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Frank L 06-28-2010 11:51 AM

I like the 7940. i run straight lipo so I have to stick with the 7940, 7950 and 7954. The 7940 is fast. I got use to the faster servos when I ran the JR 9100s servos. So far the 7940 have been great in the buggy and truggy. anything with .10 or faster is food with me.

Here are the stats.
Torque: 182/222 oz./in. (6v/7.4v)
Speed: 0.07/0.06 sec @ 60 deg. (6v/7.4v)

I have used the 7965 before too when I ran a nimh pack.
Torque: 139 oz/in @ 6V
Speed: 0.10 sec/60 deg @ 6V

dreaux 06-28-2010 11:51 AM


Originally Posted by bacchus (Post 7600656)
I hear alot of people swear by the 7955TG for BOTH steering and throttle especially on the Losi since it likes to eat servos.

did you break your servo this weekend?

hambone 06-28-2010 11:53 AM

Futaba BLS451.

dreaux 06-28-2010 11:58 AM


Originally Posted by Frank L (Post 7600675)
I like the 7940. i run straight lipo so I have to stick with the 7940, 7950 and 7954. The 7940 is fast. I got use to the faster servos when I ran the JR 9100s servos. So far the 7940 have been great in the buggy and truggy. anything with .10 or faster is food with me.

Here are the stats.
Torque: 182/222 oz./in. (6v/7.4v)
Speed: 0.07/0.06 sec @ 60 deg. (6v/7.4v)

I have used the 7965 before too when I ran a nimh pack.
Torque: 139 oz/in @ 6V
Speed: 0.10 sec/60 deg @ 6V

i find myself thinking how hard it would be to pull the trigger faster then one tenth of a second. That is 0.10. I know my triger finger is not faster then this. And guess it would be opening the slide faster, but there has to be a point of dimenished gains. Your carburator can only react so fast.

JAMMINKRAZY 06-28-2010 12:13 PM


Originally Posted by Frank L (Post 7600675)
I like the 7940. i run straight lipo so I have to stick with the 7940, 7950 and 7954. The 7940 is fast. I got use to the faster servos when I ran the JR 9100s servos. So far the 7940 have been great in the buggy and truggy. anything with .10 or faster is food with me.

Here are the stats.
Torque: 182/222 oz./in. (6v/7.4v)
Speed: 0.07/0.06 sec @ 60 deg. (6v/7.4v)

I have used the 7965 before too when I ran a nimh pack.
Torque: 139 oz/in @ 6V
Speed: 0.10 sec/60 deg @ 6V

X2 7940 FTW!! Nothing compares to the Hitec HV servos.:nod:

JAMMINKRAZY 06-28-2010 12:18 PM


Originally Posted by hambone (Post 7600683)
Futaba BLS451.

The BLS451 is also a great servo! I used the older non-BLS 451 for a long time. I have a BLS451 now that I have used in throttle with great results. Only downside is they can't run on unreg. lipo. And their warranty service isn't as good as Hitec's is.:nod:

deadmancourt 06-28-2010 12:22 PM


Originally Posted by mr240 (Post 7599949)
Hitec 5645

ive been running the hitech mg645 for a couple months and i have already replaced 2 of them!....i make sure my epa is adjusted so much to were i barely even have breaks!....and i also have made sure i am not pulling the slide on the carb past wide open! idont even let it go wide open!....it doesnt hit the chassis cause i use the rubber grommets!...i dont know but im on my 3rd one,luckily my LHS just swaps them out with no hassle!

dreaux 06-28-2010 12:28 PM


Originally Posted by JAMMINKRAZY (Post 7600741)
X2 7940 FTW!! Nothing compares to the Hitec HV servos.:nod:

what about the 7955 with lipo?

JAMMINKRAZY 06-28-2010 12:29 PM


Originally Posted by deadmancourt (Post 7600769)
ive been running the hitech mg645 for a couple months and i have already replaced 2 of them!....i make sure my epa is adjusted so much to were i barely even have breaks!....and i also have made sure i am not pulling the slide on the carb past wide open! idont even let it go wide open!....it doesnt hit the chassis cause i use the rubber grommets!...i dont know but im on my 3rd one,luckily my LHS just swaps them out with no hassle!

645 is not the same as a 5645. 645 is a very low end analog Hitec. NOT a servo I would recommend for 1/8 scale for throttle or steering. 5645 is better, but still not what I would recommend.;)

8&stuff 06-28-2010 12:30 PM

throttle/brake=unregulated ko propo 2368&2386 since i have a box full of them and they are worthless on steering.

deadmancourt 06-28-2010 12:31 PM

and im pretty sure i have the hitec 7955tg for steering cause it doest have the sticker on it but it looks identical to it!....anyways this servo i have had now for almost a year and was bought used, is AWESOME!...i want to buy a NEW 1 for my steering and run the old 1 in my throttle:nod:...that would probably eliminate my 5645mg problem:flaming:

deadmancourt 06-28-2010 12:32 PM


Originally Posted by JAMMINKRAZY (Post 7600791)
645 is not the same as a 5645. 645 is a very low end analog Hitec. NOT a servo I would recommend for 1/8 scale for throttle or steering. 5645 is better, but still not what I would recommend.;)

:lol:

JAMMINKRAZY 06-28-2010 12:36 PM


Originally Posted by dreaux (Post 7600787)
what about the 7955 with lipo?

7955 is always a GREAT choice. Most solid servo out there! Lots of guys run them with a lipo.:nod:

deadmancourt 06-28-2010 12:36 PM

scratch that my bad i just looked and it is the hs-645mg:(....it was only $30:ha: brand new!...oh well back to the drawing board!....any1 have a 7955tg for sale:lol:

JAMMINKRAZY 06-28-2010 12:38 PM


Originally Posted by deadmancourt (Post 7600813)
:lol:

Slightly better but still a bit slow and underpowered for 1/8 scale. You should get that second 7955. All of your problems will go away.:nod:


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