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I have a arrma talion and I have no idea on how to tell what servos work well what is a good price and what I will have to do to make it fit in the car
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I heard that savox is very good qualityJust buy any standard servo.
Get one with at least 35kg of torque. No less.
This is one of my options, that I use. A drop in replacement.
Amazon.com: ZOSKAY 35kg high Torque Coreless Motor servo Metal Gear Digital and Stainless Steel Gear servo arduino servo for Robotic DIY,RC car (Control Angle 180°): Toys & Games
I don't want a bad servo but I have a budget and not much can be worse than the stock onesI heard that also many years ago. "Savox the best" Not so. LHS will push that stuff etc. Maybe the name is a status thing IDK.
I have tried many brands out there from Chinesium stuff to expensive Futaba, Savox, Hitec and the list goes on and on.
I have 3 Savox servos currently out of 17 rigs here. One is fine. It is a Track servo, Not WP. Works great in my Tekno MT. Just not a true basher servo, Not WP. (SA-1230)
BUT... by contrast I also bought 2 Savox 1210's. Both NG out the box purchased together, Noisy as heck struggled to center, bad potentiometers, tested them on my Servo tester and on my Crawlers and Arrma rigs. Junk. Savox Warranty had them for 3 months and sent the same back. No answer or explanation. I ate the loss for both. ($160) The 1210's suck IMHO.
Servos get beat to crap, either buy a $ProModeler$ servo for a high dollar or just go with the servo I linked above or similar. There are other flavors of 35kg out there. Others will chime in with theirs. It seems I am alone with my Savox 1210 issues. The odds that 2 identical servos fail out the box is not by accident IMHO, They are just $ garbage no better than servos less than half their price. So I wont ever give Savox my money again. Cust support is a Zero.
Buy a cheaper well known servo and toss it when it breaks. Servos just wear out anyway. We bash them hard. Just make sure and get a 35kg or higher torque servo. Or buy a Promodeler servo. The cream of the crop. Best designed and best parts used to make them. Used in Military drones.
It's your wallet. I'll let others chime in.
BTW, I have 5 of the AMZ servos I linked above. Non failed me yet. All on my Arrma 6s rigs. Oldest is a year old and bashed to crap. When it breaks I just get another. I keep a new spare servo as a backup always.
lol the Apollo eleven makes a good jump^^^ I live down the block. Maybe we can meet up to bash on the other side of the moon. Some good spots over there.
I bet you guys get some really good air with the lack of gravity and whatnot! Dusty though...^^^ I live down the block. Maybe we can meet up to bash on the other side of the moon. Some good spots over there.
Not sure what you mean here.how does a servo with less torque than stock give more power l have no idea
I know the BLX185 isn't adjustable. 6V/3A is all it puts out. Not sure about the Firma ESC.also while we are at this does anybody know how to adjust the voltage with a stock esc
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