1/8 steering servo's
12-07-2009, 08:59 AM
#31
i guess cause i race in the sportsman buggy class thats why i say that.\
but sportsman class is competive though
but sportsman class is competive though
12-08-2009, 11:38 PM
#32
Ok, maybe I went off a little to early, when I asked about the JR Z590 servo, I had already placed a bid on it, I ended up getting it (new) for only $30 delivered to me in Australia.
My current throttle servo is a Sanwa ERG-VB from what info I can find on the net I should be able to use this as a steering servo, what do you guys think?
Or am I barking up the wrong tree?
My current throttle servo is a Sanwa ERG-VB from what info I can find on the net I should be able to use this as a steering servo, what do you guys think?
Or am I barking up the wrong tree?
12-09-2009, 12:11 AM
#33
Still kickin since 2007
12-09-2009, 07:25 AM
#34
Ok, maybe I went off a little to early, when I asked about the JR Z590 servo, I had already placed a bid on it, I ended up getting it (new) for only $30 delivered to me in Australia.
My current throttle servo is a Sanwa ERG-VB from what info I can find on the net I should be able to use this as a steering servo, what do you guys think?
Or am I barking up the wrong tree?
My current throttle servo is a Sanwa ERG-VB from what info I can find on the net I should be able to use this as a steering servo, what do you guys think?
Or am I barking up the wrong tree?
sorry to say but the z590 is a RTR servo and nothing more...its what they include on the steering in RTR losi vehichles and unfortunately they aren't the best quality wise and tend to fail sooner then later....No clue on the Sanwa servo sorry.
12-09-2009, 09:11 AM
#35
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The 590 makes for a fine throttle servo but it wont live too long for steering.
12-09-2009, 04:43 PM
#37
Here are some specs on the ERG VB.
Speed 0.10sec/60?(6V)
Torque 13kg-cm (6V)
Dimensions 39.0x20.0x37.4mm
Weight 60g
From my small knowledge, it should be ok for steering?
Speed 0.10sec/60?(6V)
Torque 13kg-cm (6V)
Dimensions 39.0x20.0x37.4mm
Weight 60g
From my small knowledge, it should be ok for steering?
12-09-2009, 05:55 PM
#38
12-13-2009, 12:13 PM
#39
I love the 1015's performance...I ran them for 2 years, however I found they just dont hold up that well... And when I went to buy parts nothing fit as ACE has had so many updates that the parts are all mismatched and not relabeled...... Had to drop out of several races dude to ACE servo's failing, and because of the hassle I wont run them any more...great servo when they are working, but definitely not as durable or reliable as the Hitech's ...... Same story with JR servo's, great when working, but failure rate is far too high for me to trust them...the only steering servo I will consider is a 7955..... I run a Futaba BLS on throttle tho, and I absolutely love it, but I wouldn't trust a BLS for steering, been there and got burnt ..... IMHO the only safe bet these days is a 7955...
I've seen those redcase jr servo's fail time after time at the track.
You can't go wrong with the 7955.
12-13-2009, 01:32 PM
#40
I've been running two ace1015's for almost three years. I love'em. I changed the top case on the steering a month ago. It had developed a lot of slop due to the case bushing/bearing. I noticed the stock case had some type of plastic bushing/bearing but the replacement from amain had a brass one. Slop is gone and it's just like new. Great servo for the price.
I've seen those redcase jr servo's fail time after time at the track.
You can't go wrong with the 7955.
I've seen those redcase jr servo's fail time after time at the track.
You can't go wrong with the 7955.
12-13-2009, 05:37 PM
#41
Originally I thought it was the grears so I orderd a set of gears before I took the case apart. Amain's part number for the gears were plastic and once i took the case apart the gears looked fine. After that I noticed the bushing. The amount of play I had was enough that the servo kept trying to center so the wheels would just wiggle back and forth. If I hadn't replaced the case I could definitely see the gears failing.
Maybe your bad luck or i'm just lucky. I don't know.(knock on wood)
12-13-2009, 07:57 PM
#42
I ran all 9100s&t until after about 10 gallons i had a t get the jitters. now all ko and will never use another. smooth strong fast and dont gotta regulate. I ran a couple hitec 59xx a while back had one loose its center and the other was good and basically gave them away but they were ok
12-13-2009, 10:10 PM
#44
I can't believe nobody has recommended the 7955, 7950, or the 7940 yet!
