Steering Servo.. How to choose a good one?
11-23-2004, 01:18 PM
#16
Re: Steering Servo.. How to choose a good one?
Originally posted by ilumina
Anyone can enlighten me how to choose a good steering servo for my Yokomo MR4TC SD SSG?
Anyone can enlighten me how to choose a good steering servo for my Yokomo MR4TC SD SSG?
11-23-2004, 05:12 PM
#17
Originally posted by BrainTeased
but if its too too too fast your car could spin out easily i reakon! some people have to turn down the steering exponential/steering punch on the radio to counter this awkard cornering characteristics.
i reakon 75% of the pro electric drivers use the futuba s9550.
specs are for this is
0.11 secs
6kg torque
at 6 volts
try putting on a poll to help your decision as i can imagine it would be hard for 10 different people voicing 10 different opinions on which servo is the best for your application.
but if its too too too fast your car could spin out easily i reakon! some people have to turn down the steering exponential/steering punch on the radio to counter this awkard cornering characteristics.
i reakon 75% of the pro electric drivers use the futuba s9550.
specs are for this is
0.11 secs
6kg torque
at 6 volts
try putting on a poll to help your decision as i can imagine it would be hard for 10 different people voicing 10 different opinions on which servo is the best for your application.
Many are sponsored by Airtronics (look at their radios. . .) and are likely using the 757/758
.07sec
115 torque
at 6 volts
There are also pros who are sponsored by KO. Any guesses what they're using?
11-23-2004, 07:54 PM
#18
Guest
Originally posted by BrainTeased
but if its too too too fast your car could spin out easily i reakon! some people have to turn down the steering exponential/steering punch on the radio to counter this awkard cornering characteristics.
i reakon 75% of the pro electric drivers use the futuba s9550.
specs are for this is
0.11 secs
6kg torque
at 6 volts
try putting on a poll to help your decision as i can imagine it would be hard for 10 different people voicing 10 different opinions on which servo is the best for your application.
but if its too too too fast your car could spin out easily i reakon! some people have to turn down the steering exponential/steering punch on the radio to counter this awkard cornering characteristics.
i reakon 75% of the pro electric drivers use the futuba s9550.
specs are for this is
0.11 secs
6kg torque
at 6 volts
try putting on a poll to help your decision as i can imagine it would be hard for 10 different people voicing 10 different opinions on which servo is the best for your application.
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