servos
#1
servos
ok im going to get some new servos and a 2.4ghz system what kind of servos will be good and will standerd work or do i need digital its for a 1/10 scale hyperspeed and im new to this so are both servos the same
#2
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you're going to hear lots of different answers and opinions on this. if you were going to do any sort of club racing, you would want to buy the highest spec servos you can afford. i just looked up the car you bought and it's a 1/10 off-road nitro entry level car that sells for $120. i doubt you'll want to spend $100 each on steering and throttle servos.
you'll want decent torque and speed for both servos and they don't have to be the same. digital is preferable but for your purposes, they don't have to be. definitely get metal geared servos so they can handle the abuse of off-road. anything with a transit speed below .15 secs and at least 100 oz*in torque should be fine.
i can only recommend what i have tried but there are tons of servos that'll do the job. here are some very good servos for $60:
http://cgi.ebay.com/HS-985MG-Coreles...#ht_2052wt_905
if $60 servos are too steep for you, i'd take a look at some good used futaba s9451's.
good luck
you'll want decent torque and speed for both servos and they don't have to be the same. digital is preferable but for your purposes, they don't have to be. definitely get metal geared servos so they can handle the abuse of off-road. anything with a transit speed below .15 secs and at least 100 oz*in torque should be fine.
i can only recommend what i have tried but there are tons of servos that'll do the job. here are some very good servos for $60:
http://cgi.ebay.com/HS-985MG-Coreles...#ht_2052wt_905
if $60 servos are too steep for you, i'd take a look at some good used futaba s9451's.
good luck
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thxs everyone ad yea its a pos and im probly going to get a traxxas or lois by febuary screw nitrorcx/exceed they sux im so done with this thing it wonts to drive itself into trees and stuff
#6
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I would give these Savox servos a try
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ium-Gear-Servo
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ium-Gear-Servo
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