Besides that the above sounds like it was written in English, translated to Chinese, then translated back to English, what are the specs?
I think you're wasting your breath, unfortunately. Some people care way more about saving a couple dollars than any kind of moral integrity....
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:lmao::lmao:..you guys are cracking me up...8)No it’s not whatever moron, its STOLEN........ And my brothers watch my back.
Question is : Where?Im guessing these are affordable
ProModeler DS470BLHV 470oz-in servo... Designed for drones, big R/C airplanes.
There's an even stronger version now, the ProModeler DS630BLSHV.
:shock:....:lmao:
I like the look of the ReefsRC servos but they hardly fall into the cheap category. I use the HH V2 servo and it costs about the same as the ReefsRC servo, again, not cheap. Cost effective, but not cheap.https://www.facebook.com/groups/445...if_id=1567435541232948¬if_t=group_activity
ReefsRC page - for a trash product and company they sure have a lot going on. Makes some here look like idiots for trashing them.
"Titanium Gears" is the big turn off for me. No servo (that I'm aware of) has actual Ti gears, they're all Ti coated Aluminum. I prefer to stick with steel gears if I spending north of $50...https://www.facebook.com/groups/445...if_id=1567435541232948¬if_t=group_activity
ReefsRC page - for a trash product and company they sure have a lot going on. Makes some here look like idiots for trashing them.
Queefs triple pickle is a turd servo. Pretty decent torque but that comes at the expense of it being geared way down to achieve the numbers. Yea, yea I know "I don't want a fast servo" cool, most would like the wheels to turn some time today.
Aluminum gears are craptacular and the output gear will kick its splines off if you use the supplied screw. Been there, broke that.
I swore someone had recently linked an aluminum cased micro servo, but after skimming back through the last 5 or so pages, I guess I'm trippin'?
Anyway, what's out there for decent micro servos? I used to use MG90S's on my kids' 1/18 Dromidas, and I'm going to need something the same size for a dig servo. The mg90s is dirt cheap, reasonably strong too, but they have a bastard spline count (I think it was 21?) and only had brittle ABS servo horns that snapped if you looked at them wrong. I ordered a handful of aluminum servo horns that were advertised to fit the mg90, but not one of them fit, that seems to be its Achilles heel. I see the all kinds of rebranded versions of the same thing, but only a couple that are different like the spendy little Savox SW1250, but I'm not feelin' $64 for a micro, this is the cheap servo thread afterall. What are the trx4 guys using to replace their micro servos?
edit: bonus points if it can run 7.4v+
I swore someone had recently linked an aluminum cased micro servo, but after skimming back through the last 5 or so pages, I guess I'm trippin'?
Anyway, what's out there for decent micro servos? I used to use MG90S's on my kids' 1/18 Dromidas, and I'm going to need something the same size for a dig servo. The mg90s is dirt cheap, reasonably strong too, but they have a bastard spline count (I think it was 21?) and only had brittle ABS servo horns that snapped if you looked at them wrong. I ordered a handful of aluminum servo horns that were advertised to fit the mg90, but not one of them fit, that seems to be its Achilles heel. I see the all kinds of rebranded versions of the same thing, but only a couple that are different like the spendy little Savox SW1250, but I'm not feelin' $64 for a micro, this is the cheap servo thread afterall. What are the trx4 guys using to replace their micro servos?
edit: bonus points if it can run 7.4v+
Cheaper again but still only 6vEcoPower makes one for half that price, but only 6v...
https://www.amainhobbies.com/ecopow...digital-sub-micro-servo-trx4-ecp-640t/p859667
EDIT: Wow, I need to refresh a little more often...