Which servo???
#1
looking at getting a new servo which is faster and has more torque than my current Futaba S3003
which one of these would be best to use??
S9350
S9402
S9450
S9451
S9550
which one of these would be best to use??
S9350
S9402
S9450
S9451
S9550
#2
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From: NSW Australia
You have not gave any info, what application etc (then someone may be able to help)
check out:
http://futaba-rc.com/servos/futm0029.html
http://futaba-rc.com/servos/futm0211.html
I run KO Servos so dont have any info on how good any of those servos are
check out:
http://futaba-rc.com/servos/futm0029.html
http://futaba-rc.com/servos/futm0211.html
I run KO Servos so dont have any info on how good any of those servos are
#3
woops, sorry, application info would help 
I need a steering servo for 1:10 scale electric touring,
currently a TA04, but soon to be a Xray or similar,
I have been looking at the Futaba website the past hour or so, I can tell which one's are fastest and have the most torque but I need to know which one would be best? (if that makes sence)

I need a steering servo for 1:10 scale electric touring,
currently a TA04, but soon to be a Xray or similar,
I have been looking at the Futaba website the past hour or so, I can tell which one's are fastest and have the most torque but I need to know which one would be best? (if that makes sence)
#5
yea both look good,
S9402 0.1s/8kgcm
S9550 0.11s/5.8kgcm
but the S9402 is Analog and the S9550 is digital,
and they are both the same price, what is the benefit of a digital servo??
S9402 0.1s/8kgcm
S9550 0.11s/5.8kgcm
but the S9402 is Analog and the S9550 is digital,
and they are both the same price, what is the benefit of a digital servo??
#6
Hey Rod,
First, definitely digital, get away from analogue asap. They are a LOT more precise and there aren't many 'good' analogue servos compared to digi these days anyway.
For TC, the servo speed is far more critical than torque, aim for under 0.10/sec.
Metal gears are a must also.
Hope this helps
First, definitely digital, get away from analogue asap. They are a LOT more precise and there aren't many 'good' analogue servos compared to digi these days anyway.
For TC, the servo speed is far more critical than torque, aim for under 0.10/sec.
Metal gears are a must also.
Hope this helps
#7
mate go with the s9550. it is digital, coreless ( i don't know what it means but it's good
. i think it means it is more precise and centres more acurately)
they are half the size, not as heavy and very quick.
0.11sec at 6 volts
6kg/cm at 6 volts
40.5X21X25.4mm
45 grams
metal gears
. i think it means it is more precise and centres more acurately)they are half the size, not as heavy and very quick.
0.11sec at 6 volts
6kg/cm at 6 volts
40.5X21X25.4mm
45 grams
metal gears
#8
The S9550 looks like the way to go but how about these two? (below)
they are both quicker, and are only about $10USD more
KO Propo PDS-2343 0.08s/8kgcm
Sanwa ERG-WRX 0.06s/8.1kgcm
they are both quicker, and are only about $10USD more
KO Propo PDS-2343 0.08s/8kgcm
Sanwa ERG-WRX 0.06s/8.1kgcm
#9
KO servos are good too. But Im using a 9402 still in my sexray, and its good. Im using KO digitals in my other sexray. Theres no differnce, anyone who tells you they can feel it is a tosser. Coreless, is the type of motor used, faster spool up times.
#10
Originally posted by Rod M
KO Propo PDS-2343 0.08s/8kgcm
Sanwa ERG-WRX 0.06s/8.1kgcm
KO Propo PDS-2343 0.08s/8kgcm
Sanwa ERG-WRX 0.06s/8.1kgcm
i have a killer ko propo servo(pds 2143fet) before the s9550 it was good but heavy and didn't allow me to fit my hacker esc laying down. i noticed no speed difference between the quicker ko and the s9550




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