Digital Servos!!
 

Hello guyz! Novice driver here ^^...
I need 2 digital servos and im thinking of TEAM ORION VORTEX 1007 for my MTX4R!!! I know has too many torque but its ok in price!!
Who is using them? Are any good? If not give me some advise!
Ill apreciate that!

high jack...

Can anyone recommend digital mini servos for off roading?

I have the Orion servos and love them, you wont regret your purchase!

:nod:

What car do you plan on putting it in.

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AE RC18B
X-ray M18T

Here is a link to the new hitec digital version of the ever popular HS-65MG:

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXSDA9&P=7

It is a little bit expensive but it is also the best servo on the market in my opinion.

This one is better, Look at the specs. It ownz in everyway

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXGZU9&P=7

I thought that maybe its better to buy once the servos for all my life!! who knows...a good digital high torque servo maybe usefull if i change scale^^!!!!

I have found these to be perfect for my touring car, and more than happy with there performance. In both the throttle and steering.
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXRWS9&P=7

They are good 1007 is hyper fast- using it in 1/10 offroad trucks and they work great!!!

I bought 1 1007 for steering.
Now i prepair my wallet for the second one!!!

Case looks odd with only one ear on each side.

The stock servo in my 18MT was the same way...

And the Multiplex does NOT own the Hitec in color :lol:

How can we maintenance a servo after a racing seazon??? Any opinions?

Not a whole lot of maintenance in a servo until it breaks...

Maybe the occaisional bearing change.

seriously though it's awesome. Lightning fast with great torque for a mini. Feels like a high end 1/10th scale jr in a mini.

Oh definitely... I might be up grading soon!

Just gonna have to paint the case black :lol:

I have an RC18B, too, but I'm pretty new to all this. If I bought the Hitec HS-5065MG Digital Micro BB MG Universal Servo would I need anything else to make it work?

Nope! Don't need anything extra!

Just make sure to adjust your EPA properly, if you can... Digital servos are apparently more likely to cook when the EPA's aren't set right.

I'm told in another thread that I would need an Associated adapter, too. Is that true? Also, what EPA and how do I adjust it?

You shouldn't need an adapter...

Depending on what brand you buy, you might have to trim a tab off the plug, but other than that, no worries...

EPA is your end point adjustment... It adjusts how far your servo can turn.

If you're using the stock XP2 radio, that little dial beside where your thumb sits, under the steering wheel, and behind the throttle controls how far your steering moves... Dial it back to take steering out.

Got it. Thanks.

No problem!
Hope it works out for you!