Servos for short course
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Joined: Apr 2017
Posts: 89
From: Wisconsin
I need a servo that will last a really long time it needs to be strong have metal gears and relatively quick. Anyone have any recommendations. I don't really want one of those cheap off brand ones because they dont last long.
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From: Central Wisconsin USA
#5
It's not $60 but the best bang for your buck servo I know of is the xpert 4000 series with the orange case. It's more than enough torque and it's very speedy for the price. Plus it can run low voltage so even if your ESC has a weak BEC, you won't need to worry about brownouts.
You can't really get all of your requirements in a $60 servo unless you go off brand.
You can't really get all of your requirements in a $60 servo unless you go off brand.
#8
The only time I'll use those type of servos is for lightweight applications like touring cars or F1. For a short course, spend the money on a nice one and you don't have to worry about it anymore. The xpert is great value
#9
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Joined: Apr 2017
Posts: 89
From: Wisconsin
It's not $60 but the best bang for your buck servo I know of is the xpert 4000 series with the orange case. It's more than enough torque and it's very speedy for the price. Plus it can run low voltage so even if your ESC has a weak BEC, you won't need to worry about brownouts.
You can't really get all of your requirements in a $60 servo unless you go off brand.
You can't really get all of your requirements in a $60 servo unless you go off brand.
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Oh and i have a JX servo in my Helion 410SC and so does my brother. They are both great and neither have died on us so you must be doing something wrong if they dont last more then a week. JX 6113MG, 0.10sec, 14kg @ 6.0v in the brothers car. JX 6221MG, 0.16sec, 20kg @ 6.0v in my helion.



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