Servos for 1/8 Onroad Nitro
#31
PowerHD S25 for 1/8 onroad
PowerHD S35 for 1/8 buggy/GT
I've been running either these or brushless SRT servos (both are very similiar servos) . Not super cheap but really powerful servos.
If budget is no concern get either high-end Futaba or Sanwa.
PowerHD S35 for 1/8 buggy/GT
I've been running either these or brushless SRT servos (both are very similiar servos) . Not super cheap but really powerful servos.
If budget is no concern get either high-end Futaba or Sanwa.
#33
Tech Addict
I like Highest Servos (they are the manufacturer for Protek servos with a gold label such as the one mentioned earlier in this thread). Good quality, smooth, fast. Hard to get in US though (highest branded, not protek relabels). I usually try to get the brushless ones if possible, it looks like Highest is switching their lineup over to mostly brushless, while protek has opted to continue using brushed/coreless for many of their models.
Savox are good for the money but my complaint is they are noisy. Work well though.
SRT (brushless versions) are also good (brushed/coreless less good), but again, harder to get in US. I believe SRT makes Power HD servos but I'm not positive.
Savox are good for the money but my complaint is they are noisy. Work well though.
SRT (brushless versions) are also good (brushed/coreless less good), but again, harder to get in US. I believe SRT makes Power HD servos but I'm not positive.
Last edited by rcbuggy88; 08-09-2021 at 11:28 PM. Reason: too much of a rant
#34
I like Highest Servos (they are the manufacturer for Protek servos with a gold label such as the one mentioned earlier in this thread). Good quality, smooth, fast. Hard to get in US though (highest branded, not protek relabels). I usually try to get the brushless ones if possible, it looks like Highest is switching their lineup over to mostly brushless, while protek has opted to continue using brushed/coreless for many of their models.
Savox are good for the money but my complaint is they are noisy. Work well though.
SRT (brushless versions) are also good (brushed/coreless less good), but again, harder to get in US. I believe SRT makes Power HD servos but I'm not positive.
Savox are good for the money but my complaint is they are noisy. Work well though.
SRT (brushless versions) are also good (brushed/coreless less good), but again, harder to get in US. I believe SRT makes Power HD servos but I'm not positive.
#35
Tech Addict
What makes you say that?
#36
#37
Tech Addict
I think you have it backwards. Now I could have it wrong but SRT on the website (About Us - About SRT - SRT), posts photos of the manufacturing process, as well as advertises OEM options for their servos. This is why I'm assuming SRT is making Power HD servos.
Also, both companies are based in China, so still not sure why you think Power HD is the manufacturer (now if you have some more evidence, I would love to see it, since, for all I know, the manufacturing photos on SRT's website could just be photos of another factory making their servos).
Also, both companies are based in China, so still not sure why you think Power HD is the manufacturer (now if you have some more evidence, I would love to see it, since, for all I know, the manufacturing photos on SRT's website could just be photos of another factory making their servos).
#38
I think you have it backwards. Now I could have it wrong but SRT on the website (About Us - About SRT - SRT), posts photos of the manufacturing process, as well as advertises OEM options for their servos. This is why I'm assuming SRT is making Power HD servos.
Also, both companies are based in China, so still not sure why you think Power HD is the manufacturer (now if you have some more evidence, I would love to see it, since, for all I know, the manufacturing photos on SRT's website could just be photos of another factory making their servos).
Also, both companies are based in China, so still not sure why you think Power HD is the manufacturer (now if you have some more evidence, I would love to see it, since, for all I know, the manufacturing photos on SRT's website could just be photos of another factory making their servos).