I discovered a really cool website!
04-05-2013 | 10:29 AM
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From: South Central Kansas
I discovered a really cool website!
04-08-2013 | 02:35 AM
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From: South Central Kansas
04-08-2013 | 05:56 AM
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From: Conducting aggressive board meetings at my local track
04-08-2013 | 06:51 AM
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yea man , great link , been using it for a while
I take an engraver and etch all specs right onto the case of the servo to save me looking it up again and again and again.... helps if you have a drawer full of swervos.
I take an engraver and etch all specs right onto the case of the servo to save me looking it up again and again and again.... helps if you have a drawer full of swervos.
04-08-2013 | 07:14 AM
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With this, you don't have a servo saver, you have a front suspension saver (for when you have your EPA set wrong).
Do you think they have an HV version for guys running 6S, looking for a little speed?
No more waiting for a turn marshal. For those times you find yourself trapped under a pipe, just give it a lttle steering jog and move that pipe outa your way.
04-08-2013 | 02:06 PM
#9
I think it'll require a little modding to my servo mounting position.
With this, you don't have a servo saver, you have a front suspension saver (for when you have your EPA set wrong).
Do you think they have an HV version for guys running 6S, looking for a little speed?
No more waiting for a turn marshal. For those times you find yourself trapped under a pipe, just give it a lttle steering jog and move that pipe outa your way.
With this, you don't have a servo saver, you have a front suspension saver (for when you have your EPA set wrong).
Do you think they have an HV version for guys running 6S, looking for a little speed?
No more waiting for a turn marshal. For those times you find yourself trapped under a pipe, just give it a lttle steering jog and move that pipe outa your way.
04-08-2013 | 02:11 PM
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04-08-2013 | 02:12 PM
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Joined: May 2010
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From: Brussels, Belgium
Using this database for a long time, the only thing is that there is no way to be sure about the torque and speed values unless you mesure them by yourself. It's like the C ratings on the lipos, brands can say what they want. I would trust a 12kg futaba servo more than a 16kg savox
04-11-2013 | 01:04 PM
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Joined: Jan 2012
Posts: 303
From: Woodland Hills Ca
Servo specs are only as accurate as the manufacturer wants them to be.
Since the release of our own servo brand we have tested every servo on the market on our own machines. Some of the numbers being released are nothing more than dreams. We just have to wait for people to try our servos and let them speak for themselves.
Since the release of our own servo brand we have tested every servo on the market on our own machines. Some of the numbers being released are nothing more than dreams. We just have to wait for people to try our servos and let them speak for themselves.
