I need to replace the stock servo in my TRX Bronco after it failed. There are already lots of posts about swapping servos and after reading them I've narrowed it down to a few options. But I still have questions that weren't answered in the other treads.
I like the Holmes SHV500V2 due to being able to plug the servo into the AUX plug at the ESC (I still have the stock XL5). But my question is how do I plug in the light kit I have that uses the same plug? Will a Holmes RX bypass adapter allow me to use both? Then what happens if I swap to a Hobbywing WP 1080 ESC (which I may also do at some point)--how do I hook up the SHV500V2 and light kit?
I also read great things about the Hitec 7950 and Savox 1230SG servos. It's my understanding that finding a 24 tooth servo horn for the Hitec that fits a TRX-4 is a problem--is that still true or what arm would I buy?
As for the Savox, I've read that it's very powerful but also quite noisy so I'm not sure about this one. I'd really like to keep my rig as quiet as possible. Above all else though, whatever solution I go with I don't want to use a BEC.
Last, what other parts would I need to get this project done--like a servo arm, servo wire extension, or even a servo mount (Bowhouse RC or Yeah Racing come to mind)?
What do you guys think?
Thanks!
I like the Holmes SHV500V2 due to being able to plug the servo into the AUX plug at the ESC (I still have the stock XL5). But my question is how do I plug in the light kit I have that uses the same plug? Will a Holmes RX bypass adapter allow me to use both? Then what happens if I swap to a Hobbywing WP 1080 ESC (which I may also do at some point)--how do I hook up the SHV500V2 and light kit?
I also read great things about the Hitec 7950 and Savox 1230SG servos. It's my understanding that finding a 24 tooth servo horn for the Hitec that fits a TRX-4 is a problem--is that still true or what arm would I buy?
As for the Savox, I've read that it's very powerful but also quite noisy so I'm not sure about this one. I'd really like to keep my rig as quiet as possible. Above all else though, whatever solution I go with I don't want to use a BEC.
Last, what other parts would I need to get this project done--like a servo arm, servo wire extension, or even a servo mount (Bowhouse RC or Yeah Racing come to mind)?
What do you guys think?
Thanks!