I need a new servo, but which one???
11-17-2010, 04:00 AM
#31
These are CHEAP
I always try out different "chinese" products and I found these ahwile back. They are well built, solid, center well and cant be beat for there price! 2 yr replacement warrenty as well!
http://www.valuehobby.com/products.php?category_id=21
There made by Troy Built as far as Ive read. I haave owned a few 1501MG servos and a DS 120M and never had any problems yet. I even have one thaats seen some abuse in a BIG ALL ALUMINUM E Savage with brushless on 4s and its held up very well.
http://www.valuehobby.com/products.php?category_id=21
There made by Troy Built as far as Ive read. I haave owned a few 1501MG servos and a DS 120M and never had any problems yet. I even have one thaats seen some abuse in a BIG ALL ALUMINUM E Savage with brushless on 4s and its held up very well.
11-17-2010, 04:45 AM
#32
I always try out different "chinese" products and I found these ahwile back. They are well built, solid, center well and cant be beat for there price! 2 yr replacement warrenty as well!
http://www.valuehobby.com/products.php?category_id=21
There made by Troy Built as far as Ive read. I haave owned a few 1501MG servos and a DS 120M and never had any problems yet. I even have one thaats seen some abuse in a BIG ALL ALUMINUM E Savage with brushless on 4s and its held up very well.
http://www.valuehobby.com/products.php?category_id=21
There made by Troy Built as far as Ive read. I haave owned a few 1501MG servos and a DS 120M and never had any problems yet. I even have one thaats seen some abuse in a BIG ALL ALUMINUM E Savage with brushless on 4s and its held up very well.
Nice Find.
11-17-2010, 07:52 AM
#33
some one needs to check their math.
you'll regret it when you spend 2X as much due to being stubborn the first time, Spend the money once and forget about servo issues forever...Cheap servo's yield cheap results.
11-17-2010, 09:41 AM
#34
11-17-2010, 04:09 PM
#35
Yea! They have been running strong for me so far. One was a little noisy, but worked flawlessly! Still is about 6 months later!
It beats payin $40 for a Hitec HS645MG at 125oz analog 2yr warrenty. Power HD 1501MG 215oz analog under $17 shipped from US
11-17-2010, 08:08 PM
#36
You know, I have had good luck with the Traxxas 2075 and the Hitech 625MG and or the 645MG. None of them are extremely fast but all work well. The Traxxas servo can be had on Ebay for $12 and the other 2 between $30 and $50. I have a lot of the servos people listed above including a couple of JR9100s, a coreless Futaba, Airtronics 94361 Rock Crusher, Orion Vortex, both the Ace 1515 and 1513....anyway, I can only really tell the difference on the track. If you're not a competetive racer who cares. These guys are full of crap. Its not like your running an 1/8th scale Truggy.
11-23-2010, 11:01 PM
#38
anyone try Align Servos? i was looking at the Align DS610 servo
(.08 sec/166oz metal and titanium gears). you can get them for less than $60! its even cheaper than Savox servos. same guys who make Savox and Orion. anyone try them out? the description talks about it is used in Helis but anyone know if you could use it in a 4wd buggy?
(.08 sec/166oz metal and titanium gears). you can get them for less than $60! its even cheaper than Savox servos. same guys who make Savox and Orion. anyone try them out? the description talks about it is used in Helis but anyone know if you could use it in a 4wd buggy?
11-24-2010, 01:18 AM
#40
Tech Apprentice
i use these after trying everything else.
happier than a pig in s**t with these in 1/8scale offroad.
