which servo

[jonesy99]

looking for a servo for my touring car, any ideas what i should buy?


richie

[gramey]

Two things is there a problem with space and what's your budget, previously ran the Sanwa ERG WRX which is ultra fast but £110.00. When I got tight for space with my Tamiya TB Evo 5 I switched to a Futaba 9550 low profile servo - £80.00 or thereabouts.

[savageracer1]

Originally Posted by jonesy99

looking for a servo for my touring car, any ideas what i should buy?


richie

get a Ace servo mate thats what im using in my TC
Jake

[sosidge]

Originally Posted by savageracer1

get a Ace servo mate thats what im using in my TC
Jake

Although there is nothing wrong with the Ace servo, it's intended for 1/8th nitro, if I was buying a servo specifically for 1/10th touring I'd probably get the low-profile Futaba S9550/9551, or maybe the standard equivalent S9451/9452.

Although to be honest a standard Futaba 3003 works really well in touring car anyway, for a whole lot less money.

[Col]

Originally Posted by sosidge

Although to be honest a standard Futaba 3003 works really well in touring car anyway, for a whole lot less money.

When I started out I used these. They were 4 for 12quid delivered on eBay. At that price it didn't matter if they got smashed (which they did)

[Richard Lowe]

I've always run KO's in the past but have recently tried the ino-lab HG-D760MG in my 4wd which has been really good

Same specs as a top end KO, all metal gears and half the price

[qatmix]

buy std acoms servos (as16/17) and connect the positive to the 7.2v of the esc with a 4.7 ohm fet choke (50p from maplins) and you will be more than speedy enough.

[Col]

But lifespan is vastly reduced. But if they're cheap, it doesn't matter

[mark christopher]

Originally Posted by Richard Lowe

I've always run KO's in the past but have recently tried the ino-lab HG-D760MG in my 4wd which has been really good

Same specs as a top end KO, all metal gears and half the price

run em in my 8th ic car too good servos http://www.flighttech.co.uk/index.as...rvos/index.asp (bottom two) any trakpower or flightpower stockist can get em

[qatmix]

I use ko propo servos as a rule, but the hotwired acoms are fine.

here is a link to the chokes

http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=3660

[Evsie]

I'd recommend a Bluebird BMS-631MG myself, fast, strong and under £25.