TMCCOY
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I'm not saying I did, but I may have tinkered a bit on the Kraton to learn about it being new to the hobby before using it with some cool parts.
On the 1st real session, the servo burned up! I read that the factory spektrum S652 wasn't great, but c'mon! One session? I took the servo apart after removing it, and it stunk, it burned up.
As it turns out, I had already purchased a power hobby 760 MG just based on a quick search and had it sitting. I didn't have a new servo mount, so I used the OEM one and shimmed it up a bit to clear the servo. That seems to work pretty well. I also went ahead and upgraded a few steering parts to get play out of it to make sure it was really smooth for steering. The M2C steering connector and hot racing steering arm made for a very smooth operating steering system. Upgraded the servo saver as well.
The steering is very quick and responsive now.
Looking forward to the next session.
On the 1st real session, the servo burned up! I read that the factory spektrum S652 wasn't great, but c'mon! One session? I took the servo apart after removing it, and it stunk, it burned up.
As it turns out, I had already purchased a power hobby 760 MG just based on a quick search and had it sitting. I didn't have a new servo mount, so I used the OEM one and shimmed it up a bit to clear the servo. That seems to work pretty well. I also went ahead and upgraded a few steering parts to get play out of it to make sure it was really smooth for steering. The M2C steering connector and hot racing steering arm made for a very smooth operating steering system. Upgraded the servo saver as well.
The steering is very quick and responsive now.
Looking forward to the next session.
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