Time for New Servos!
09-14-2018, 02:37 PM
#1
Time for New Servos!
I need to pick up a new servo to replace the stock throttle servo on my HPI Bullet that went out. I May as well replace both at the same time to save later hassle.
I’m thinking of going the Hitec route, but I’m unsure if I should go one digital and one analog, or both analog.
what are your guys’ thoughts on this? I am currently running the quad AA battery pack to run the servos, but could switch if need be.
I am running the Airtronics MT-S w/RX-482
Any suggestions would be awesome!
I’m thinking of going the Hitec route, but I’m unsure if I should go one digital and one analog, or both analog.
what are your guys’ thoughts on this? I am currently running the quad AA battery pack to run the servos, but could switch if need be.
I am running the Airtronics MT-S w/RX-482
Any suggestions would be awesome!
09-14-2018, 02:54 PM
#2
been using hitec for many years //used and new can not go wrong
09-14-2018, 03:34 PM
#3
09-14-2018, 04:07 PM
#4
Tech Adept
Whomever sold you on the idea that having all digital servos in your rig is a bad idea was not the most reliable source. Think about airplane guys who can have as many as 16+ digital servos in one airplane. 2 digital servos in a 1/10 truck isn't an issue. For that rig, I'd suggest the D-955TW on the steering and the HS-5585MH on the throttle/brake.
09-14-2018, 04:10 PM
#5
Thanks for the reply!
I knew that sounded off, but wasn’t for sure because I’m still new to the hobby. I’ll have to check those servos out.
I have a good transmitter that can adjust cutoff voltage. How hard would it be to switch to a Lipo to run my servos? Or should I stick with nihm?
I knew that sounded off, but wasn’t for sure because I’m still new to the hobby. I’ll have to check those servos out.
I have a good transmitter that can adjust cutoff voltage. How hard would it be to switch to a Lipo to run my servos? Or should I stick with nihm?
09-14-2018, 06:49 PM
#6
Tech Adept
sanwa PGS-CX (full size) / PGS-CL (low profile), budget HV lineup from sanwa, enjoy your SSR.
09-15-2018, 12:56 PM
#7
Tech Regular
Thanks for the reply!
I knew that sounded off, but wasn’t for sure because I’m still new to the hobby. I’ll have to check those servos out.
I have a good transmitter that can adjust cutoff voltage. How hard would it be to switch to a Lipo to run my servos? Or should I stick with nihm?
I knew that sounded off, but wasn’t for sure because I’m still new to the hobby. I’ll have to check those servos out.
I have a good transmitter that can adjust cutoff voltage. How hard would it be to switch to a Lipo to run my servos? Or should I stick with nihm?
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