19-04-2010, 08:28 AM
Gday Mick The one that you linked i guess is a lot cheaper than the one that i use for all my planes now.
The Googling of reviews for the servo you mentioned seem good though was a bit concern with the one review of high Amps draw but if you only going to use a couple i wouldn't think it wouldn't be an issue, check your ESC bec current to be sure.
But that review of high Amps could relate that his has very high loading on servo.
For example : large aileron span / weight / Tension etc for servo to move on his Plane causing High Amps draw on servo.
Kieran put me on to These as they are Metal Gear, less chance of stripping and very smooth response as well when theres no power to plane they move smoothly manually and theres no chance of damage to gears ailerons or elevator is knocked.
Though there 4 x the price the servo below
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/stor ... oduct=6314
The Googling of reviews for the servo you mentioned seem good though was a bit concern with the one review of high Amps draw but if you only going to use a couple i wouldn't think it wouldn't be an issue, check your ESC bec current to be sure.
But that review of high Amps could relate that his has very high loading on servo.
For example : large aileron span / weight / Tension etc for servo to move on his Plane causing High Amps draw on servo.
Kieran put me on to These as they are Metal Gear, less chance of stripping and very smooth response as well when theres no power to plane they move smoothly manually and theres no chance of damage to gears ailerons or elevator is knocked.
Though there 4 x the price the servo below
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/stor ... oduct=6314
What Do You Mean Theres a Throttle Curve ?, Its Either all the way up or all the way down
