racer43

I'm looking to buy some of those servos and I like to know some imput from previous or current users of this servo.

Mr. Shookie

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Well from my expericances,
Buy once and hurt once.
Buy cheap and hurt over and over and over again.
I like KO servos, never have had one go bad on me.
I would recommend a Name brand that if your servo does break, you can send it in for service.

Hope that helps,
-Shookie <><

sportpak

iTrader: (26)

Buy cheap, buy often.

When I finally bought a real sevo, I had problems breaking servo horns. A $5 horn or saver is still cheaper then a $15 cheapy servo. Save your money and buy a servo once.

bs6ef

over the years i've used hitec jr futaba ko and multiplex..... and i have found that ko are the best by far, i now only use ko in all of my cars and in all of my boats as well.

The multiplex servo that i've had have always started to glitch after a month or two, hitec have been the same as well.....

just spend a bit extra and get a Ko, futaba or jr....

TimXLB

iTrader: (14)

Hi,

I agree. all I run for servos now are either KO's or JR's. I have a Futaba in my E MAXX but thats it. I tried a HiTech (it came in a sedan I bought) and took it out after one run. Airtronics newest servos are good too but I haven't bought one only tried it in my T4.
if I remmember right HiTech bought Multiplex a couple year ago. when Multiplex first came out they had good servos and a killer mini servo for 1/12th scale (smaller than the JR3550).
send to money for the good electronics it's worth it.

Thanks

Apl Hed

iTrader: (32)

hey tim, long time no hear? howz it going? howz jason? still racin? talk to ya L8R, c-u

john mcintosh