What the most suitable servo for EP 1/10 ?
#2
Bro,I think it should be a brushless.Because,Brushless consumes less power,And must be Digital too...
#4
My futaba s9551 works great. Small, light, and fast. I'm thinking about getting the brush less version.
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Tech Master
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Anything LPF, digital, and that has a decent speed. Brushless is useless in a 1/10th TC servo, because of the fact we run 5000mAh packs.
The new, LPF one from Core RC is getting good reviews from the brits, and the Futaba servos are also very good. I've ran a 9550/9551, and I'm currently running a 9452 in my Mi4 with absolutely no issues.
The new, LPF one from Core RC is getting good reviews from the brits, and the Futaba servos are also very good. I've ran a 9550/9551, and I'm currently running a 9452 in my Mi4 with absolutely no issues.
#6
is the only advantage to BL power consumption?
#8
I had a KO 2413. I couldn't tell the difference between that and my futaba.
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Tech Elite
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Used many servos as so many are great for a wide variety of applictions. Airtronics 357, 358, Futaba BLS451, BLS351, and now BLS551.
For TC I would stick with 60º @.10 second transfer speed and torque of 100oz/in or higher.
Personally anything faster than 60º@ .10 feels too twitchy for me on steering.
I changed to the Futaba BLS551 to save weight vs the BLS451 that I had in.
For TC I would stick with 60º @.10 second transfer speed and torque of 100oz/in or higher.
Personally anything faster than 60º@ .10 feels too twitchy for me on steering.
I changed to the Futaba BLS551 to save weight vs the BLS451 that I had in.
#14
Another Futaba S9551 user here and I LOVE it....
I would not be able to control my car with any thing faster... It'd be too "twitchy"
Alex
I would not be able to control my car with any thing faster... It'd be too "twitchy"
Alex