best $100 steering servo
#16
buggy? Futaba BLS452
cheap, fast, strong enough for buggy, light, very low battery consuption unlike Hitec, JR or Ace servos.
cheap, fast, strong enough for buggy, light, very low battery consuption unlike Hitec, JR or Ace servos.
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#20
Ace/AE's are Weak to say the least.
Brass VS Titanium
You do the math.
Brass VS Titanium
You do the math.
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I recently talked to hitec and the 7940 & 7950 are not going to be released until august at the earliest.
#25
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+1000 on the 7955 these things are bulletproof. I ran JR 9100s/ 9100T last year and I like the hitec much better. I use the 7955 and 7965 for throttle/ brake. I like the throttle/ brake servo to be on the faster side .15 is too slow.
I recently talked to hitec and the 7940 & 7950 are not going to be released until august at the earliest.
I recently talked to hitec and the 7940 & 7950 are not going to be released until august at the earliest.
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i'd only use 7940 for brake/throttle, it might be a bit on the weaker side for truggy and monster truck, even on 2s lipo
I think 7955 is perfect, 375oz and .12sec on 2s lipo is plenty fast.
isn't 7950 slower too but more toque? i can't see where you need more than 375, when it can be used on a baja for steering.
7940 would be perfect for 1/10 scale and onroad probably.
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jr servo
I ran the same JR 8711 in 2 different truggies and a buggy over a period of 2 yrs. multiple gallons of fuel and I still have not had a single problem. They are not the fastest out there for sure.