Sanwa Servos
#2
Sanwa, Airtronics, KO = 23T horn required
Hitec, = 24T horn required
Futaba, = 25T horn required
hope this helps!
Hitec, = 24T horn required
Futaba, = 25T horn required
hope this helps!
#5
Originally Posted by itchy b
That's the one thing that the servo makers should do, by making all the servos a standard spline 23t,24, or 25t, wouldn't it make it so much easier to just have a half a dozen spare ones in the kit without worrying if we got the correct one or not!
Itchy B:
you gotta stop thinking like that or you'll strain something
Thanks for the help guys, i am told that the stock radio with my FW05T+ is KO, so looks like all i need to do is screw it in
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#6
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Originally Posted by Bundy_Bear
Itchy B:
you gotta stop thinking like that or you'll strain something
Thanks for the help guys, i am told that the stock radio with my FW05T+ is KO, so looks like all i need to do is screw it in
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you gotta stop thinking like that or you'll strain something
Thanks for the help guys, i am told that the stock radio with my FW05T+ is KO, so looks like all i need to do is screw it in
BB
#8
does anyone have info on Sanwa's srm102z servo horn screw thread? (Airtronics 94102Z ) the original screw has a unique thread with an angle close to a cork screw. I need a longer than the original screws of 102z because the original screw is too short if use with a servo saver, I can't find a longer screw with the correct thread. hope somone has more knowledge on this can point out some informations.
#9
Servo's do use M3 or M2.5 thread.
#10
#11
Check out the picture, the black short screw is the Sanwa's original horn screw on the srm102z while the silver screw is a tamiya 3x10mm ,see the thread difference. the sanwa (black short) has a more angles thread like a cork screw with deeper cuts between thread. It seems as it has less thread per inch than a regular 3mm screw.