
for throttle..
Savox SC-1267MG Super Speed Steel Gear Digital Servo (High Voltage)
Dimensions(mm):* 40.3x20.2x37.2
Weight(g):* 62.0
Speed(@4.8V sec/60):* .13
Torque(@4.8V oz-in):* 130.0
Speed(@6.0V sec/60):* .11
Torque(@6.0V oz-in):* 180.5
Speed(@7.4V sec/60):* .09
Torque(@7.4V oz-in):* 291.0
Gear:* Unique Steel
Bearing:* 2BB
Case:* Aluminum
25 Tooth Spline
For steering..
Savox SC-1268MG High Torque Steel Gear Digital Servo (High Voltage)
Dimensions(mm):* 40.3x20.2x37.2
Weight(g):* 62.0
Speed(@4.8V sec/60):* .15
Torque(@4.8V oz-in):* 160.0
Speed(@6.0V sec/60):* .13
Torque(@6.0V oz-in):* 208.3
Speed(@7.4V sec/60):* .11
Torque(@7.4V oz-in):* 361.0
Gear:* Unique Steel
Bearing:* 2BB
Case:* Aluminum
25 Tooth Spline
#30
Do you have to change the plug on these little 900packs or will they plug in to the standard JR style plug? They look like a different plug. I need a small pack for my D8 and would consider this one.