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What servo??
So what steering servo are you guys using??
I'm looking for something for my dads mini as he seems to destroy anything that goes in there currently!! So i cant have anything digital as running a Core RC setup and believe these dont like digital servos??? And must be metal geared, fed up of replacing them!!! Suggestions please |
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Servo replacement
Hi Dale, Would recommend a Savox 1251MG. Bit power hungry but perfect for a mini stock - Powerful, robust, low profile so more room for other gear and have been running one in mine for years !
Cannot say strongly enough that you WILL need to plug a power cap ( I run 4700uf 16v ) in the receiver as the caps in the receiver are very weedy - mine will not run without one. Running aforementioned servo with G28 speedo and Spektrum receiver. |
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I'd recommend the same, again with a power cap.
1/12th racers will turn their noses up at them. But they're fast, strong, low-profile and not too expensive. And if you get bored of GT12 you can run it in a touring car or buggy (I run a 1251 in every class I race, and never had one go wrong). |
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Will it work with the Core RC receiver though? I've heard they dont like digital servos???
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Hi,
I'm running the following Alturn Digital Servo with my Core RC Radio gear. I've had no problems: http://www.modelsport.co.uk/alturn-u...roducts/359785 |
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I'm a 12th racer. For that application a Futaba 9602 is the mutz nuts. Analogue, metal gears, bullet proof, no problems with high current draw or glitching. Yes, they cost more - you get what you pay for and moreover with a Futaba you'll get back more because they are sought-after second hand. Mine is still going strong and still worth £35 of anyone's money. That means it's cost me £5 for 10 year's use - bargain! HTH
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