hnoroian
Quarry Creeper
In most cases I can’t imagine not buying a direct power servo anymore, especially in anything 1/10 or larger.
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Servo Shopping.
- Thread starter Alexander_0_1
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One advantage bec powered servos have is that they are kept at the same voltage at all times so performance should not degrade as the battery discharges. I don't usually run my packs down all the way to cutoff so i don't really notice much of a difference.
As far as crawlers go, I've got two savox 2290s in my fleet but the rest of my steering servos are direct power.
Ive broken them at the mounting tabs. No doubt a lot of servo manufacturers inflate their numbers, but i don't think it is that dramatic. At least on the name brands in that price range.
It seems hitec has kinda given up. The savox 2290 i mentioned earlier came out in ~2017 and it's still rated higher torque and is slightly faster.
