screw size for hitec servo
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http://www.amainhobbies.com/advanced....6x8mm&x=2&y=3
And they are NOT hard to find...... just sayin
And they are NOT hard to find...... just sayin
#7
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M2.5 x 8mm screws tend to work. Here is a link for 500 screws for AU$119. M2.6 screws are extremely rare, except on expensive hobby websites, and 0.1mm diameter makes hardly any difference. So why not order 500 of them, stainless steel 304 grade with a nice allen key socket? That's around 4 cents per screw. You need not ever pay more than 10 cents per screw, including delivery. So buy a few more for later.
Qty 500 Button Head Socket M2.5 (2.5mm) x 8mm Stainless Steel 304 Screw Bolt
I can't provide links here yet but search for the above phrase or similar on ebay.
Qty 500 Button Head Socket M2.5 (2.5mm) x 8mm Stainless Steel 304 Screw Bolt
I can't provide links here yet but search for the above phrase or similar on ebay.
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Second; if I try to use a 2.5mm screw on my Hitec servos, I can usually pull it back out with my hand. The proper M2.6 screw holds tightly in the same servos. $3 for 6 or 8 screws in the correct size is a lot more useful than 500 in the wrong size, especially when you only use 1-2 of them per car.
Last edited by kawi650; 02-10-2016 at 09:35 AM.
#10
First; your 5 years late on this topic.
Second; if I try to use a 2.5mm screw on my Hitec servos, I can usually pull it back out with my hand. The proper M2.6 screw holds tightly in the same servos. $3 for 6 or 8 screws in the correct size is a lot more useful 500 in the wrong size, especially when you only use 1-2 of them per car.
Second; if I try to use a 2.5mm screw on my Hitec servos, I can usually pull it back out with my hand. The proper M2.6 screw holds tightly in the same servos. $3 for 6 or 8 screws in the correct size is a lot more useful 500 in the wrong size, especially when you only use 1-2 of them per car.




