LP servo for less than £70

[jimjav]

Hi everyone,

I am thinking about upgrading my steering servo on my formula 1. Budget up to £70. I am looking mainly about precision and speed more than torque. I am using a Futaba radio and my speedo has a BEC of 6.0V
I have seen two options,
- Savox SB2263MGB 10 kg and 0.07s over 60 degrees
- Xpert PI-3431 10.2kg and 0.07s over 60 degrees

Have you used them? Any opinion? do they last long? How do they center?
Do you know another options on that price range?

Cheers
Javier

[ianjoyner]

I haven't used those, but I've been using this KO Propo one for most of the year in my buggy and it has been great at a good price:

http://www.racing-cars.com/pp/Manufacturer/KO_PROPO/KO30120.html

[DarkHawk]

I have been using the team corally low profile servo in my touring car and it is spot on every time and only £2 over your budget

http://www.dms-racing.com/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&view=productdetails&virtuemart_product_id=24867&virtuemart_category_id=43

[tcboy1983]

Xpert servos are great spec as good as £90-100 servos

[InsideLineModels]

We have a new range of SRT servos due next week and available to pre-order now.

There are a couple of low profile servos within your price range with excellent specifications. Full CNC aluminium cases and Titanium gears. Also, they all have black wires which everyone likes these days for a neat install!

http://insidelinemodels.com/images/stories/virtuemart/product/CH7012.jpg (http://insidelinemodels.com/inside-line-shop/search?keyword=CH701&limitstart=0&option=com_virtuemart&view=category&virtuemart_category_id=0)

Also a massive range of other servos for most applications.

http://insidelinemodels.com/inside-line-shop/search?keyword=srt&limitstart=0&option=com_virtuemart&view=category&virtuemart_category_id=0

Kev