Budget "decent" torque servos
#1
Has anyone had any experience with either of these servos in a 1/8 buggy or truggy? Both are cheap with free shipping at hobbypeople.
Airtronics 94162Z - 144/oz, .18sec, $34
Cirrus CS704MG - 195oz, .15sec $39
Seem like decent specs and pricing? Junk or No? Bash/backup rig worthy?
Thanks!
Airtronics 94162Z - 144/oz, .18sec, $34
Cirrus CS704MG - 195oz, .15sec $39
Seem like decent specs and pricing? Junk or No? Bash/backup rig worthy?
Thanks!
#2
Has anyone had any experience with either of these servos in a 1/8 buggy or truggy? Both are cheap with free shipping at hobbypeople.
Airtronics 94162Z - 144/oz, .18sec, $34
Cirrus CS704MG - 195oz, .15sec $39
Seem like decent specs and pricing? Junk or No? Bash/backup rig worthy?
Thanks!
Airtronics 94162Z - 144/oz, .18sec, $34
Cirrus CS704MG - 195oz, .15sec $39
Seem like decent specs and pricing? Junk or No? Bash/backup rig worthy?
Thanks!
#4
Don't think you'll need that much for a Buggy. I normally use JR9100S servos for steering in my buggy and truggy and those are rated at 150 oz/in @ 4.8V, 180 oz/in @ 6V and I have never had an issue.
#6
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 2,477
From: Wallnut, CA
The 8 comes with a 590 which only has about 89oz or something like that, and it does the job fine. I use a hitec with 130oz and it works fine. you have to remember that you dont need a huge amount of torque when the buggy or truggy is actually rolling. I spent $115 on a hitec titanium gear ultra torque servo and it turnes the wheels just as fast and efficient as a Hitec $39 one.




I'd go Airtronics over Cirrus (always had great luck with their servos).