$36
Bluebird BMS-820DMG+HS 10.6kg / .09sec
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...idProduct=8768
1. All Metal Gear
2. Double M9.6 ball bearing (si-oil)
3. Coreless motor with low RF noise (CE certified)
4. Rubber seals for waterproof case
5. Futaba compatible 25 tooth output splines
6. Heavy duty servo case
7. Integral heat sink
8. Digital motor drive with ultra-square PWM signal
9. Automatic determination of servo center pulse width
13. Digital control IC
14. MOS-FET motor driver chips
Weight: 45g / 1.60oz
Dimensions: 40.5 x 20 x 37 mm / 1.60 x 0.78 x 1.52 inch
Torque At 4.8V: 9.2kg/cm , 130 oz/in
Torque At 6.0V: 10.6kg/cm , 142 oz/in
Speed At 4.8V: 0.11 sec / 60° at no load
Speed At 6.0V: 0.09 sec / 60° at no load
$36
Bluebird BMS-820DMG+HS 10.6kg / .09sec
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...idProduct=8768
1. All Metal Gear
2. Double M9.6 ball bearing (si-oil)
3. Coreless motor with low RF noise (CE certified)
4. Rubber seals for waterproof case
5. Futaba compatible 25 tooth output splines
6. Heavy duty servo case
7. Integral heat sink
8. Digital motor drive with ultra-square PWM signal
9. Automatic determination of servo center pulse width
13. Digital control IC
14. MOS-FET motor driver chips
Weight: 45g / 1.60oz
Dimensions: 40.5 x 20 x 37 mm / 1.60 x 0.78 x 1.52 inch
Torque At 4.8V: 9.2kg/cm , 130 oz/in
Torque At 6.0V: 10.6kg/cm , 142 oz/in
Speed At 4.8V: 0.11 sec / 60° at no load
Speed At 6.0V: 0.09 sec / 60° at no load
11-24-2010, 01:29 AM
#41
happier than a pig in s**t with these in 1/8scale offroad.
$36
Bluebird BMS-820DMG+HS 10.6kg / .09sec
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...idProduct=8768
1. All Metal Gear
2. Double M9.6 ball bearing (si-oil)
3. Coreless motor with low RF noise (CE certified)
4. Rubber seals for waterproof case
5. Futaba compatible 25 tooth output splines
6. Heavy duty servo case
7. Integral heat sink
8. Digital motor drive with ultra-square PWM signal
9. Automatic determination of servo center pulse width
13. Digital control IC
14. MOS-FET motor driver chips
Weight: 45g / 1.60oz
Dimensions: 40.5 x 20 x 37 mm / 1.60 x 0.78 x 1.52 inch
Torque At 4.8V: 9.2kg/cm , 130 oz/in
Torque At 6.0V: 10.6kg/cm , 142 oz/in
Speed At 4.8V: 0.11 sec / 60° at no load
Speed At 6.0V: 0.09 sec / 60° at no load
$36
Bluebird BMS-820DMG+HS 10.6kg / .09sec
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...idProduct=8768
1. All Metal Gear
2. Double M9.6 ball bearing (si-oil)
3. Coreless motor with low RF noise (CE certified)
4. Rubber seals for waterproof case
5. Futaba compatible 25 tooth output splines
6. Heavy duty servo case
7. Integral heat sink
8. Digital motor drive with ultra-square PWM signal
9. Automatic determination of servo center pulse width
13. Digital control IC
14. MOS-FET motor driver chips
Weight: 45g / 1.60oz
Dimensions: 40.5 x 20 x 37 mm / 1.60 x 0.78 x 1.52 inch
Torque At 4.8V: 9.2kg/cm , 130 oz/in
Torque At 6.0V: 10.6kg/cm , 142 oz/in
Speed At 4.8V: 0.11 sec / 60° at no load
Speed At 6.0V: 0.09 sec / 60° at no load
11-24-2010, 01:36 AM
#42
Tech Apprentice
how did i get $36?
i reached in my pocket and pulled out two $20bills.
where did i find the servo for $36?
.. i clicked the link i put in my first reply .. then i added in some turnigy 45C lipo's, carbon fibre sheets and other stuff that only hobbyking is good for and cashed out.
$7.99 regular shipping to canada, 4 days and it was in my hands.
i reached in my pocket and pulled out two $20bills.
where did i find the servo for $36?
.. i clicked the link i put in my first reply
.. then i added in some turnigy 45C lipo's, carbon fibre sheets and other stuff that only hobbyking is good for and cashed out.$7.99 regular shipping to canada, 4 days and it was in my hands.
11-24-2010, 08:07 AM
#43
savox
get a savox they have $60 metal gear servo and it is crazy fast and if thats to much hitech has like a $38 dallor metal gear but its not that fast
11-24-2010, 09:12 AM
#45
how did i get $36?
i reached in my pocket and pulled out two $20bills.
where did i find the servo for $36?
.. i clicked the link i put in my first reply .. then i added in some turnigy 45C lipo's, carbon fibre sheets and other stuff that only hobbyking is good for and cashed out.
$7.99 regular shipping to canada, 4 days and it was in my hands.
i reached in my pocket and pulled out two $20bills.
where did i find the servo for $36?
.. i clicked the link i put in my first reply
.. then i added in some turnigy 45C lipo's, carbon fibre sheets and other stuff that only hobbyking is good for and cashed out.$7.99 regular shipping to canada, 4 days and it was in my hands.
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