Good steering servo
#1
Good steering servo
I am looking for a good steering servo. I tried to get the jr z8450 but its discontinued. What other servo has the same speed and torque. Or better.
#2
Tech Elite
Futaba 9450/9451
#4
Tech Master
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I actually stubled across using an Airtronics 94358.
If you take a look at the numbers they are pretty mind blowing on the torque end for a non-digital/non-Fet servo. On the track it has never let go in the corners. If you use a direct plastic horn you probably will shear it, instead I ended up using a HeavyDuty Kimbrough servo saver. Not a bad servo for around $100.
If you take a look at the numbers they are pretty mind blowing on the torque end for a non-digital/non-Fet servo. On the track it has never let go in the corners. If you use a direct plastic horn you probably will shear it, instead I ended up using a HeavyDuty Kimbrough servo saver. Not a bad servo for around $100.
#5
Re: Good steering servo
Originally posted by Neil
I am looking for a good steering servo. I tried to get the jr z8450 but its discontinued. What other servo has the same speed and torque. Or better.
I am looking for a good steering servo. I tried to get the jr z8450 but its discontinued. What other servo has the same speed and torque. Or better.
enjoy racing
#6
Yea I got that 9451 in my sedan this servo is for a buggy tho.
#7
For 1/10 Ep - KO 2343
For 1/10GP,1/8Buggy - KO 2344
Just my 0.02
For 1/10GP,1/8Buggy - KO 2344
Just my 0.02
#9
I'm very happy with my KO PDS 2123.
Personally, I find that a steering servo cant be too fast
So I'll recommend you get the best you can afford. If you go with good brands like KO, Fut, JR or Air, you'll probably have it for many years.
Analog servos can be as fast and strong as digital ones. If I had to choose between a slow digital and a fast analog, I would go analog. Ultimately, get a digital one, if budget allows it. Digital ones have better resolution and way more holding power. They are also stronger around the center, than analog ones are.
For EP cars, there's no need of programmable servos.
Personally, I find that a steering servo cant be too fast
So I'll recommend you get the best you can afford. If you go with good brands like KO, Fut, JR or Air, you'll probably have it for many years.
Analog servos can be as fast and strong as digital ones. If I had to choose between a slow digital and a fast analog, I would go analog. Ultimately, get a digital one, if budget allows it. Digital ones have better resolution and way more holding power. They are also stronger around the center, than analog ones are.
For EP cars, there's no need of programmable servos.
#10
So if the 8450 is discontined, does anyone know what JR is going to replace it with?
I am looking for another sterring servo for my 1/10 touring car a TC3.
I really like JR and would like to stick with them and digital.
thanks...
I am looking for another sterring servo for my 1/10 touring car a TC3.
I really like JR and would like to stick with them and digital.
thanks...
#11
Tech Master
Originally posted by Super Steve
KoPropo PDS2143FET is the BEST steering servo ever imo
KoPropo PDS2143FET is the BEST steering servo ever imo
#12
I hadn't had any problems with my 357 Airtronics.
#14
Airtronics-94758 Digital
.06 Transit Time and over 100 ounces/In of tourqe
my .02
.06 Transit Time and over 100 ounces/In of tourqe
my .02
#15
Thanks, but what about JR?
Do not want any other brands....
Do not want any other brands....